he knew his own brother, sir jack charlton, wasn't the best defender around, jack charlton, wasn't theest defenderaround, nobby jack charlton, wasn't the best defender around, nobby stiles, too, but together they made magic and made the nation proud in that glorious summer of 1966, something that still hasn't been achieved by england as mcmahon. bobby charlton remembered for that for england, 106 caps, 49 goals, and all those appearances, over700 caps, 49 goals, and all those appearances, over 700 appearances for manchester united, almost 250 goals. it was a 17 year playing career, but his association was 20 years really after he signed amateur forms, which is why there are so many of the great and good from the history of manchester united, we saw roy keane and ollie connor soldier. we heard from bryan robson in the last few minutes here and he just talked about how bobby charlton had words for every of those new signings, and whatjoy he took from the highs that manchester united had, certainly under sir alex ferguson, who we saw arrive here in the last 30 minutes or so. we don't beli

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jack ok, you know? he was just overtaken by the... ..the moment, you know. you are the most recent charltonob, and bob's reaction was, you know, he was praiseworthy and he couldn't stop saying, "but be careful. i don't want you — you're getting on, you've got to be careful", you know. well, he'll be proud of you. carry on playing. i'm sure he's on his cloud up there and he's saying, you know, well done, tom. yeah. what was it set him apart, notjust as a footballer, but as a human, asa man? as a man bob was honest, bob was fair. and, i've said this before, i could talk to bob. i'm not an intellectual, but bob was. and i would love talking to him because he talked common sense. that leads me to the last time i spoke to him. we used to phone norma, his wife, who is a saint, and norma would put him on and i would have a chat with him, you know. he was suffering from dementia then. and i phoned this time and norma put him on and he broke down and he was crying. and i was crying. and between me and norma, we decided that it wasn't a good idea to put him on. and that was the last time i spoke to b