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Bobby Charlton RIP

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  • AlgarveaddickAlgarveaddick
    RIP. 
  • thai malaysia addickthai malaysia addick
    One of all too few RIP, Sir Bobby
  • ME14addickME14addick
    Very sad news, condolences to Sir Bobby's family and friends. One of the greatest players ever.
  • philcafcphilcafc
    A true football legend. RIP Sir Bobby.
  • charltonkestoncharltonkeston
    Sad but what memories. Few people have achieved what that man had. 
  • superclive98superclive98
    RIP to a true legend. An absolute Rolls Royce of a player and a proper gentleman.
  • GribboGribbo
    RIP, Sir
  • LenGloverLenGlover
    Very sad. A true football legend.

    RIP Sir Bobby
  • KBslittlesisKBslittlesis
    Our Dad conned my Bruv that he was seeing his then beloved Bobby when he took him to Charlton.
    A long tradition began.
    RIP Sir Bobby 😞
  • CallumcafcCallumcafc
    RIP
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  • StigStig
    An end to the great Milburn-Charlton footballing dynasty. RIP.
  • cafcfan1990cafcfan1990
    RIP. Seemed a great fella as well as being a true legend of English football
  • meldrew66meldrew66
    Sad news. What a life, legacy and career though. So much for his family to be proud of. 
  • thickandthin63thickandthin63
    Where do you start with a player of this stature.I first saw him at a midweek afternoon game at the Valley pre floodlight days  they  beat us 5-1 Bobby stood out among one of the greatest teams ever ,spraying 40 yard passes all over the pitch,a true joy to watch.We often say it about great players when they pass,but he truly was one of the best.
    RIP Bobby.
  • MuttleyCAFCMuttleyCAFC
    RIP. A legend of the game.
  • HardyAddickHardyAddick
    RIP. True legend and one of the best.
  • Pedro45Pedro45
    An absolute hero of mine growing up. Great man, great player, and a thunderous shot in both feet. Loved watching him play and score for England, and also in the run to the European Cup Final in 1968 too with Man Utd. I had a red football shirt as a kid that I always imagined was his, even though it didn't have a number on it.... I remember being most disappointed when he didn't play for Preston when managing them against us on the night we won promotion. A lovely man in his dotage, and a credit to his family. RIP Sir Bobby - you were one of the all-time greats.
  • RedhenryRedhenry
    RIP great player
  • Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    RIP

    Hard to explain just how big a star he was globally
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  • JohnnyH2JohnnyH2
    RiP
  • PhilPhil
    Very sad news. I doubt anyone has kicked a ball harder that Sir Bobby! A gentleman too. RIP
  • StrikerFirmaniStrikerFirmani
    An absolutely fantastic player with one of the best shots I have seen in football.  A true world class player in his time.

    This is a sad time indeed, though he leaves so many great memories for all of us that saw his International career.

    Condolence's to his family.

    RIP Bobby.

    If my memory serves me correct his league debut was against us. 
  • BFG94BFG94
    RIP Sir Bobby. My favourite all-time player. A true legend. 
  • Bods64Bods64
    Rest in Peace Sir Bobby. Truly one of England’s greatest players. Such a modest, emotional kind hearted man. 
  • seth plumseth plum
    Hard to find words.
    He was more or less perfect.
    RIP Bobby.
  • usetobunkinusetobunkin
    Made his debut against us. 
    My childhood hero, how lucky were we to have him when we were growing up. 
    How lucky were we that he was English.

    Our only truly world class player.
    Never sent off, in a era of thug footballer’s 

    Saw him play a couple of times, gliding across cabbage patch pitches to play a pass , or have a shot with unerring accuracy.

    RIP Sir Bobby
  • Captain PeacockCaptain Peacock
    RIP Sir Bobby.
    The mark of the man is that nobody has ever had a bad word to say about him.
    Truly wonderful player, a global icon and great ambassador for our game.
  • hoof_it_up_to_bentyhoof_it_up_to_benty
    Fantastic player - a true legend of the game and a gentleman. A great servant for Man U and England.
  • AllHailTheHenAllHailTheHen
    One of the true giants of world football. RIP
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