Jack Charlton RIP

[Browser Brody]

Horrible news,

What he did for soccer in Ireland in the 80’s and 90’s will never be forgotten.

Truly a legend of Irish sport .

Rest in peace .

 

[Lee Bushwacker]

Rest In Peace "Big Jack".

 

[High Post]

A huge part of our nation and a man who lifted our spirits up in the late 80's and early 90's may he forever rest in peace.

 

[CORK1990]

RIP What a great man/Character he gave our country great memorys ...very sad god be good to him.

 

[Cloudy O'Ranieri]

Horrible news,

What he did for soccer in Ireland in the 80’s and 90’s will never be forgotten.

Truly a legend of Irish sport .

Rest in peace .

Relax, m8, he wasn't a young fella, had a great life.

 

[jimmym]

A huge part of our nation and a man who lifted our spirits up in the late 80's and early 90's may he forever rest in peace.

One of the most influential figures in our lifetime, He raised a nations spirits,

 

[UpYaBoya]

RIP Big Man, gave us so many amazing memories



Only spotted your man mooning at the end of the clip now! Great times!

 

[gingin]

So long big Jack. He helped bring serious joy to our lives during some bleak times.

That Leeds team has taking some battering the past few months. Is that three gone in recent months?

 

[jimmym]

So long big Jack. He helped bring serious joy to our lives during some bleak times.

That Leeds team has taking some battering the past few months. Is that three gone in recent months?

Jack, Norman, Trevor,

 

[iluvhurling]

As my 'pen name' suggests, some other sport is my main focus.

But the memories this man created for any of us around during that era will stay with us forever.
I was actuly in Landsown Road for his first game in charge in 1986 vs Wales.
I'm sure anybody with a passing interest in sport can tell you exactly where they were and who they were with when we beat England in Euro 88, drew with England in World Cup 90, the penalties win against Romania, q/final defeat to Italy and the Giants stadium win against Italy.

Iconic moments in Irish sport.

I could go and talk about his style of play but that would be petty. At a time like this, it's nice to just reminisce about the great times.

Rip Jack. An Irish Legend!