It was a mark of how greater Britain felt about the boyish Bobby Charlton and the clear anguish he carried onto a pitch. The Newcastle-born novelist Gordon Burn described his face as possessing ...

Sir Bobby Charlton: England’s greatest ever player and the artist of 1966. The face of English football for decades, the World Cup and Ballon d’Or winner’s legacy will live on following his ...

The England and Manchester United legend, who insisted surviving the Munich air disaster in 1958 was a ‘miracle’, overcame tragedy to win the European Cup and World Cup ...

Sir Bobby Charlton is one of England's greatest ever players and won 106 caps; ... Wembley honoured Sir Bobby with the matchday programme proudly displaying his face on the front cover, ...

Sore ankle or not, Charlton would face Charlton Athletic on October 6, 1956, scoing twice. He'd go on to score 12 goals in 17 games of his debut season and become a star of the Busby Babes.

"Sir Bobby Charlton was a hero and so many of us have great memories from his impressive career on the pitch. ... Man Utd women will wear black armbands when they face Everton this afternoon.

Sir Bobby Charlton’s career is a tale of fortitude in the face of disaster, as well as supreme, world-class talent.We’re looking back at the life.

The real Bobby and Jack Charlton – by their little brother Tom The England legends’ youngest brother returns home to Ashington, where ‘football was one thing that was available to everybody’ ...

When Sir Bobby Charlton took in the scene at Old Trafford on April 3, 2016, he turned to his great friend and former teammate Alex Stepney and whispered, "I don't deserve this." It was the day ...

The face of English football for decades, the World Cup and Ballon d’Or winner’s legacy will live on following his death at the age of 86 Sir Bobby Charlton: England’s greatest ever player ...

Sir Bobby Charlton turned tragedy into triumph with unique style and perseverance. The England and Manchester United legend, who insisted surviving the Munich air disaster in 1958 was a ‘miracle ...