Minnows Burton hold mighty United

Burton 0 Manchester United 0

Minnows Burton hold mighty United
Sun, 08 Jan, 2006 - 19:12

Burton 0 Manchester United 0

Seven-year-old William Clough enjoyed the afternoon of his life at the Pirelli Stadium as dad Nigel’s Burton battlers held mighty Manchester United to an FA Cup draw.

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CourtsSoccerFA CupPlace: Pirelli StadiumPlace: Old TraffordPlace: Theatre of Dreams’Person: BurtonPerson: William CloughPerson: NigelPerson: CloughPerson: BrianPerson: Sir Alex FergusonPerson: Jon ShawPerson: Darren StridePerson: Phil BardsleyPerson: Saul DeeneyPerson: Richie JonesPerson: FergusonPerson: FergiePerson: Shaun HarrardPerson: Wes BrownPerson: Louis SahaPerson: Jones’Person: Ole Gunnar SolskjaerPerson: Park Ji-sungPerson: SolskjaerPerson: BardsleyPerson: Giuseppe RossiPerson: HarradPerson: Tim HowardPerson: HowardPerson: Chris HallPerson: Kieran RichardsonPerson: Mikael SilvestrePerson: RooneyPerson: RonaldoPerson: SahaPerson: Darren TinsonPerson: DeeneyPerson: TinsonPerson: Ryan AustinPerson: Keith GilroyEvent: FA CupOrganisation: UnitedOrganisation: BurtonOrganisation: Manchester UnitedOrganisation: ExeterOrganisation: BardsleyOrganisation: Red Devils
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