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    Default Jack Charlton RIP.

    Jack Charlton helped England win the (soccer) World Cup in 1966. I remember my Dad telling me how important that was when I was seven years old.
    He had a great sense of humour too.
    Really sad day.
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    Default Re: Jack Charlton RIP.

    No interest whatsoever in football (soccer) but in all the UK news reports there has been no mention of his 1976 conviction for fishing without a rod license. I remember that it was quite a big thing at the time as he was then making a living presenting fishing programmes on TV.

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    RIP Jack Charlton - he brought a lot of joy to Irish football supporters too, managing the national side from '86-'96.
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    Default Re: Jack Charlton RIP.

    Christy Moore celebrated Jack's World Cup victories with Ireland by turning the BBC Match of the Day theme tune into an Irish jig:

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    Actually that song was about the '88 Euro Cup, Jack's first notable outing with the Irish national team.

    "Arm in arm with Jack Charlton, revenge for Skibbereen!"
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