The Charlton Years - Jack Charlton Ireland Football Documentary | 1996

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• AN

  @andymanson · 8 months ago

  Jack and that group of players, over 10 years, did a huge amount for the collective Irish <b>psyche</b> - above and beyond football; we started to believe in ourselves as a nation. They were wonderful times, as anyone lucky enough to &nbsp;have lived through them will know...Thanks for the memories, Big Jack 💚

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• RI

  @RichardHealyCoffey · 1 year ago

  They were the da best days of of life was 20 when Jack took over and he gave us some great times even when we lost I remember the streets of dublin were apsaloutly packed hundreds of thousands of people were there in my own town Tralee all the schools and shops used to close down when ireland played even people who had no interest in football got on board around 20 of my friends traveled by car bus trains when we went to italia 90 we were pissed every minute &nbsp;of it and those that stayed behind painted there houses green painted the kirbs green and orange I really miss those days us irish really no how to celebrate best fans ever back then rest in peace Jack thanks for the great memory&apos;s you will always be in our hearts

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• CR

  @cringycook9597 · 4 months ago

  “It’s a job of great possibility” I never heard that quote before and it definitely had meaning.

• JL

  @jlatirl4316 · 1 year ago

  You gave us hope big man! RIP

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  @58johnjohn · 10 months ago

  What was great about Jack’s teams is they fully represented the Irish diaspora 🇮🇪

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• DA

  @daithiobhuachalla6112 · 1 year ago

  finally the full documentary in full. thanks mate 🎉

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• MA

  @MarkL-we8uk · 5 months ago

  The man, myth and legend. Strutted in like a gunslinging maverick with a serious plan. Right man, right job, right time. That being said, he was never quite the same after the infamous England game at Landowne Rd in 95. Still though, thanks for all the magical memories Jack...

• JO

  @johndalton6236 · 1 year ago

  Legend

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• ST

  @stephenreeds3632 · 11 months ago

  Isn&apos;t it amazing how many times they were drawn against England? I wonder??

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• RI

  @RichardHealyCoffey · 1 year ago

  I was out fishing on clahane in West kerry when I seen big Jack walking on the riverbank I was in shock I fished with him for around 45 minutes or so he was a very funny men we talked the whole time then he went down the river looking for a good spot to fish the last thing he said was don&apos;t tell anyone I&apos;m here he just wanted time to himself I guess I&apos;d only I had a camera I usely had but never brought it that bloody day the next day I drove down to a village called waterville down south kerry to sea fish and after fishing we me and my mates went to the pub for a few pints and we met Paul mc Gragh what a gent he was I still have his autograph he was a huge man I&apos;ll never forget that weekend even dough we had a lot of pints I still remember it well

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  @republicofhandball8815 · 9 months ago

  He was 60, but he looked like 36. Joking :P. Anyway, I remember in Romania, a newspaper after the defeat in that playoff against Holland &quot;What Jack Charlton scared of, he did not escape. Santa Claus came dressed in an orange cloak.&quot;

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• JO

  @johnadams20132013 · 1 month ago

  Bits cut out