1974: JACK CHARLTON: Middlesbrough Boss | Tuesday Documentary | Classic BBC Sport | BBC Archive
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- Опубліковано 2 тра 2022
- Tuesday Documentary follows Jack Charlton, who attained legendary status as a player with both Leeds United and the England national team, as he takes his first steps in football management with Middlesbrough FC. What drew him back to the North East?
In this clip he is preparing his side for a match against Preston North End, who are managed by his brother Bobby Charlton.
Originally broadcast 30 April, 1974.
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Fascinating snapshot into a time thats not too long ago but already belongs to a different world.
It's as far away from now as 1926 was then, and people woulda said exactly the same in 1974 about 1926.
In a time as seemingly distant as 2070, some will look back at 2022 as if it wasn't too long ago.
Time is relentless and sometimes seems to pass through a fairground mirror before it hits our perception of it.
@@SpotlessLeopard
Tis.
You mean like a foreign country? How it feels to me. UTB.
@Maxwell Boyne It's debatable.
Between 1926 and 1974 there was another World War, the beginning of immigration, and a created 'counterculture' from the 1960s onwards, with television being the main change agent.
Vastly different times with abortion becoming legal, plane journeys becoming the norm, and feminism starting to rear it's head.
The internet has obviously changed things a lot this century, but what we see culturally now is a rehash of 60s/70s culture, albeit with machines making the music usually, rather than people.
But a lot of the accepted ideals from the 1970s are still in play today.
It's the last two years where things have really changed obviously, which could ironically see 2070 being less advanced than 1926.
@@SpotlessLeopardhow do you mean?
Ireland s most loved English man .. RIP big Jack 🇮🇪
Jack an absolute legend 🍀🇮🇪
What a time to be alive...did a fabulous job at Middlesbrough big Jack.
Been to wembley cup finals with the Boro, finally seen us win a cup, went to a European cup final in Eindhoven against seville, travelled Europe watching Boro, but as a 10 year old watching us romp the league and get promotion in front of nearly 40 000 crowds at Ayersome park( not every week in the big games) and the following season where we took teams by suprise and finished 6th and breifly being top at crimbo and the great Bill shankly said he thought we were a contender for the title! These were some of my best memories has a lifelong long suffering lol Boro fan. god bless you big jack, you were ok for a geordie! UTB.
Not so much a different world but a completely different universe . Loved Jack's motor and it's a waggon .
@@bfc3057 Yes you right, it's a Mark 4 Zephyr executive estate . Probably very collectable now being an estate .
Imagine being Craig Johnston arriving there late 1970s from Australia
The parking, not so good 😀
Think it’s called a Farnham which was a coach builder who did estate versions on Fords big cars similar to crayford who took the roofs off
@@chiefrocka8604 Thanks for the information . Have heard of both of those companies , wonder what a convertible Executive looks like ?
Running up those hills with football boots on now that’s training!
Big Jack sorted us out after Stan Anderson couldn't quite hack it great stuff Bobby Murdoch could pass a ball blindfolded Souness held it together Armstrong was the technician Hickton was unstoppable great days one or two signings when we went up would of won 1st Division championship easy Big Jack admitted it RIP Jack
A complete Gentleman in the truest sense of the word.
Great man was Jack class act legend 👍👊👊👊👊😉
I spotted Celtic's Lisbon Lion, Bobby Murdoch in there resting after they'd run up the hill. He played great when Celtic knocked out Jack Charlton's team, Leeds in the European Cup Semi-Finals in 1970.
He came back to managef the Boro, but wasn't able to stop the rot that saw us drop to the old 3rd division for only the 2nd time.
Bobby Murdoch's legs had gone by the time he was at Boro but he could read the game so well and pick a pass so well that he just ran the midfield anyway. Great player and one of Boro's best teams with Big Jack in charge
@@bat33.12 you boys carry the piano and ill play it.
Souness was at Boro at the time...I don't see him there.
@@randyborstol2491 I was lucky enough to see him play for the Boro, possibly the best league team we ever put out.
Robsons side with Juninho, Rav, Emerson and Co are up there just needed those 3 points to stay up and build on
Fantastic love to see the full program
My hero Jack Charlton
3.27: training methods back in the day! 'GET THE ARMS GOING SON, GET THE ARMS GOING!' 😂
Absolutely fantastic!
What a snapshot!
Miss this bloke.🎣🎣🎣🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Looked like Skinningrove in the last shot. Great days.
It hasn’t changed much has it?
Thankyou for this, Never seen it before, Jack was and will always be a legend at my club Leeds United, a great look into the past, would love to watch the whole documentary..RIP Big Jack 💛💙🤍
*Seems like a decent bloke. Hope he wins the game against his brother.*
Alright Dave
Oh dear
He did.
Bobby Murdoch, the Great heartbeat of the Lisbon Lions.
Glasgow Celtic 🍀🍀
Bobby was still a great player at the Boro, and a lot of Boro fans have an affinity with Celtic! Bobby ran the white rose pub in Middlesbrough and was always good craic! I said how come you only drink half's Bobby? He said looks better son when people want to get me a drink, I said fair enough Bobby but you have had 12 and I'm only on my lunch break from Longlands technical college lol, loved a gargle Mr Murdoch!
Used to see Wor Jack fishing on Newbiggin prom always had time to chat
I moved to the 'Boro in '82 and was quite young at the time, so it took a long time for me to get my bearings without the A66 flyover in place. Lovely video for the first 15 seconds at the start, on top of everything else.
I was wondering about that too.
Boys from the Blackstuff was filmed in Boro in 1978 ish...the pilot episode
wonderful video.
He really did block that car in at the start of the clip
A working class hero is something to be,
He drove a MkIV Zodiac with an Abbot eatate conversion.
That was an extremely rare car.
He was also (I believe) a footballer who played for England.
A different and much better world
I’m still struggling with the fact he was only 39 years old 😳
Jack - "There's no war between me and our kid"......Switches to the Boro players doing SAS Selection Training 👀😮😆
Pmsl i thought that too lol
If i remember correct he was a Geordie from Northumberland originally, so it was not far from home for him
Haicuts...love em
I had a few offers abroad but id never want to move down south
Jack ❤️❤️🇮🇪🇮🇪
Can you imagine the modern day pampered professional player being told to run up a hill . He would throw a hissy fit , go off complaining to his agent and then demand a transfer .
All of them would
Do you like pogba?
@@johnbuffaloiam9741 actually I take that back and Pogba is a case-in point...he's a physical specimen who would leave these lads in the dust from a fitness standpoint...running up a hill would be nothing, probably would do it in half the time...remember this was the pre-pro era where most of these guys were still regularly smoking, drinking and had pretty mediocre diets...things that are just sacrilege in the modern era...I'm not saying these guys weren't fit but if they'd packed in those rubbish habits and they'd known how to properly get dialed in, imagine where'd they be? the salaries have gone through the roof...but so have the training standards....conditioning is at another level and they've got the best nutritionists in the world on tap....I think a number of them would be like "yeah why not? something different" get them out of the stadiums...
@@johnbuffaloiam9741 Who does ?
@@rampageclover9788 I agree. My granddaughters have posters in their bedrooms of Mbappe and pogba
Always think Sean bean should play big jack in a film. Jack needs to be honoured with a biopic
he's too short, 5 foot 9
Is this part of a longer programme? Thanks x
a nice time to upload this video Just before the boro make the playoffs
They won't not good enough unfortunately for them
Hope you.re right but seems unlikely right now.
They blew it
Wah Jackie
No tattoos or handbags at that training session.
No but an old school Rothmans yearbook on the desk.
@Ian Thompson It's now sky sports. Not quite the same. I used to buy it every year and the News of the World annual too.
Only Jack’s thong and peephole bra.
@Ian Thompson When was the change exactly? 😅
There’s smithing wrong with tattoos. They have been around since humans existed. It’s the lame handbags and dumb haircuts that make me sick.
No electric windows for wor Jack!😄
Running up a hill with Jack. Now there's a proper training session!
Please tell me there's more of this.
4:39 I had a van like that.
England at its best
Happy days
Could you imagine premiership players running up that hill everyone of them would have broken a bone somewhere in the body
Boro fans won't forget big jack brilliant manager rip jack
Rothman's yearbook on the desk!
RIP big man 🇮🇪
I've been married over 20 years. I only found out last year that Jackie went to my in-laws wedding....I was impressed..!
Legend ❤️ 🇮🇪
That's some wagon he's driving
Great Irishman😜
That’s what you call real men,,,none of that diving on the floor like a big girl!
Manuel Glass would be a 45 million signing now.
Jackie's army🇮🇪
Was any of you part of Jack's army?
Now that's training! You should see the incredibly silly things players are forced to do today !!
How secretaries used to have millions of paperwork and no computer. Sounds like things haven’t changed there. Running up that hill those players, when training was all outdoors.
Middlesbrough is not a city where just a small town in Europe and to say we nearly won the European cup was alright in my eyes and won the carling cup and in a few up finals as well 🤔
European Cup? No. UEFA Cup finalists 2006 right?
Highly organised 👩💼 secretary.
The city of Middlesbrough?
Is this the Simon Whitfield from Hutton Rudby ??
The 70's looked depressing as hell.
A lot of dodgy haircuts there!
ahahahaha naaa ha
Cool at the time 😅
Definitely
Abit like your name mark pipsqueek
We’ll I did live through the 70s unlike you making stupid childish remarks if I was you I’d shut up and be quiet it’s better to let people think 🤔 your a fool than open your mouth and confirm it!
Talking about people knowing Middlesbrough then goes on to call it the “city of middlesbrough”. Clear doesn’t know much.
Respect to Jack but what a horrible boring team Zzzzz
not sure about that
HAY WHAT HAPPEN BBC NEW THEY DONT DO IT ANYMORE SUNDAY NIGHT,OH WHY DONT SHOW DOCTORE WHO CLASSIC ANYMORE BBC REALLY SUCKS NOW