#OnThisDay 1957, Manchester United make history at the time with a record breaking attendance of 72,077 for a midweek 3-3 draw with Everton at Goodison Park. Johnny Berry, Dennis Viollet and Liam Whelan are on target for the Busby Babes. #MUFC

#OnThisDay 1956, Republic of Ireland striker Liam Whelan scores his first goal in a run that sees him hit the net 8 games in a row. Whelan finished up top scorer with 26 goals as United win the First division title. #MUFC

#OnThisDay 2006, Former Manchester United striker David Healy nets a hat trick against a strong Spanish side, being the first Northern Irishman to score a home international hat trick since George Best in 1971. #MUFC

#OnThisDay 1895, Newton Heath player John Aitken becomes the first player on record to score on their debut as the Heathens trash Crewe 5-0 at Bank Street. Newton Heath later became Manchester United, and Aitken's debut is still remembered. #MUFC

#OnThisDay 2007, Phil Neville appears for England against Israel taking the Neville brother’s England caps to 142 passing the then record held by Bobby and Jack Charlton. he Neville brothers made significant contributions to both club and country. #MUFC

#OnThisDay 1995, Ryan Giggs scores a memorable goal against Everton in a 3-2 victory which eventually helps United win a league and FA Cup double in a season to remember for United fans. #MUFC

#OnThisDay 1998, MUTV broadcast for the first time. The channel becomes a dedicated channel to Manchester United broadcasting coverage of academy games, classic matches and interviews. #MUFC

#OnThisDay 1999, A day to forget for Jamie Carragher as he puts the ball in his own net twice as United go on to win 3-2 at Anfield. Andy Cole is given his marching orders late on for a second yellow card. #MUFC

#OnThisDay 1956, Manchester United go against the Football Association wishes by taking part in their first European game. United beat Anderlecht 2-0 away thanks to goals from Dennis Viollet and Tommy Taylor. #MUFC

#OnThisDay 1968, Ex Manchester United captain Frank Barson dies. Many tales are told about Barton who once told a referee not to send off an opposition so he could kick him. Baron also reportedly once took a gun to contract negotiations. #MUFC

#OnThisDay 1963, Aged 17 a young George Best makes his Manchester United debut in a victory against West Brom. Best ends up with 4 goals that campaign, marking the beginning of his legendary career at United. #MUFC

#OnThisDay 1998, Rock star and Queen drummer Roger Taylor provides £10,000 to the Independent Manchester United Supporters Association 9n an attempt to stop Rupert Murdoch’s BSkyB from taking over the club. #MUFC

#OnThisDay 1957, Northern Irish Man Utd midfielder David McCreery was born. McCreery played 110 times for United scoring 8 goals during his spell. He left for QPR having won the 1977 FA Cup and Charity Shield. #MUFC

#OnThisDay 1966, Dennis Law scores an important winning goal as United beat Man City 1-0 at Old Trafford on their way to winning the league title that season, solidifying Law's place as a club legend. #MUFC

#OnThisDay 1942, Man Utd’s Alex Stepney was born. The famous goalkeeper played 539 times for United winning the league title, FA Cup, Charity Shield and mostly notably the European Cup in 1968. #MUFC

#OnThisDay 1981, Man Utd’s first million pound player Gary Birtles scores his long awaited first goal for the Red Devils. Birtles was reportedly signed for £1.2 million from Nottingham Forest but his career never took off and he was sold back to Forest for just £250,000 the

#OnThisDay 2009, Michael Owen scores a famous injury time winner against Manchester City to seal a 4-3 victory in a famous Manchester derby. Darren Fletcher scored two goals after Wayne Rooney opened the scoring in the second minute. #MUFC

#OnThisDay 2003, Man Utd 0-0 Arsenal a game that will be remembered as the battle of Old Trafford. Ruud van Nistelrooy hit the crossbar with an injury time penalty to spark an unsavoury reaction from the Arsenal players who gathered round the Dutchman shoving him and gloating

#OnThisDay 1934, Army Middleweight boxing champion, cricketer, high jumper and Man Utd goalkeeper Len Langford celebrates his debut with a clean sheet in a 5-0 win over Norwich City at Old Trafford. #MUFC

#OnThisDay 2007, United legend Paddy Crerand releases his autobiography Never Turn The Other Cheek at Old Trafford’s megastore. Crerand played 304 times for United winning the league title twice, FA Cup and European Cup before later becoming United’s assistant manager under Tommy