Roger Byrne

Tom Chesshyre enters the Belgrade hotel and discovers that it is a'shrine to the victims of the 1958 Munich air crash'. Sir Matt Busby, the hotel's restaurant's bart, presents a poignant black-and-white photo of players being welcomed by their host, revealing: 'Sir Bobby, aged 20, sits in the foreground dressed with a jacket and tie with an arm resting casually on a chair.' Many Manchester United supporters pay the hotel a visit, as he explains.

Yes, it still does to me every day. There are days that it fills me with such regret and sadness – as well as the fear that I survived, walked away and discovered so much. A fleeting thought, a pang of sadness, and I get on with my day. It takes longer some days than it does. I think of the miracle of my life, the things I did go to see and do after the lads were taken away so much, and I'm sure that even miracles have a price. Football, like all of life, had seemed to have lost meaning for a little while. "Why should it be me?" you ask yourself.' Once more, I was just lucky that I happened to be in the right place. As we arrived at the hospital, we began ranting and raving. I was just trying to understand. The medical staff came around and gave me an injection in the back of my neck, and I just collapsed.

After a crude video was posted on social media, James Edward Blake was charged with using dangerous or humiliating words or behaviour likely to cause harassment, fear, or distress. One man was sporting a dark rain coat and jumper describing Newcastle's victory, while another fan, wearing the club's football shirt, ran up behind him mocking the tragedy.