Well that confirms my suspicions. Was watching him give one of those masses from the Vatican in 1988 I think it was and just after he said in the name of the father, the son and the holy spirit, I swear he mumbled, "We're all going to heaven lads and then he turned around to one of his bishops, gave a fist pump and said "why aye man, thats a result that is like" in the thickest Geordie accent I'd ever heard........ Oh wait Jack, you mean Jack. Never mind.

@Stuart Williams, what was the pope doing in Shropshire? I call bullshit.

@@Smiley959 Jack Charlton you sausage jockey.

@Robert Britton yes shame no fans were in ground to see it not the same going to be worst for the cup final

@Robert Britton not me

@Robert Britton YES SHAME JACK DIDNT LIVE LONGER TO SEE IT

Yy

The man in a frock .At least that Pope had some Charisma (john Paul ) ,but he was just perpetuating the evil empire of the Catholic Church .

Anthony Dowling , Who founded Catholicism? Catholicism can be traced to the life and teachings of Jesus Christ in Roman-occupied Jewish Palestine about 30 AD. Each of the sacraments was instituted by Christ himself ... Catholics are indistinguishable from other men either by nationality, language or customs. They do not inhabit separate cities of their own, or speak a strange dialect, or follow some outlandish way of life. . . .With regard to dress, food and manner of life in general, they follow the customs of whatever city they happen to be living in, whether it is Greek Latin or foreign. Of course, the world does not appreciate this effort to live virtuously and at peace: “Catholics love all men, but all men persecute them. Condemned because they are not understood, they are put to death, but raised to life again. . . .For the good they do they receive the punishment of malefactors, but even then they rejoice, as though receiving the gift of life. . .” kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mOB4adpp17iVgnU.html

Hammer 001, back to school ... The Roman Catholic Church was founded by the Roman Emperor, Constantine, in 313 A.D.??? Can this be proven? --------------------------------------... That is what some anti-Catholics will tell you. When you ask them for "proof" of what they say, they will refer to the "Edict of Milan" issued by Emperor Constantine in 313 A.D. --------------------------------------... This false charge is riddled with errors. Let us examine them one at a time... --------------------------------------... 1. They use faulty reasoning by saying that since the Catholic Church is called the "Roman Catholic Church", it must have been founded by a Roman Emperor, namely Constantine. They point to the "Edict of Milan", issued in 313 A.D., as "proof". Now if anyone would just read the "Edict" for themselves, they would find that it merely gave Christianity the freedom to practice the faith openly and with no fear of persecution from the Romans. After all, for centuries Christians were persecuted mercilessly by the Romans from the very beginning. It was the Romans who nailed Jesus Christ to the cross and it was a Roman soldier who thrust a spear into His side. Do you recall the Roman Circus and all of those hungry lions? Nothing at all is said in the "Edict" about Constantine founding the "Catholic Church", which is not even mentioned by name in the document, and the persons who perpetrate this false charge cannot provide any other genuine historical document which supports it. --------------------------------------... 2. Their second error is the fact that the term ,"Roman Catholic", was not even coined until about 1200 years later in the 16th century, by Protestant reformers, especially Anglicans, because they wanted to retain the name "Catholic" for themselves. --------------------------------------... 3. Their third error is their failure to read, and to accept, the documents of the Church Fathers and other Church writers. Hundreds of these documents clearly contain the words "Catholic Church", and are dated from 107 A.D.. That date is hundreds of years before Constantine's "Edict" was issued. Genuine historical writings in which the words "Catholic Church" appear, are in every century from 107, up to and beyond the Reformation, and to this very day. The sheer volume of these genuine historical documents is so overwhelming, that it is a continuity that cannot be denied. Saint Augustine alone, mentioned the Catholic Church by name over 300 times in his writings. Just to mention a few more, so did Saint Athanasius and Saint Jerome mentioned the Catholic Church by name many times. These are just three examples out of scores of early authors. --------------------------------------... 4. Their fourth error is in trying to show that the "Catholic Church", and the "Roman Catholic Church", are two different Churches, when in fact they are one and the same. --------------------------------------... 5. Their fifth error is their interpretation of, for example, the Russian Catholic Church, the Ukrainian Catholic Church, etc. They try to show divisions such as Roman, Russian, Ukrainian etc. They fail to realize that there are many Catholics in these, and many other countries, and they are not separate Catholic Churches, but are united to the one Holy Catholic Church. The names just distinguish them from the Orthodox Churches in those countries. It would be proper to say, "the Catholic Church in Russia, the Catholic Church in Ukraine", etc.. --------------------------------------... 6. Their sixth error is tagged to the first error in that anti-Catholics try to peg the Catholic Church as an "apostate"* or a "Pagan Church", since they charge that it "was founded" by the pagan Roman Emperor Constantine. If the detractors insist on this false charge, then they will have to admit that the very Bible which they all use, came from that same "apostate" or "pagan" Church, and it was provided by that Church scores of years after Constantine died. *Calling the Catholic Church an "apostate Church" is tantamount to calling Jesus Christ a liar (1John 5:10), for Jesus promised in Matthew 28:20, that He would be with His Church every day in every century until the end of time, and with no gaps. He also promised that the Holy Spirit would be with His Church forever, in John 14:16-17, and that His Church is the final authority, in Matthew 18:17, and that He would not orphan His Church, in John 14:18. Saint Paul wrote in Ephesians that, "Just as Christ is head of the Church, being Himself savior of the body." Ephesians 5:21 Mike Smith, Of course the Catholic Church was not founded by the Emperor Constantine. It existed 300 years before him. All Constantine did was stop the persecution of Catholic Christians and allow for greater expansion of the Church. Those that believe otherwise are suffering from a lack of scholarship and probably reading fanciful history written by anti-Catholic bigots.

@@aughalough1 im sure Jesus would have been appalled at wealth and power of the vatican. Just my opinion.

sharp78 HTDC, The Catholic Church and all the associated Catholic prelatures and affiliated groups spend more money on more humanitarian aid than any other organization, anywhere, including the U.S. government. It takes a strong financial base to get anything done in this world. If all the assests of the church were exhausted, there would be no resources available to continue all the work that's presently being accomplished. I suggest you start your own religion and fund your own charities before you attempt to criticize the one that literally invented the concept, and successfully made it a standard component of all western culture. The most notable guy to come up with a suggestion similar to yours was Judas. Hopefully, you've already spent your last dollar helping the poor. If not, consider changing your name! Remember, documented truth will always outweigh an "opinion".

echolot makes me think of the line Liam Brady lol

Why lyin for?

You had to go to Middlesbrough and get something, and holy fuck did you.

@@iamothien9420 I'm not nob head

@@BlastbeatsLOL yeah it was about 96 or 97, I knew who he was but didn't realise he had managed Boro at one point..... not nearly as impressive but another time in Middlesbrough when getting a passport application I saw Jet and Hunter from gladiators and got their autographs.... see famous people when my family apply for passports.

@@samuelwoods164 Mate... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o9FoasRo15a6ZmQ.html

And Jack will say, "I wish you had been in Goal against Italy, even you would have saved that Schillaci shot!"

Indeed bittersweet. I'm not sure if anyone will love this guy as much as us, the Irish that is. I think everyone feels like they lost a member of their immediate family. I know I do

I still have my 88 jersey and tracksuit. Proud to wear it anywhere anytime

Great idea! I can just see Dougal saying "Ted, Ted . . . . who's your man talking to Jackie Charlton?"

Shelbourne FC

It’s Tolka Park, just north of Dublin City centre.

We no not if you think its fake coz thats shit acting if you dont think its real

haha was just thinking that

He also played Don Revie in "The Damned United" .