Kenny Live - Jack Charlton Special (1997)
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- Опубліковано 11 бер 2017
- Episode of RTÉ's Kenny Live broadcast in 1997 celebrating the career of recently retired Republic of Ireland manager and former England World Cup winner, Jack Charlton.
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A brilliant tribute to our greatest manager
Rest in Peace Big Jack
Thank you for all you did at Hillsborough.
Jack Charlton deserved the Reception he got he's an honorary Irishman a legend in Ireland forever he's Irelands adopted son forever
Jack charlton deserved that tribute
Great Upload, never knew Jack was a fan of Star Trek and Chris De Burgh :-)
The last 10 minutes are absolute gold.
Wel Done Big Jack
RIP Jack
colm meaney flew over especially for the show... flew himself over as well after his pilot experience in Die Hard
RIP jack Charlton..
r..i.p jack, r.i.p john charles and r.i.p billy bremner, billy died not long after this
Could you upload this again please I would love to see it.
R.I.P Jack
Give it a lash Jack! 🙂
Wor Jack grew up less than two miles from me
When was this programme actually aired. Did Jack Charlton not resign before 1997.
He resigned in December 95, this was sometime in 96
Why oh why did they not appoint Jackie as England manager. Why, he was a northerner. North off north northerner! Cant believe he's left us. Leeds were the ONLY team where it was One for All & All for One. And they were disliked & unloved because they had this unique thing. Players stayed & were reluctant to move on but eventually some have too but the be knighted ones stayed until they died in their playing days harnesses. Jack was one & he could have carried on a bit longer, of course you can say thats was Leeds weakness of having too many long serving but still top players. Jack should have took over from Don Revie. Was he asked or maybe he would honour his M'boro contract. If only..
They say clough was the best manager England never had I disagree big Jack Charlton all day
Jack wasn’t a yes man. Same reason Cloughie didn’t get it. Ron Greenwood and Bobby Charlton (great men though they were and did quite well) were more the FA “type”
He applied for the England job and didn’t even get a formal rejection! Says it all: England’s loss was Ireland’s gain.