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 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 ...

But Clarke's favourite moment is taken from a TV documentary Jack made about mining in his hometown. 'I see the lads who go to the club,' begins Charlton, 'and I think, "Would this do for me?".

"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 ...

The surviving Charlton brothers will be reunited for the first time in years at Jack’s funeral ... able to look at all the photos of him, the TV coverage, and read the reports of what he ...

Tommy Charlton said his siblings Jack and Bobby "died as my brothers ... so I watched the match at home on the TV, and, well, it was actually with my girlfriend at the time - it was at their ...

Jack Charlton made that happen ... I met him again later when I interviewed him for Boro TV and he was brilliant. He was a genuine guy, funny and honest and to the point and he just did things ...

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.

Jack Charlton became manager of Ireland by mistake. He would become the greatest manager in the country’s history. He took them to their first major tournament and their first World Cup.