I echo those sentiments BBM.

My mum (in her 70s) got asked to do some flower arrangements at St Anne’s square last Sunday. She spent 7hours there. So many people were approaching her and her team and asking about the flowers. My mum explained that they were doing bouquets of 22 roses, one for each of the victims. A man asked if he could have one of the roses. He lost his daughter in the attack. Needless to say it was a very emotional conversation. Proud of my mum though and all the people of Manchester.

One year on from the M.E.N bombing and I'll always remember the day cos its me lads birthday and he was the same age as the youngest fatality which was a little girl who was 8.

Went to the memorial with me lad and sister a few days afterwards at St Annes and it was absolutely chocker but so quiet, then a chap with bagpipes started playing don't look back in anger. Was absolutely bone chilling and nobody had a dry eye.

An awful day of the bombing but a great show of unity since.

RIP to those involved.

What happend to Fred?

It has been a fantastic ten years. We have become the best team in England. Next ten years, the best team in the world.

Well they will certainly play the more open expansive football that their supporters demand.

I thought when we played under him our football was good but we were really open through the middle of the park and he never addressed that. It made the football entertaining but I never felt we had control over a game, even during the season we won the league.

Good luck to him though, he certainly got shafted by us in his last season but acted with a lot of dignity.