Oh Andy, Andy.

[alwaysanarab]

Andy Robertson was given MBE for services to football, and charity for young people by the Prince of Wales at Windsor Castle yesterday. Well done young man. This prompts the question, have there been any other people with connections to United that have been given an award?

[offshore_arab83]

Sir David Narey

[An old shed boy]

In 1960 Neil Paterson, United captain in 1936/37, won an Oscar for his screenplay of the 1959 film Room at the Top.

[DUFCstokie]

No disrespect to Robertson but I despise these phucking honours lists. Relating to charities - thousands of people give up their time, some for years on end, then along comes some "celebrity" who decide to lend their name to the charity and end up being honoured. These charities would be absolutely screwed without their volunteers.

[Yeats 62]

In 1960 Neil Paterson, United captain in 1936/37, won an Oscar for his screenplay of the 1959 film Room at the Top.

Well......... that's the end oh that ane I doubt very much, if that one can be topped. I know PP was trying his best to get one but hey...

Brilliant bit of trivia there.

[Yeats 62]

No disrespect to Robertson but I despise these phucking honours lists. Relating to charities - thousands of people give up their time, some for years on end, then along comes some "celebrity" who decide to lend their name to the charity and end up being honoured. These charities would be absolutely screwed without their volunteers.

And their salaried management. (I suppose someone has to steer the ship)

Totally agree... Who gives a fcuk about honours lists? Might nip aff and ask the Beatles..

[FTFun]

Craig Conway FFS

[geofoxposse]

No disrespect to Robertson but I despise these phucking honours lists. Relating to charities - thousands of people give up their time, some for years on end, then along comes some "celebrity" who decide to lend their name to the charity and end up being honoured. These charities would be absolutely screwed without their volunteers.

Like....!