On the day Ryan Giggs made his Manchester United debut - Queen were No.1 with Bohemian Rhapsody, Nelson Mandela had just got out of prison, the internet didn’t exist and virtually no-one owned a mobile phone.
But on Wednesday, appropriately just 24 hours after St David’s Day, Giggs will celebrate the 20 year anniversary of his introduction to footballs biggest stage.
You have to go way back to Saturday March 2, 1991, for the afternoon a scrawny-looking Giggs first came to public attention – as a second-half substitute for Denis Irwin in a 2-0 defeat to Everton at Old Trafford in the old Division One.
But on Wednesday, appropriately just 24 hours after St David’s Day, Giggs will celebrate the 20 year anniversary of his introduction to footballs biggest stage.
You have to go way back to Saturday March 2, 1991, for the afternoon a scrawny-looking Giggs first came to public attention – as a second-half substitute for Denis Irwin in a 2-0 defeat to Everton at Old Trafford in the old Division One.
