David Herd of Man Utd in 1967. Manchester United Old Trafford, Manchester United Legends


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Manchester United's David Herd formed a bond with three of his new team-mates, Bobby Charlton, Nobby Stiles and Shay Brennan GETTY IMAGES Tuesday October 04 2016, 12.01am , The Times


David Herd played out his career in the shadow of greatness but was a star in his own right

Manchester United and Stoke City players wore black armbands as a mark of respect for the former United, Stoke and Arsenal striker David Herd.. The Scot, who passed away on Saturday aged 82, was one of Matt Busby's most accomplished signings at Old Trafford. A proven goalscorer for Arsenal, the centre forward who was born close to Busby in Lanarkshire joined in 1961 for £37,000 (Dh176,200).


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Former Manchester United and Arsenal striker David Herd has died aged 82. The Scot made 265 appearances for United and scored 145 goals, including two in their 1963 FA Cup final win over.


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David George Herd (15 April 1934 - 1 October 2016) was a Scottish international footballer who played for Arsenal, Manchester United, Stockport County, and Stoke City. His regular position was as a forward where he was a consistent goal scorer. [1] Playing career Stockport County


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Former Manchester United and Arsenal striker David Herd has died at the age of 82.The Scotland international was a significant figure for United as the club was rebuilt following the 1958 Munich.


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13 October 2016 • 2:05pm David Herd Credit: Rex David Herd, who has died aged 82, was a prolific centre-forward both for Arsenal and for Manchester United, for whom he played an important.


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458: David George Herd 1934-2016. David Herd: The Arsenal 1954-61. David Herd was the 458th player to appear for Arsenal. Highly thought of at Highbury, this Scottish International goal machine had to leave Highbury to gain well deserved winners medals elsewhere in the 1960s. Born on 15 April 1934 in Hamilton, Lanarkshire, his mother went north.


David Herd dead Man Utd and Arsenal legendary striker passes away at 82 Daily Star

Manchester United's 1963 FA Cup final hero David Herd has passed away at the age of 82 following illness. Scottish striker Herd scored twice in Matt Busby's Reds' 3-1 victory over Leicester.


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Former Manchester United and Scotland striker David Herd has died at the age of 82, his old club announced Sunday. Country : England Players Teams Referees Stadiums


Manchester United hero David Herd dies aged 82 Mirror Online

October 1, 2016. Manchester United's legendary striker David Herd has sadly passed away aged 82. Herd grew up in Moss Side and started his career at Stockport County before moving to Arsenal, where he scored 107 goals in 180 appearances. He still remains their 16th highest ever goalscorer and reached 100 goals in fewer games than Thierry.


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United tweeted their condolences on Sunday morning, writing: "Everybody at #MUFC is saddened to learn of the passing of David Herd. He played 265 times and scored 145 goals between 1961 and 1968."


David Herd, a new £10,000 signing from Stockport County, unpacks his bags at Highbury, 1954

================ David Herd, by Tony Attwood 1954 was one of Tom Whittaker's rebuilding years. Having won the league in 1953 we slipped to an alarming 12th in 1953/4 and so new players were brought in and moved up the ranks.


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ExManchester United and Scotland striker David Herd dies, aged 82 Football News Sky Sports

David George Herd, Scottish football internationalist. Born 15 April, 1934 in Hamilton. Died 1 October, 2016, in Manchester, aged 82. By The Newsroom Published 10th Oct 2016, 00:07 GMT.


Manchester United hero David Herd dies aged 82 Mirror Online

Scotland international centre-forward David Herd was Arsenal's leading goalscorer in four successive seasons. He played alongside his father Alec at Stockport County before moving to Highbury for £10,000 in August 1954. Starring as Arsenal finished third in 1958/59, he scored 97 times in 166 First Division games prior to joining Manchester United for £35,000 in July 1961.


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Former Manchester United and Arsenal striker David Herd has died aged 82. The Scot played a key role in the Red Devils' revival following the 1958 Munich air disaster and scored twice in their.