Finding Jack Charlton aired on BBC Two last night and took an in-depth look into the former Ireland manager, Jack Charlton’s extraordinary life. The documentary was filmed during his final 18 ...

Well, Virgin Media have an evening that's dedicated to the glory days of the boys in green and of course, in the middle of it all was the iconic Jack Charlton. Aside from the Irish premiere of the ...

Jack Charlton did that,' said drummer Larry Mullen ... Doyle says Jack was wrong to bar TV pundit Eamon Dunphy from press conferences because of criticism over playing style.

Jack Charlton won the 1966 World Cup alongside brother Bobby, who was always the more revered player. Jack was the more outspoken of the pair and a household name as pundit and TV celebrity by the ...

Manchester United icon and England legend Sir Bobby Charlton has sadly passed away – three years after the death of his older brother and former international teammate Jack. Sir Bobby formed ...

It ends positively rather than with shots of his funeral.” The TV premier of Finding Jack Charlton takes place on the BBC in the UK and Virgin in Ireland (on 28 and 29 March) ...

Jack Charlton’s sad death at the weekend was a ... In 1970 Jack caused outrage when he claimed in a TV interview to have ‘a little black book’ that listed opponents against whom he planned ...

"The culmination of our fundraising week will be Sunday, March 28th with a number of specially commissioned programmes; tributes to Jack Charlton by those who knew him and the TV premiere of the ...

Charlton’s first game, against Wales in February 1986, saw a banner that read ‘Go home Union Jack’. He’d almost ... there was something on TV they should watch. Packie Bonner saved from ...

Lord Sugar tweeted: "R.I.P. Jack Charlton World Cup winner." Former Ireland international and TV pundit Eamon Dunphy also paid his respects, saying: "Profound sadness on hearing that Jack Charlton ...

Charlton had three brothers - Jack, Gordon and Tommy ... did watch his eldest two brothers win the World Cup in 1966 on TV. Tommy once told the Telegraph: "I didn't know where London was.