7:40 Who's the dark haired guy to the right of Billy Bremner? Is it Mick Jones?

Eoin Hand. Great lad. Thankyou for playing for Pompey, Eoin. We love you, mate.

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God I love Ireland!

" Forgetting What is behind and straining towards what is ahead, I press o towards the goal.... ( wholeness through christ Larne, HO Fife . Amen ❣️ 🌲🍏✨️💙💚🤎🤍⚽️🩷🩵🩶🖤💜💛🧡❤️‍🔥💓❤️💪⚽️👶👶👶

A Great Documentary of Sir Jack Charlton & Paddy Irish Football Legacy. You'll Never Walk Alone : .... EVERGREEN 🌲! 🌲pennies from... ..Above 🌲✨️🍏🌲

I think he’s more revered in Ireland than in England….being in his brother’s shadow might be part of it even though they were both part of that iconic 66’ team. Bobby was a footballer’s footballer while Jack was by his own admission someone who stopped guys from playing football….

Up the irish

Every goal agao st England was a betrayal Including those who scored and convey to being English.

Brilliant I'm a Scot but a brilliant watch!!

Auld Jack sharp...

RIP..BIG MAN..

RIP JACK..BEST EVER

WHAT A AMAZING TIME TO BE IRISH. REALLY PROUD 🇮🇪 52:05

Didnt realize jack Charlton played, he looks too big! Didnt his twin brother bobby just pass away?

Photographers, what a pain.

Jack did not win every honour in the game - never won the European Cup. Still a legend.

Jack Charlton pretty much shaped my life me being born in Bristol England to an Irish dad and German mum instilled in me such pride as an 18 year old of my Irish heritage watching how much it ment to the player's and fans to wear the green jersey I’m in my 50’s now and have travelled the world watching and supporting the Rep of Ireland and Celtic every country we have visited we have left behind nothing but good feelings toward the Irish peoples I remember in the euros in Poland 2012 Roy Keane saying “I don’t know why the fans are singing the team have lost every game and been awful” what you forget mr Keane is It’s not just the players representing there country Thank you big Jack and rip

RIP Big Jack. We’ll never forget you. Thanks forever and RIP to Alan McLoughlin too.

Fantastic.

That was a great watch.

Great memories Great team never see it again having English players wanting to play for Ireland there legends they would never get that in England

Give me a break , a bunch of charlatans 57:50 I'm glad Tony cas, and Andy townsend didn't have a clue who them wankers were

Jackie Charlton used See me I'll live on the Yorkshire coast Is first Derby was football. The second one was fishing. And the third one. Racing pigeons With his dad

The way he pronounces Cagliari is pathetic CALIGARI ?

This was great and from a better, more spirited time for the beautiful game ♥️

Blackburn Rovers have bid £5m pounds for is services 🤣

Blackburn Rovers have bid £5m pounds for is services 🤣

Bonner has a beautiful first / christian name 🇮🇳 ❤ 🇵🇰 😂😂

I was at a certain supermarket in Ashington once. I saw him from afar and then closer. Didn't dare to go straight up to him and say how much I appreciated him managing Ireland and such. I saw, however, that he was already doing a selfie for an youngster and his mom. My moment was gone but I'm sure that he's smiling still from above. Thanks a lot, Jack Charlton, you were a prince!

Thanks for the upload. Seeing Jack return was heartbreaking but but class. Thanks 👍

Great times 🇮🇪

The Republic of Ireland were England's bogey team while Jack Charlton was the manager of the Republic of Ireland. Starting in 1988. Then the 1990 World Cup, the qualifying games for the European Championships in 1992 and it probably would have been the same outcome in 1995, if the game hadn't been abandoned. I must say that the game between us and the Republic at the 1990 World Cup was one of the worst games that I've ever watched.

Why did they have play USA so many times?

Great video. Remember those great days well. 💕

And to this very day Ireland are shit. 🇮🇪🏉🖕🏻

Me and a friend were arrested for credit card offences after the Ireland England game in Stuttgart. We were born in England but from irish stock and we have republican values . the police didn't believe we were "Irish" because of our English passports so the first cell we were put into we fired into the other occupants before they'd shut the door. We were then held in an office because every cell in the police station was full of England fans from the previous nights rioting. In the end we were offered a deal to plead guilty recive a six month prison sentence suspended, our cards were destroyed and we were to leave Germany that day. We were also banned from Germany for life. Never even went to court. The police were absolutely confused and a little amused. Thease days we would say that we identify as Irish.... Anthony Roger casement.

R. I. P grande Jack Charlton 🙏❤️

Brilliant documentary, many thanks.

Whatever. It's not like we're talking hurling or something that matters.

The greatest of them all rip

Without Jack & the Irish team years, the Peace Accord wouldn't have happened I feel. It took the focus away & it connected the Irish Republic to Britain as just people living & loving rather than killing & hate.

Even Rudi Völler supporting the Irish team 1:14:07

Had a girlfriend from Dublin at the time whom I adored so kept going over to Ireland and got a bit caught up in the Jack Charlton/Irish football thing. Good fun times in the pubs and bars with good natured ribbing all the time. Really miss it all.

There's honestly nothing more boring than Catholic mass. I'd recommend watching it if you have insomnia.

He was pissed most of the time.

Fair play to O Leary Calmest man in the stadium ..

JC understood how to set up an team to win games,even when the opposition on paper may have looked stronger!

The games used to be during the day .. No flood lights at the old landsdown .. great times 🇮🇪

You can't call Ronnie Whelan's goal a fluke, it was an intentional play,' It wasn't the first and won't be the last goal to be scored by a shin.