Sir Bobby Charlton . Red Legend Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- Full name Sir Robert Charlton CBE
Date of birth 11 October 1937 (age 75)
Place of birth Ashington, England
Height 5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)
Playing position Attacking midfielder
Forward
There will never be another. God bless him. I am am 71 , born in east London, my mother adored Duncan Edwards and Sir Bobby. My boys are named after them. To be named after such legends is an honour for them and they know it. RIP a gentlemen, an icon and the greatest player this country of ours ever produced.
Nice one mate, got me in the feels naming your sons in there names. Letting them know why they have there names, is top drawer dad stuff. All the best to you all.
His honesty on the field puts todays players to shame. Greatest ever RIP.
Part of United passed with Sir Bobby.Things will never be the same again.RIP.Legend,Icon and gentleman😢
The younger brother seems a good bloke. His accent is pure Nurthumbrian
I love bobby Charlton. Simple as that. What a gentleman too. This country along with booby Moore can be proud of true world class players
Simply the best, will never be bettered. Absolute legend.
As a Liverpool supporter, I can honestly say Bobby Charlton was one the worlds best players at that time, and from all accounts I’ve heard and read a throughly nice man RESPECT
It’s a real shame that Duncan Edwards never go to show world his talent, no one should forget that when you take off the shirt there is a human being underneath,real people with families and tragedies like Munich should not be forgotten and definitely not mocked.
Well said……only the brain dead mock
As a Leeds Utd fan I salute you Sir Bobby RIP 😢
Thank you Kevin respect from a MU fan.(ps I worked at Stansted when Leeds plane nearly crashed) would not wish that on anyone.
Endrick used to watch this every night before bed😴💀
Here after the sad loss of Sir Bobby Charlton, fantastic documentary fascinating insight. RIP Sir Bobby much respect to a United legend from a Tottenham season ticket holder.
Proud to say my great aunt was the midwife who brought all three Charlton boys into the world.
Just watched this. Bobbys honesty shines through. You can feel every word every thought, so humble cant fail to admire him, gives so much praise to everyone else, listening to him and his brother Jackie brings tears to my eyes. They are so modest, i never realised his power with both feet, fantastic
Sir Bobby Charlton Mr Man United from a Millwall fan who loves football and respect Sir Bobby Charlton rest in peace Gone But Not Forgotten no way from South East London
He was my idol of the day bar none .... Bobby is Manchester United, he is the benchmark of what is required, always was, still is ...............I loved you Bobby! Thanks for being there !
God Bless Sir Bobby Charlton, the greatest midfielder of all time.
do u believe on God?
@@ay613 no
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Brilliant story about a true gentleman and footballing legend….RIP Bobby……😢
Love seeing this tribute and the old players of my early days. Booby Charlton, a National Icon xx
What a wonderful story and wonderful gentleman. Pure class and humility.
At 57.11, there is the difference between the Colossus that was Bobby Charlton, and today's so called greats...."I never had an injury, I'm 73 and still have all my cartilage"...Because he was that good, nobody could catch him to give him an injury....Never saw him dive, try blag a penalty, roll around on the floor, foul other players, the man is a living legend. Remember this too, Bobby campaigned for better pay for pro players, to the amount of £25 a week, and when the national wage for the public sector was £18 a week. Today the public wage average is around £350, but what do footballers get, how about £550,000 a week. Absolutely ridiculous, like Bobby once said, "All I do is kick a ball around for 90 minutes twice a week. I'd be happy to do it for free".... You wouldn't get one single player today, say that, and that's a shame. Today's game is a poor watered down version of the game from Bobby's era. You'll never ever see the likes of Charlton, Violet, Law, Best, Edwards, Mathews, Milburn, Finney, and others from that time again. Today's show ponies and ballerinas couldn't lace up Charlton's boots.
I recall working as a cleaner at the Metro centre circa 2010 and seeing Bobby turn up in a nice but not overly expensive car to do a book signing .He entered via the back door to to little fuss.Flash back a few months prior and we have Katy Price surrounded by security ,hangers on and the place is packed out.Speaks volumes about our values.But I doubt this truly great man would have any other way!
Nowadays players only want money
I know it was 4yrs ago,but it makes no difference if it was 40 yrs ago..All.of what u said,is absolutely true..And after the Bosman ruling in 1995 it all went Pear shaped&got f##ked up..And it makes me cringe when they ask could these players Charlton,Law,Best(And Man City had Bell,Lee and Summerby)play and were they good enough to be as successful in this so called 'Modern game'? When the really pertinent question is,could today's players have played and coped with playing back in Bobby's day? And the answer (& it doesn't require a great deal of thought) is no!..
And I no longer live in the UK(London &I'm long suffering Spurs fan&they ask the same question about Jimmy Greaves,which is so ridiculous it's beyond belief!).And to be honest my interest in football is mostly for yrs gone by,today's BS naturally fails to excite for any real length!!
Absolutely bang how times have changed.
How the hell has this only 18 thousand views ? Tremendous watch
What a great all round man 👏🏼👏🏼 role model on an off the pitch Rest In peace Sir Bobby Charlton thank you for everything ⚽️⚽️
If the three lions on an England shirt represented English international footballers throughout our footballing history, Sir Bobby would be my first choice. A Lion King. RIP
The man..The magic..The legend... Bless ya Bobby..🙏
He was my hero when I was playing as a kid. I started in 1957 as a 7 year old went through to 1997. A legend never to be forgotten. There was a certain magic around the Busby Babes being how they were so invincible.
bobby charlton a legend never will be forgiven or evan replaced to this day
RIP Sir Bobby ❤
That video should own the internet, what a man!
I was just a kid at the time when I heard about the Munich air disaster on the radio and was shocked.
The tragic news about Manchester United left its mark.
Many years later I was in the Royal Navy at HMS Dryad in the Hills behind Portsmouth doing a stint between seagoing ships and the Phys Ed guy got access to tickets for the European Cup Final to be played at Wembley. I got two tickets and went with my friend Harry from Manchester! Are you still around Harry? What a match!
Sir Bobby Charlton is indeed a legend.
I only just found out today that he passed away on October 21st, 2023.
RIP Sir Bobby!
I went to a game at Stoke with my dad and Uncle when Liverpool was in the 2nd division I'm not sure of the year, I was in short trousers (now 77). My dad was a Red ( A blot on the family). On the way home we had to change trains at Crewe, at about 1-o-clock in the morning, Imagine the surprise for me as a kid, on the same platform waiting for the Manchester connection was Sir Bobby Charlton, Eddy Hopkinson (Sheff Utd ) & Ronnie Clayton (Blackburn Rovers) who spent about 1/2 hour talking to my dad & uncle with me just standing with my gob hanging in wonderment. I seem to remember they were coming back from an England game. Imagine today Players of that stature standing on a platform in Crewe at One thirty in the morning waiting for a train
God bless you Bobby, thanks for the memories, world class player and man, RIP ..
RIP Sir Bobby. A great man on the pitch and off it. Manchester United's most important player.
*3:21** RIP Gordon Banks*
Poor lad
a true gentleman and a manchester united legend rip sir bobby
So honoured to have met the best footballer ever to grace the wonderful game
RIP Legend
A wonderful human being🥰
How nice he was. I’m American so I had never heard of him
Excellent tribute
An absolute shining star in the sky... RIP Sir Bobby, a true legend and gentleman.
Amazing footballing family…..Bobs goal & iconic celebration against Mexico ❤ & respect ✊ to one of the greatest footballers in history
Saying, if you didn’t go you could miss Denis Law scoring a hat trick, George Best turning ppl inside out. And I was known to hit the odd ball from outside the box. 😂 The most hilarious yet humble understatement. R.I.P. Sir Bobby.
Britain's finest ❤ great player great man sir Bobby brings tears to your eyes 💯👏👏👏👏👏👏
Absolute legend ❤
R.I.P. Bobby Charlton
One of my favourites - RIP Sir Bobby 🌹💐
People forget that these players kicked an heavy leather ball and played in heavey leather boots. To play today and still not get half as good as Bobby Charleton they need a lighter ball and lightweight boots. But the players of those days where real footballers with their hearts in the game and not in the pay packet. Players like this are as rare as dinosaur teeth.
Bobby loved and told me and Jackie loved the pigeons junior.
Amazing man, Brilliant player !!!.
A true players player. Thankyou. RIP
I am 80 years old thank you sir bobby Charlton
Absolute legend,and humble
RIP LEGEND😢😢....FOREVER UNITED❤❤❤
He was my idol when I started to play at the age of 7
Simply awesome.
Everything good about football personified in this man.
Gentleman of football
R I P Bobby and Thanks..
The photo on the cover was taken in 1820 when he was very very young
We'll not see he's like again
What a video 💚💛
I loved Bobby.😢
RIP - Bobby Sir!!
The M. United Icon. ❤
Een prachtige speler van man united
Thanks 👌
He played as player manager for Preston at 56 yrs old
If you don't fill up watching this you are beyond help
So you played all day!!! WOW!! So what was the score?? 1-0……or….0-0 !!!
BOBY CHARTON NO FUE SUFICIENTE ... VAMO¡¡¡¡ ESTUDIANTES ⚽️🇦🇹
Can you tell me the most second hobby that they had in Their heart
Good bobi chartron
brilliantx
Legend
RiP 'Wor Bobby!'
Rip bobby
rip mate
Can you imagine a modern players Mother not having the money to fly or travel to Germany
in 60s I was 7 y/old
SIR Bobby. Im F34n POLAK fIRST TIME i soo you it was in 60s (late 60s) You are now were you belong. Betwen GODS
Rip
Yea togh player’s togh times legendary Bob hmm. You see any players in 2023 ? With such love to just play ? Forget the money and fame ?? I don’t think so
Luckiest man to ever live
Y N W A Bobby
What an example. One must do better.
hi there thanks, do u believe on God?
What a shame the man united of charltons day is now a crumbling wreck with no soul
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Bom dia, Deus abençoe e salve Israel 🇮🇱, Deus abençoe e salve a Ucrânia 🇺🇦, Deus abençoe e salve o Brasil 🇧🇷, Deus abençoe e salve o EUA 🇺🇸, Deus abençoe e salve a Argentina 🇦🇷 e Deus abençoe e salve as crianças.
Rooney took him over
Nobody can replace Bobby Charlton
@@alessiodelcastillo1613 true I ment on goals for England
Kartate Gaming Still. Charlton was better
True, but Sir Bobby Charlton is the best English player ever by some distance.
Why say that.?
Quien coño es
Not lucky! BHAFC
Bub…..why all this farting around?? Dribbling, fancy pants foot work…..then he can’t score a goal in an hour and a half!! 0-0…1-0 just a pitiful score in a sport!!! A popular sport?? Watching paint dry is more exciting!!! Football mad…huh???
DEP Leyenda Sir Bobby. 🙏
It's not our Bob it's wore Bobby, even Alex says it right. He was the greatest bar none, no body hit it better or harder, I'm a Geodie how our scouts missed him is the biggest disappointment of my life! RIP, i watch Jackie Millburn in the 50s when ncle won the cup 3 times and he was good but no were as good as Bobby!
A fantastic football player but a horrible person in life ask his mother and his brother his wife was so hate full
No need for negatives ... thus is a tribute to a great man. Need to show more respect. Thanks.
You always get one arsehole.
Legend is used too lightly these days, but nobody would argue it with regard to Sir Bobby. I have been a Man Utd fan for 56 years and as a kid I lived through and saw the Best, Law & Charlton years. At the time I thought it was just 'normal football', but looking back it was nigh on magical.
💯…..he transcended the game,Bob’s name synonymous with football excellence
I became a Manchester United fan when I was 11 years old in Iraq in the 80’s. I just loved the team without knowing about its great history and legends then. I remember when the British army was in our city after the Iraq War 2003, I used to speak with the British soldiers from Manchester city about different players and legends of Manchester team.
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Nice one brother
Harry Gregg didn't just save goals, he saved lives
A gentleman , a legend and a truly perfect footballer , only Pele can compare with this man. His career is remarkable , the air crash , and all the things he won makes his whole life like a boy comic book story . One day they will make a film of his life but even that could never truly reflect the drama this man has provided us with . Sir Bobby Charlton is as famous as the very game itself
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Not as good as Duncan Edwards
@@oleggorky906 I saw Duncan play many times. Much, much better than Bobby (who was world class). Only player to ever to make me cry - I didn't think it was possible for one player to be that good. Bobby himself openly admitted that. Carried the whole team (all good players). Manager would say "just give the ball to Duncan". Opposing managers used to say just one thing "Keep the ball as far away as possible from Edwards".
@@oleggorky906 i love england
A great player, a true gentleman and a wonderful ambassador for his club and country. RIP Sir Bobby Charlton. You will never be forgotten.
I did not know that he had passed away last month! RIP!
@@Stalled-wm3qd Really? Where were you?
@@notgadot Perth, Western Australia. I hardly watch any TV News.
our own galactico for sure