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Before Matt Busby, there were no football managers.

I was born in a small mining village. The people were brought up in a faith which was football.

I had no experience as a manager. All I had was certain ideas, faith in those ideas and faith in the club.

Hello and welcome to the United We Stand podcast. I'm in, well, near enough, Dean's Gate on Manchester's Key Street, just outside the Everyman Cinema.

Plenty of cars going past on a bit of a windy and wet day. It's the world premiere of Busby, the new film documentary, looking at the great man, Samat Busby, from the same team that produced a class of 92.

The film did pretty well in a few years ago tells the story of Samat Busby from the same team that produced a class of 92. The film did pretty well in a few years ago tells the story of Samat's humble beginnings in a small Scottish mining village to twice rebuilding a football club first ravaged by war and then by the tragedy of the Munich Air disaster. Busby claims to be the definitive story of the founding father of modern Manchester United.

We should be able to talk to plenty of X-Reds and current ones too in the red carpet area of this premiere at The Every Man.

It's a buzzby's a fantastic film. I've seen it a couple of times already.

The unseen footage is breathtaking, to be fair. There's a lovely clip.

If you watch the film, you see it of a young Matt, as he was then, as a city player, even,

smoking a cigar looking very cool, on top of an open top bus after city of won either the Cup or the League.

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