BBC - The One Show - Special - Jack Charlton revisits his childhood (13/7/20)
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- Legendary England World Cup '66 winner and former Republic of Ireland manager Jack Charlton revisits his childhood home and reminisces upon his early formative years.
First broadcast in 2014
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The cruelty of Alzheimer’s is that big Jack showed such enthusiasm and love remembering his childhood. This horrible disease cruelly steals your memories 😢. RIP big man, you gave us all great memories.
Didn't know he had that...😢
My football hero a lovely man.Had the pleasure of meeting him a couple of times ,I miss big Jack RIP big fella.
RIP.Ireland will never forget u.
Very true . Farewell Jack 🍻
Saint jack gone, but in our hearts forever.
Hero of Italia 90 how many matches in that tournament did Ireland actually win?
Stan Ogden..what do you exactly mean???
@@TheBenzer9 simple matches played in Italia 90 5 matches drawn 4 matches won 0 the rumania match was a draw decided by penalties Jack blamed his keeper for the Italy defeat maybe he should have considered attacking occasionally.
English born both my parents are Irish immigrants. This Man was a hero to me, gave us back our pride. Thank you Jack Charlton.. God bless.. RIP.
Born in Scotland to Irish parents. Big Jack made Ireland believe again. Legend
He was a special manager
He's English you melon! He won the world cup with England?? If you already knew this stop embarrassing yourself and your country!! He never achieved anything with Ireland!! Not won trophy!!
RIP JACK,WE LOVE YOU 💚
LEGEND 🇮🇪☘️
A true proud geordie they won the World Cup the year I was born RIP Jack
Year I was born too. A true Middlesbrough legend, my first soccer memories was the record breaking 2nd division championship 🏆 winning team of 1973\74 and the subsequent nearly winning Division One in 74/5 under Jack's tutorlidge.
My bro is living in NC for the last 8 years. Married a Geordie lass with 2 young boys. He met Jack and his wife about 2 years ago in a shopping centre and the first thing that comes out of the brother’s mouth was “Put em under pressure” with his thick cork accent. Big Jack smiled and got a beautiful photo with him and his 2 boys. A pure legend of a man who was loved by both English & Irish people alike. RIP Big Jack & thank you for the wonderful memories you gave to a nation 🇮🇪
Seen him in Tescos a few years ago with his wife. As I was passing I couldnt help but stare as he was wearing his glasses and cap, and I thought that's definitely him. Anyway I gave him a nod and wink, as I didn't want to bother him out shopping. I went to tell my wife discreetly (but probably blatantly obvious) , asking her not to look but Jack Charlton the legend is standing by the bread. 5 minutes later I turned round and he was laughing and joking with my wife and little twin daughters by the freezer section! haha.
Ha that was like me when I saw Adrian Dunbar from line of duty in a cafe outside Dublin . Gave him a nod and a wink. He was with his family and I didn’t want to disturb him. Lovely man though, he nodded back and smiled obviously knowing I recognise him 😅
Met the man a few times,such a humble normal man rest in peace
Lovely man
Farewell Jack. You changed Irish football for the better .what a great buzz you brought to Ireland with the two world cup campaigns of 1990 and 94 .
RIP ⚘
Don't forget 88 euros
My hero. He makes me proud to be British. God bless RIP
He was and Englishman. Forget Britain.
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.
A really really great man...they do not make them like him anymore. I grew up in Tipperary watching Jack and his Irish team compete at world level, he was our hero who gave us all such confidence in Ireland to take on the world and that anything is possible. Rest in Peace Jack, you'll never be forgotten
I have my signature from Jack framed on my shelf, I was 10 years old at the time and its pride of place.
Rip jack your a hero he used to fish in my home town in Ireland ballina!!
Was the most loved English Man In Ireland , thank you big Jack you brought so much happiness and laughter to a whole Nation that will never be forgotten .
The only loved englishman in Ireland.
Made Ireland a feared and respected team worldwide .
Nowadays Ireland national team are a joke.
Ireland v Luxembourg 0 - 1.
Never lost his working class roots. A great man..
RIP, England loves you. Geordie legend
No drama , no bullshit , no heirs or graces , just did and said it like it should be , luv it
RIP to another of Sir Alf’s immortals.🏴🏴
Live in the same town as Jack, met him many times. Even when in a rush he never refused to sign an autograph or even stop and speak to someone even of only for a few minutes. He was a total gentleman and a huge miss to the town
R.I.P BIG JACK THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪😖😖😖😖😖😖🥺🥺🥺🥺😢😢🥺😭😭😭😭😭
We'll never forget you Jack. Love from Ireland.
RIP big Jack!☘☘☘☘☘☘
love ya rip jacko
The BIG MAN, Legend not just for LUFC & England on the pitch, but as a truly great man
Forget Leeds, he became a legend as a manager beginning at Middlesbrough.
Adore the man. No airs or graces, a man of the people. Without question the greatest individual in the history of Irish football.
Jack had such a dominating voice. Hard not to hang on his every word.
This was great thanks for sharing on TH-cam.
True legend bless him❤
R.I.P Jacky Boy. U will forever be a Legend. Gone but never forgotten. Lots of luv from the States. 🙏🇺🇲🗽🏴🗽🇮🇪🙏
They don't make them like this man anymore rest in peace big lad
Every Geordie old bloke is like this. He talks exactly like my Grandad
How lovely does he come across? His comments on his old house are particularly noticeable. So kind. His public persona was completely at odds with the real Mr Charlton. Some of the stories about him are truly wonderful examples of how we should all treat others. Great man.
Fantastic man could listen to him all day.
RIP jack
We will never not miss jack Charlton 😢
i supported spurs since 1959 imalways liked leeds cominh to w hite heart lane because it meant you could see big jack marshall his mates into a great defenseive position for corners etc truely an awesome talent & lovely man.rest easy giant of a man.
He brought us the best memories in Irish football beating england in euro 88, qualifying for italia 90 and USA 94 beating the italians , the scenes in dublin when they came home after italia 90 will never ever be seen again, he helped changed the nation's mindset. RIP great man.
Forget Ireland. He was a proud Englishman. Legend in Middlesbrough and England.
Utterly brilliant! Thank you
just a wonderful man
Theres a hero, someone to aspire to
Delighted to say I saw Big Jack play quite a few times for Leeds. Happy memories growing up of a great team.
Bloody brilliant!! As a miners son from Manchester the pit estates brings back great memories, and of course a sad loss in losing a great man. RIP Jack thanks for the memories 👍
A lovely man never forgot his roots. But he wasn't really a geordie ( not technically) . He was what we geordies call a Pityacker but we were more than proud to adopt him as one of our own.
@Al Imspartacus2 He was actually a Northumbrian.
@Al Imspartacus2 I always thought you had to be born in Newcastle to be a Geordie.
@Al Imspartacus2 You're actually right there. Are you a fellow Geordie by any chance?
@Al Imspartacus2 Whereabouts were you born? I was born in Newbiggin.
Pityacker - Ashington, right?
RIP Jack total gentleman 🇨🇮
Made in Ashington .
I’m from Ashington and lived near the mother for 15 years. Lovely people, poor of Bobby to leave them.
Not fit to be mentioned in the same sentence as Sir Bobby
@@stanogden6254 I have to admit, I don't really like Bobby.
@@gordontaylor5373 I agree. Bobby was horrible to his brothers and his mothers when the fame in Manchester. He was lovely until his wife came along, than he betrayed us here in the north east. Poor of him
@@stephentriesisachildpredat9588 what do you mean? Bobby seems like a wonderful man
@@martinh1309 he was a fine bloke but his southern wife made him betray and leave his ill mother and his brother.
Probably one of the best things that happened to the republic of Ireland in 1986 when jack became Manager..I would even go as far as to say it had implications in relation to the country as a whole 🇮🇪🇮🇪
it did. Was the first feelgood thing to happen for a very long time
ireland owes jack huge thanks for making us believe we could do anything, even being in the top 10 in world football...god bless ye jackie.....
Even though he picked players with no affiliation with EIRE. Can you spell Tony Cascorino?
My family knew Jack and his Mum Cissie well. I remember well, as a very young boy, Jack in Ashington after the football season ended, in the club. A league medal, beating Juventus in the uefa Cup, towards the very end of his career. Pop for me and my brother. You wouldn't know he played football
Good old Jack never forgot his Ashington roots ❤
Loved Jackie Charlton..great Player nice bloke
What a life
Jack was great craic.
BLESS BIG OUR JACK LUFC
God bless you Jack
As a scotsman i wish jack charlton was scotland manager instead of ireland manager
Never forget Jack's tribute from Mary Lou McDonald ...
'Ar dheis De go raibh a anam' ... may his holy soul be on the right side of God.
Jack charlton.. Hero back home in ireland.. What he did for our nation guiding us to 6th in the world😁😁😁
a fuckin legend , from dublin
Jack had a choice between attending an interview for a job in the police in Newcastle, or a trial at Leeds on the same day. He only made his mind up on the way to the train station !
Ah poor Jack
So long Jack.
God love him
Jack loved a pint in the Elephant.
Never knew he was English proud Irish man Charlton
"There are only ever two places I use 'us' - Newcastle United and Ireland".
He won the World Cup with his brother Sir Bobby in 1966. England legend
Irelands adopted son rip we are all part of jackies army
i miss football
Something tells me Jack and Bobby were rivals.
Leeds vs Man United?
Cannot stand one show presenters but great to see Jack.
One of Ireland’s adopted sons
💛💙
🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪⚽️ legend
When men were men...not Nancy boys!!!! Respect Big man
Why would anyone paint a beautiful house like that?
wonder who lives in his old house now?
A really decent 'down to earth' character..And a top coach..But unless there's something that is passing me by?.I never could understand why the FAI didn't renew his contract (And ithink it wld have been in 1995 or 96?) considering what he achieved!.
And Mick McCarthy did well,(they made it through to the 2002 World Cup under his stewardship)but to be fair he had a thankless task following in 'Big Jack's footsteps!..
May the great Man R I.P.☘️☘️☘️
The FAI not the GAA
@@RYx222 I'll make the necessary correction..TY
@@jerryoshea3116 no bother
Wor Jacky
Someone shared a photo of the eng u 17 team and whatever they are they ain't English, it's heartbreaking . Rip big jack.
Jack was true to his Roots . Pity his brother Bobby wasn't.
Rubbish, Bobby always came back to Ashington.
Overrated centre half if Peter Swan had not been banned would not even had made the squad
much like Frank LeBouf, he can take out his World Cup winners' medal and ask you to show yours. When you tell him you don't have one, he will smile. Whoever is in the WC team that wins gets to tell everyone else boo hoo. Even Geoff Hurst was a replacement for another player. Denmark Euro 92 were replacements for a banned Yugoslavia. Sometimes one is just lucky but a medal is a medal.
Marco Matterazzi stepped in for Alessandro Nesta in 2006, and was amazing. Nesta, one of the best of all time, matterazzi not much so. Its a team sport mate.
If your aunty had a ...
Bshit
Fucking hell no need for that , he was a great fella you can tell and was respected by evertoneb
One of lifes true gentlemen RIP Jack