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I was born in 93 & Jack Charlton is very much remembered 31 years later. I live in crumlin and every time i drive around the walkinstown roundabout i think of Big Jack ❤.

Jack Charlton was the most humble of men,…I loved him !

Heart warming

I met him in Ballina many years ago and we had a great night. Ledgend

We will always love and remember big jack. Thanks for the most amazing memories ❤️

Just one of the dirtiest players from a team of dirty players

Rest in peace big jack...a true Irish legend

What a man you were Jack

Jack inspired everyone, a really strong generation of Irish players. The tragedy is that the next generation didn't live up to their talent

My father Frank Entwisle produced this. It’s his voice over at the start. The film was the beginning of a life long friendship between him and Jack. Thanks for sharing it.

Great Man 💚

Great Man 💚

Jackies Army .....

Great woman. Having the sense of humour to talk about a mastectomy back in the 1980s. Incredible ❤

RIP Jack, from another Irishman, great memories.

Wonderful. Have seen this before but never tired. Found the brothers family home around 6 weeks before the announcement of Jack's death. My late wife & I stood in the streets of Ashington on the day of his funeral, social distancing just after lockdown. I know that Sir Alex Fergusen has previously paid tribute to the Boys Brigade. Before watching the recording, I'd forgotten that like myself Jack was a bugler in the BB.

Them streets look the same today as they did then.only the cars are different.born in Ashington,and lived there 34 years.parents still live there.

The last person since William of orange to be universally loved by the Irish 😢

WHAT A FUCKING BIMBO.....AN INSULT TO JACK CHARLTON...employing one of the cleaners to present PRIME TIME TV...................shit.

Jack you are a proper protestant legend!

Paul was the fastest player in that wonderful Leeds team. I had the pleasure of seeing him play often over the years. Great athlete and competitor who always looked so composed on the ball. Good to see he's keeping well.

Watching him now on RTE.Class.

Irelands greatest Englishman

Garth Crooks is back! 😅

Big Jack is a saint in Ireland and you have to earn that in Ireland and boy did he.

No man with an English accent did more for Ireland since Michael Davitt

Jack was about 36 years old at the time this video was shot but looked like he was 51 years. Most 36 year olds today look like teenagers.

An Englishman liked by the Irish

Thanks for the memories Ireland will never forget you Rip Jack

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And who was happier every minute? Jack was by a country mile

Italia 90 was one of the biggest things to ever happen in Ireland. The whole country went completely nuts. Hard to put it in to words how huge it was. It literally changed the country

RIP Legend!

Legend here in Ireland , legend of the uk . He will always be remembered with respect .

The more i see this, the more i think respect to Cissie Charlton. Amazing she could run a house with not even the basic facilities like a bathroom . When Jack Charlton was at the height of his success here in ireland she was interviewed with him on irish tv . She came across really well too.

RIP Jack 🇮🇪

I had a conversation with the late Glenn Roader. What a lovely guy he was. Anyway, he was telling me about when he and Paul Gascoigne ,(a great mate of his and his Best Man), were both at Newcastle. Jack was then the manager. However, Jack was bored by training and far more interested in fishing than football at that time. Jack would keep a close eye on the time and always turn up at the end of the training session. There he would be - post-fishing - in his Barber Jacket, corduroy trousers and slip-on shoes. He would always suggest that they ended each training session, (take note ENGLAND!), with an elimination penalty shoot-out session in which he would take part. He always won. Every single time. Glenn said that there was nothing more demoralising than being beaten in a penalty shootout by a man wearing a Barber Jacket, corduroy trousers and slip-on shoes.

Graham sounas , I love to have a few Guinness with that man, honesty, integrity, loyalty, respect, appreciation, he's a good fuckin mam, hard to find real men like that 🇮🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Interesting that piece at the end where he talks about people being happy where they lived in the North and with their lifestyle and so on, from that era onwards and the country as a whole has had that sort of heart ripped out of it by consecutive governments and businesses - happiness in your community has been destroyed - it seems amazing now to listen to those simple words which resonate so much: I am happy where I am and with what I have - echoes into an abyss. very poignant the whole piece.

Brilliant interview. He did wonders. RIP. Top gent.

RIP, England loves you. Geordie legend

Saint Jack. Patron Saint of Irish Soccer.

Every single word Jackie said was true. He was a canny lad. A bit tight but a canny lad all the same. He never forgot where he came from. Travel easy bonny lad.

Give a lash jack...man ...the 90s growing up in Ireland where a special time ....I don't see how we can ever get back to the glory days....

Best memories ever remember myself and my Grandfather watching the 1990 world Cup together what a time

A man’s man and also a man of the people. Once was away at Ayresome Park and Big Jack was climbing up some steps to a commentary box at the side of the stand. Our lot started singing “Judas” as he had taken the ROI job and in good jest he stopped half way up and waved a bit walking stick above his head and laughed. We all laughed with him.

Hero❤

True legend bless him❤

I once met jack on a swingers cruise in 1987, one of the first ever, and i sucked on his toes ❤❤❤🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱