Just watched this classic. Jacks sense of humour and his honesty was excellent. After spending two years crafting the film RIVER RUNNER which highlighted the demise of the salmon runs on the river Lee in Ireland, it struck me that this precious and amazing natural resource still remains in the hands of the elite. The salmon in Ireland was an integral part of our heritage and lore. For the vast majority it has faded into oblivion. The intention with RIVER RUNNER was to offer the Irish public an educational document of how progress in society damaged an amazing creature. Films like these plant new seeds of hope as they preserve the past for future generations. Superb watch on such a sad chapter of "watch" !!
This beautiful part of the world, the scottish highlands, must not succumb to the disease of modernity.. Seeing my relatives here in this video helps me connect to my heritage. 23 years old from manchester, currently deeside. Thanks for uploading
Sorry for this "mans, man" passing. Met him on the banks of the Moy in Ireland and we had a blether about the fishing. No doubt hes chasing the Salmon in his afterlife. Tight lines Jack. Big Davie
That should be particularly interesting to the former Ireland football manager Jack Charlton. He has just been booked for fishing on Northumberland's Whittle Dene reservoir, and admitted: "It wasn't an oversight. I knew I didn't have a licence."
My dad's mum knew Cissie well. I remember Ashington in the 70's going to see my nan. She lived on the 4th row. When I was ten my nan took me and my brother around to Cissie house. Jules Rimet. We went in and said hello.
Thanks for sharing Richard. Really enjoyed watching this series again. Been years since I seen it first. Would you able to share the other half of series? Richie
Crazy seeing our good old Heron getting slagged off for taking his share of fish. I take it the Cormorant hadn't moved onto the rivers in force when this was made. I'm happy fishing alongside a Heron, but not the 'black death'. I really enjoyed watching this. It seems like all the issues back then are still the issues of today.
For got to mention the liddle on the border Esk think its 170 for the season ..not far to travel....great little river...or the lune at sedburgh when there's some water 25 quid .....DO NOT subsidies the toffs !!
A bit more interesting than your standard fishing Program..Jack Charlton is clearly a proper Angler. BUT it shows the system is broken....How can the water and the fish be the property of multi millionaires and the fishing totally out of the reach of the ordinary Angler...Shouldnt resources like these be for all of us?
caught 3 times lol when i was a kid about the time this film was made ide already been caught once a wk in the school holidays...the water boaurd baillifs hated me ...it escaliated into full time poaching on north east rivers england.....when i was a kid i lived in boro and me mam worked in clive rd suporter club middlesbrough i went to scared heart school side of ayrsome pk we used to use the ground as short cut home wo jackie said to me do yer wanna play for boro bonny lad i said no they crap wanna play for sunderland as that was me dads team called me the bog standard cheeky little bugger but smiled as he said it-used to see jackie all the time also lived about 12 doors down from souness same time circa
Big Jack was a great fella and we see his likes again. Salmon were still plentiful when this program was made but so much has changed since then. Here in the south west of Ireland the coastal drift nets were blamed for years for the decreasing salmon runs, but when the nets were finally and rightly banned some years ago it made absolutely no difference to the numbers of salmon running the rivers and the decline not only continued but got worse. Now many Irish rivers which always had a good run of salmon see very few fish even in a wet year. The late run of spawning fish which entered the rivers after the end of the season and which provided most of the breeding stock has almost died out on many rivers. Hugh Falkus was of the opinion that some cycles of scarcity and plenty which affect the salmon take many decades to play out...lets hope he was right and we are going through one such cycle at present.
@@williamavery9185 Goretex was invented in the late 1960s. It made it's way into clothing apparel for outdoorsmen in the late 1970s. Princess Di was married in 1981 and died in 1997. I am thinking this video was made around 1983 to 1985. The film quality suggests that time frame.
31:03 They speak of the Berlin wall coming down. So that puts this video after 1989 but not too much after since in the manner of which they mention the wall it makes it sound like it was still big news.
Ok, my last comment on this matter. Amazon lists a book by Charlton which is a companion to this video. Both were released in 1992, the video on VHS. I appreciate the chance to sleuth.
the biggest problem about the numbers of salmon and sea trout falling numbers, is not the poachers or even the netters, they get the blame from the land owners and fisherys, but they was never willing to look at them selfs and there actions on the river, the other things is polution and fish farms, they do the must damage of all, remember when it was a poor mans food, a lot more fish was taking out of the rivers that what as been for the last 100 years, and yet for 1000's of years people has taking fish out in numbers you would only dream about. When you realise that a 4 year old fish will spawn over 60,000 eggs which only about 2/3 will get fertalise, which only 2/3 of that will make it to the sea and 2/3 of that will return back to spawn, and you still be talking about 100's of fish coming back from one spawning pair
That sounds about right, and thousand would be taking out for food, from the day they start returning, there are records on the best Sea Trout river in the world of 150 years ago, local people taking home wheel barrows full of Sea Trout and Salmon, this would go on day after day, week after week on a river that had 3 major runs a year and thats not counting what the netters use to take out out in the sea close to the coast as the fish returned back to there rivers. Taking them out of the rivers would only happen for the returning fish, never for a fish on the spawning grounds in Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb, March and April, Kelps was left alone to return back to the sea. most of these would end up as food for the seals etc, extermely few of these would survive, some did and come back very big fish. My self I have seen sea trout in such numbers you would of thought you was on a Canadain river. Things started to change fewer and fewer in numbers when the wealthy decided that they owned the fish, also at the same time polution started to rise. but the biggest killer was the fish farms polution, they cause diseases that the returning fish catch and take into the rivers, also the breeding stews polution clogging up the spawning beds with there waste.
@@southerneruk Me hearty, friends do not let friends eat farmed fish. Tis a thing of sour repute that farmed fish should darken the natural waters. So tell me for I've a few questions. Are you in the UK? Too, in this video they speak more than a few instances of the pollution of the rivers. What are the sources of that pollution is my question. The video does not answer.
Farmed Fish is one sort of polution, @@MrLikeke Their waste can carry a disease, where the fish have no room to move, so the disease is spead to all the other fish in the pen, and it don't stop there, it pass though the pen's mesh drops to the sea bed and the currents transports it around, shell fish and small fish eat this crap off the sea bed and now its in the sea food chain also the nutrants in the waste increases the number of sea lice and scalp wild fish, wild fish when passing these farmed fish pick up the disease in a lot of cases they become sterile also many die as they enter the rivers.
@@MrLikeke other sources starts with the spring, Farm fertilisers being washed into the rivers, then you got the industral polutions where they build to close to rivers, and don't have filters that are good enough to cope, then you got docks polutions and more industral polutions, Only good thing is the one thing you would of though would be a problem for poluting the rivers don't, and that is the sewage / water treatment plants, water coming out of these places is that clean you could drink it, in fact on my river it is estimented that the water we drink down here at the bottom of the river as been used 6 times before we get to drink it, thats how clean the water treatment plants are, just a shame they got to add the government chemicals to the tap water before we get it out of the tap. Industry polution can be any thing, all will depend on where abouts in the country you are and what river your on, like the north east a lot of coal dust, and metals, where as southern it can range from heavy metals like cromium and light metals, fuels and oils from refinerys, coal and bunker fuel where the docks are, chemicals that are man made can end up in the river, you name it it can end up in the rivers. then you have the added problems of the Docks, where ships have got heavery and sits deeper into the water than they did in the pass, rivers are being dredge to deep just so ships can get up to the docks to unload and load up again, insted of moving the docks down river into more natual deep water, they dredge a deeper and wider channels, this will kill off most of the marine life that rely on tidal grounds and shallow waters, like your shellfish and worms that use to do a great job in keeping tidal part of a river clean, with out these tidal grounds a river soon becomes poluted.
Cj C , If you could somehow let him know about this post, I'd appreciate it. Or get me an email address for him. A show-mouse is a deer-hair mouse fly pattern that is very lifelike and cute, and looks very much like a real mouse. He should remember it, ad he watched for an hour as I tied it.
Cj C , It was over 20 years ago, and the memory is still fresh in my head. He loved the mouse so much he said he was going to put it in a special spot in his trophy case, which I heard was pretty impressive. I remember his character and voice, and I still tell people about him.
Cj C , if you want to see some mouse flies and other patterns tied by me, take a look on Yahoo.com under 'fantasy fly co. Mouse patterns', then on the search page, select 'images'. Got photos of mice and other patterns Jack will find interesting.
Well, we in the stares no one Owen to the water I could fish in your backyard if the ocean or a river runs throw it but you needed a license 10.00$ now 4 years ago you need a license for deep sea fishing I'm over 65, so I don't have to pay for a license.
lmfao at arthur oglesby wow last time i seen him was broken scar river tees very early 80s just as the tees started to come back...seen him once or twice on the Yorkshire Esk Ruswarp near Whitby but that fishing is now closed cos every one who fished apparantly was snatchers arthur inclided as it says in one of his books he caught a lot the other way as well and Ruswarp was where he practised these methods-he wasnt very good at snatching fish on the move ruswarp style but could hit a sitting fish ok.......didnt like him personally he thought he was IT
Very Sad that the Survival goods of yesterday now belong to the "Well off,"! Ridiculous Greed and AVARICE! Im so sorry it's come to this in Dcotland, land of my maternal.Ancestors. Sad Sad Sad!😰😠
It's getting cheaper by the year ...lack of interest now..good chance of a fish off the Dee in Feb for 40 or 50 quid then rivers like Nairn at less than 200 for the year...or the Lossiemouth at 70 ....but the toffs can have the Spey .i don't subsides there there fishing .
Don't worry there are still Salmon breeding and returning every year to rivers in the South and South West of England. Folk just keep quiet about some of the smallest streams so as not to encourage poaching. I've counted a dozen or more lying up in the gravel of stream no more than 4ft deep and 15ft across and not more than 3 miles from a major South England City/Port. 🙄
Lack of fish is not due to poaching or predators but is by the land owners themselves. They relentlessly spray chemicals on the land and have devastated the stocks. Shame on you😡😡😡😡
A comunist in me wakes up after seeing this (and Im not one). To own a river and the fish in it is ridiculous. There should be a lottery on who is allowed to fish there. Only the wealthy get to get the great fish in this system. Where are the bolsheviks when you need them...
@@geraldswain3259 Peter can speak for himself yet I suspect it is that Peter, and others, did not care for how Jack ran the footballers. Why else would so many be vehemently opposed to a man? Certainly this amount of disagreement does not arise from one's method of fishing. Yes, of course, people should criticize a man in all his attributes if they should disagree with one of his concerns. Its the way of the world these days.
Sad to hear of the passing of Big Jack. A great man in all respects, much admired. RIP Jack.
Wor Jacks's gone to the peaceful fishing grounds in the sky! God bless from a Geordie admirer🙏
Na, he has gone to his first love, Football. With his old pals from Leeds United and the 66 England team
Just watched this classic. Jacks sense of humour and his honesty was excellent. After spending two years crafting the film RIVER RUNNER which highlighted the demise of the salmon runs on the river Lee in Ireland, it struck me that this precious and amazing natural resource still remains in the hands of the elite. The salmon in Ireland was an integral part of our heritage and lore. For the vast majority it has faded into oblivion. The intention with RIVER RUNNER was to offer the Irish public an educational document of how progress in society damaged an amazing creature. Films like these plant new seeds of hope as they preserve the past for future generations. Superb watch on such a sad chapter of "watch" !!
My father is John Brown, the fisherman featured 8 mins in. Thank you so much for sharing, I've looked for the footage for years!
Hi Gary do you know what year the program was made ? John.
Hello all, it was made in 1992 - apologies for my really late reply!
This beautiful part of the world, the scottish highlands, must not succumb to the disease of modernity.. Seeing my relatives here in this video helps me connect to my heritage. 23 years old from manchester, currently deeside. Thanks for uploading
Yes that's amazing mind blowing 💣💣💣💣
Jack is a great countryman! Fishing Shooting, Englishman. My kind of geezer!
Sorry for this "mans, man" passing. Met him on the banks of the Moy in Ireland and we had a blether about the fishing. No doubt hes chasing the Salmon in his afterlife. Tight lines Jack. Big Davie
Loved jack loved his salmon fishing programs ! Best memorys of my youth watching eire soccer team thank you jack
The gentleman at 1:04 who explained the lure of fishing, hit the nail on the head.
The best hour and half viewing over christmas 2019, a very interesting fellow, and covering a wide range of subjects, time well spent.
That hatchery segment was fascinating....
What a man. My next salmon will be for him. RIP Mr Charlton
RIP Jack you will be greatly missed by all country sports men and women. I will always have a last cast of the day, with you in mind.
Great film. Lovely 😊
very, very interesting bet Jack loved making this film God bless you, Jack.
Thanks so much for sharing. I recall watching this back in the day.
41:14 . Who says that The Aristocracy are barking mad?
After watching this bit, I do. Baaaaaaaaah! 😂
i heard the russian secret service took over uk royalty in the 1940s
They've multiplied, they're now known as Greens and extinction rebellion and they make that old couple look completely sane.
Jack liked letting us know he had money here
That should be particularly interesting to the former Ireland football manager Jack Charlton. He has just been booked for fishing on Northumberland's Whittle Dene reservoir, and admitted: "It wasn't an oversight. I knew I didn't have a licence."
Rip Jack Charlton legend.
2019 and still excellent
My dad's mum knew Cissie well. I remember Ashington in the 70's going to see my nan. She lived on the 4th row. When I was ten my nan took me and my brother around to Cissie house. Jules Rimet. We went in and said hello.
RIP Jack, gone to that great football "Leeds United" ground in the sky,
Thanks for sharing Richard. Really enjoyed watching this series again. Been years since I seen it first. Would you able to share the other half of series? Richie
12:17 a very young me 🤦♂️. The last of the glory days salmon fishing on the Tay. Still huge numbers caught by rod and line back then.
Crazy seeing our good old Heron getting slagged off for taking his share of fish. I take it the Cormorant hadn't moved onto the rivers in force when this was made. I'm happy fishing alongside a Heron, but not the 'black death'. I really enjoyed watching this. It seems like all the issues back then are still the issues of today.
rip jackie lad . a great man .
RIP Jack ☘️
Watching this at work on the night shift a good watch
Salmon fishing is reserved for the toffs and people that can splash £1000 on a couple days of fishing.
I'll stick to wild lochs for brown trout.
Great to see Jack at the Mount Leinster Anglers Association meeting in Andy Redmonds pub in Bunclody
For got to mention the liddle on the border Esk think its 170 for the season ..not far to travel....great little river...or the lune at sedburgh when there's some water 25 quid .....DO NOT subsidies the toffs
!!
Just listening to the great man was a joy
A bit more interesting than your standard fishing Program..Jack Charlton is clearly a proper Angler. BUT it shows the system is broken....How can the water and the fish be the property of multi millionaires and the fishing totally out of the reach of the ordinary Angler...Shouldnt resources like these be for all of us?
Rest in peace, Jack.
Rest In Peace to Jack Charlton.
Simply wonderful wor Jack 100% Geordie
he may be salmon in his next life
💥💥👍
caught 3 times lol when i was a kid about the time this film was made ide already been caught once a wk in the school holidays...the water boaurd baillifs hated me ...it escaliated into full time poaching on north east rivers england.....when i was a kid i lived in boro and me mam worked in clive rd suporter club middlesbrough i went to scared heart school side of ayrsome pk we used to use the ground as short cut home wo jackie said to me do yer wanna play for boro bonny lad i said no they crap wanna play for sunderland as that was me dads team called me the bog standard cheeky little bugger but smiled as he said it-used to see jackie all the time also lived about 12 doors down from souness same time circa
Big Jack was a great fella and we see his likes again. Salmon were still plentiful when this program was made but so much has changed since then. Here in the south west of Ireland the coastal drift nets were blamed for years for the decreasing salmon runs, but when the nets were finally and rightly banned some years ago it made absolutely no difference to the numbers of salmon running the rivers and the decline not only continued but got worse. Now many Irish rivers which always had a good run of salmon see very few fish even in a wet year. The late run of spawning fish which entered the rivers after the end of the season and which provided most of the breeding stock has almost died out on many rivers. Hugh Falkus was of the opinion that some cycles of scarcity and plenty which affect the salmon take many decades to play out...lets hope he was right and we are going through one such cycle at present.
jack loved his game persuits
We're all part of Jackie's army!!
The worst thing the Irish ever did after the war of Independence was allow the big estate owners to keep their plunder. R.I.P. Jack.
RIP Jackie . Great man.
In Australia you buy a fishing licence and fish any where some states are free. Go the tight arse Pommy Bludgers stuff everything.Adam
When was this on tv originally? Thanks for the video!
Rip Jack
id bet the time share owners are not happey now with salmon near gone now
Went fly fishing once,caught a 15lb bluebottle.
Awesome
How many series are there or is it just this one please?
She lost interest? They killed her ffs
Where is kelso was he fishing too. also where is that road junction in scotland. ?
Anybody know where the second volume is? Thanks.
salmon fishing bird shooting only for the ritch now
but have you got a rod licence
good old paddy me ass from baltinglass
Well, Arthur Oglesby was right.
Great stuff.. Great ENGLISHMAN
That's why we want you out
Who wants who out? Nationalist bell end!
@@williamwallace4068 Prick.
@@williamwallace4068 Prick.
@@williamwallace4068 Prick.
Great video. do anyone know what year the program was made ?
I was trying to work that out. Gillie says princess Diana doesn't fish much lately ? Then its Gore Tex jackets ??
@@williamavery9185 Goretex was invented in the late 1960s. It made it's way into clothing apparel for outdoorsmen in the late 1970s. Princess Di was married in 1981 and died in 1997. I am thinking this video was made around 1983 to 1985. The film quality suggests that time frame.
31:03 They speak of the Berlin wall coming down. So that puts this video after 1989 but not too much after since in the manner of which they mention the wall it makes it sound like it was still big news.
Ok, my last comment on this matter. Amazon lists a book by Charlton which is a companion to this video. Both were released in 1992, the video on VHS. I appreciate the chance to sleuth.
It was 1992, good sleuthing! My dad is on here, 8 mins in.
the biggest problem about the numbers of salmon and sea trout falling numbers, is not the poachers or even the netters, they get the blame from the land owners and fisherys, but they was never willing to look at them selfs and there actions on the river, the other things is polution and fish farms, they do the must damage of all, remember when it was a poor mans food, a lot more fish was taking out of the rivers that what as been for the last 100 years, and yet for 1000's of years people has taking fish out in numbers you would only dream about. When you realise that a 4 year old fish will spawn over 60,000 eggs which only about 2/3 will get fertalise, which only 2/3 of that will make it to the sea and 2/3 of that will return back to spawn, and you still be talking about 100's of fish coming back from one spawning pair
That sounds about right, and thousand would be taking out for food, from the day they start returning, there are records on the best Sea Trout river in the world of 150 years ago, local people taking home wheel barrows full of Sea Trout and Salmon, this would go on day after day, week after week on a river that had 3 major runs a year and thats not counting what the netters use to take out out in the sea close to the coast as the fish returned back to there rivers. Taking them out of the rivers would only happen for the returning fish, never for a fish on the spawning grounds in Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb, March and April, Kelps was left alone to return back to the sea. most of these would end up as food for the seals etc, extermely few of these would survive, some did and come back very big fish. My self I have seen sea trout in such numbers you would of thought you was on a Canadain river. Things started to change fewer and fewer in numbers when the wealthy decided that they owned the fish, also at the same time polution started to rise. but the biggest killer was the fish farms polution, they cause diseases that the returning fish catch and take into the rivers, also the breeding stews polution clogging up the spawning beds with there waste.
@@southerneruk Me hearty, friends do not let friends eat farmed fish. Tis a thing of sour repute that farmed fish should darken the natural waters. So tell me for I've a few questions. Are you in the UK? Too, in this video they speak more than a few instances of the pollution of the rivers. What are the sources of that pollution is my question. The video does not answer.
Farmed Fish is one sort of polution, @@MrLikeke Their waste can carry a disease, where the fish have no room to move, so the disease is spead to all the other fish in the pen, and it don't stop there, it pass though the pen's mesh drops to the sea bed and the currents transports it around, shell fish and small fish eat this crap off the sea bed and now its in the sea food chain also the nutrants in the waste increases the number of sea lice and scalp wild fish, wild fish when passing these farmed fish pick up the disease in a lot of cases they become sterile also many die as they enter the rivers.
@@MrLikeke other sources starts with the spring, Farm fertilisers being washed into the rivers, then you got the industral polutions where they build to close to rivers, and don't have filters that are good enough to cope, then you got docks polutions and more industral polutions, Only good thing is the one thing you would of though would be a problem for poluting the rivers don't, and that is the sewage / water treatment plants, water coming out of these places is that clean you could drink it, in fact on my river it is estimented that the water we drink down here at the bottom of the river as been used 6 times before we get to drink it, thats how clean the water treatment plants are, just a shame they got to add the government chemicals to the tap water before we get it out of the tap.
Industry polution can be any thing, all will depend on where abouts in the country you are and what river your on, like the north east a lot of coal dust, and metals, where as southern it can range from heavy metals like cromium and light metals, fuels and oils from refinerys, coal and bunker fuel where the docks are, chemicals that are man made can end up in the river, you name it it can end up in the rivers. then you have the added problems of the Docks, where ships have got heavery and sits deeper into the water than they did in the pass, rivers are being dredge to deep just so ships can get up to the docks to unload and load up again, insted of moving the docks down river into more natual deep water, they dredge a deeper and wider channels, this will kill off most of the marine life that rely on tidal grounds and shallow waters, like your shellfish and worms that use to do a great job in keeping tidal part of a river clean, with out these tidal grounds a river soon becomes poluted.
Seals too. The seal population off the coast here is growing, and they eat a lot of salmon.
Aye
Hi, Jack. I met you at the Fly Fair in Zwolle, 1998. I tied a show mouse for you while you waited, so you could watch him being born. Remember that?
Not sure Jack himself will be reading this
Whats a show mouse? And how do you tie one?
Cj C , If you could somehow let him know about this post, I'd appreciate it. Or get me an email address for him. A show-mouse is a deer-hair mouse fly pattern that is very lifelike and cute, and looks very much like a real mouse. He should remember it, ad he watched for an hour as I tied it.
@@flymasterA ah ok. Like a fly for fishing? Makes sense now in context to the video. Im not sure how you could get his email. But thats a nice story
Cj C , It was over 20 years ago, and the memory is still fresh in my head. He loved the mouse so much he said he was going to put it in a special spot in his trophy case, which I heard was pretty impressive. I remember his character and voice, and I still tell people about him.
Cj C , if you want to see some mouse flies and other patterns tied by me, take a look on Yahoo.com under 'fantasy fly co. Mouse patterns', then on the search page, select 'images'.
Got photos of mice and other patterns Jack will find interesting.
Well, we in the stares no one Owen to the water I could fish in your backyard if the ocean or a river runs throw it but you needed a license 10.00$ now 4 years ago you need a license for deep sea fishing I'm over 65, so I don't have to pay for a license.
why the hell would uk royalty be in cork irland dont have royalty
lmfao at arthur oglesby wow last time i seen him was broken scar river tees very early 80s just as the tees started to come back...seen him once or twice on the Yorkshire Esk Ruswarp near Whitby but that fishing is now closed cos every one who fished apparantly was snatchers arthur inclided as it says in one of his books he caught a lot the other way as well and Ruswarp was where he practised these methods-he wasnt very good at snatching fish on the move ruswarp style but could hit a sitting fish ok.......didnt like him personally he thought he was IT
1723 when Nigel was a boy.....I had a 27 pounder from the dead water
who is the poacher there on about
Very Sad that the Survival goods of yesterday now belong to the "Well off,"!
Ridiculous Greed and AVARICE! Im so sorry it's come to this in Dcotland, land of my maternal.Ancestors. Sad Sad Sad!😰😠
🇬🇧🔚🏴
It's getting cheaper by the year ...lack of interest now..good chance of a fish off the Dee in Feb for 40 or 50 quid then rivers like Nairn at less than 200 for the year...or the Lossiemouth at 70 ....but the toffs can have the Spey .i don't subsides there there fishing .
Don't worry there are still Salmon breeding and returning every year to rivers in the South and South West of England. Folk just keep quiet about some of the smallest streams so as not to encourage poaching. I've counted a dozen or more lying up in the gravel of stream no more than 4ft deep and 15ft across and not more than 3 miles from a major South England City/Port. 🙄
,Enjoyed the vid, not so keen on seeing nothing but aristocratic snobs and their pompousness though.
Lack of fish is not due to poaching or predators but is by the land owners themselves. They relentlessly spray chemicals on the land and have devastated the stocks. Shame on you😡😡😡😡
A comunist in me wakes up after seeing this (and Im not one). To own a river and the fish in it is ridiculous. There should be a lottery on who is allowed to fish there. Only the wealthy get to get the great fish in this system. Where are the bolsheviks when you need them...
they are world wide running this c v and climate change bs all unalienable rights reserved
have you got a licence yet jack..lol
Nice One!!!! He's such a gobshite
Shocking, just a shocking display of extravagance. This against a backdrop of rising homelessness, poverty and social decline.
I wont think of you (for a second) and have a laugh when we crack open a bottle on the riverbank
Jack you. Wouldn't catch one if he was in a bath ha ha
Jack couldn't catch a cold, total dick
@@Dressagevids Would you be kind enough to enlighten me on how you arrived at that statement.
@@geraldswain3259 Peter can speak for himself yet I suspect it is that Peter, and others, did not care for how Jack ran the footballers. Why else would so many be vehemently opposed to a man? Certainly this amount of disagreement does not arise from one's method of fishing. Yes, of course, people should criticize a man in all his attributes if they should disagree with one of his concerns. Its the way of the world these days.
@@Dressagevids Swallow it down you muppet 😁 An English man Sir Jackie Charlton was the best manager Ireland ever had. And ever will have.
@@MrLikeke Very diplomatic Mr Squirrel 🐿. I'm a common old working man and tend to call a spade a spade. I think the man is an ejit.
Arrogantly put.
No chance that fish was 46.5lbs. Sorry old man either your scale was broken or you’re telling tales. 1:02:00
25. 30 at most but no where near 46
Get rid of the old farts they are too stuck up to know up from down Adam
rip jackie lad . a great man .