Bobby Charlton Collection

England World Cup Winners XI vs Thames TV All Stars XI. At White City...a Charity match in aid of the newspaper. England won the match. 12th May 1979

England team training session at Lilleshall ahead of the 1966 World Cup tournament. Bobby Charlton. June 1966

Bobby Charlton. Footballer for Manchester United. Pictured during training. Bobby Charlton played for Manchester United from 1956 to 1973. He appeared a record 606 times, scoring 199 goals

Cissie Charlton, mother of Jack and Bobby Charlton, posed at home, proudly holding a framed photograph of her sons in the England football strips in the 1960s. Picture taken circa 24th February 1990

Bobby Charlton, Manchester United, announces his retirement as a player. Bobby signed for Manchester United in 1956 and retired in 1973. He scored 199 goals in 606 appearances for the club

Bobby Charlton, footballer for Manchester United, pictured with his wife Norma and their daughters Suzanne (left) and Andrea (right). Picture taken circa 1st April 1967

Bobby Charlton (ex England and Manchester United footballer) pictured during one of his football school events, this time at Prenton Park, Merseyside

Jack Charlton (left) and his brother Bobby Charlton (right) sit together at Heathrow Airport, London, as they wait for departure to Mexico for the 1970 World Cup finals

England footballer Bobby Charlton with his 100 caps. May 1970

Manchester United players Colin Webster and Bobby Charlton pictured leaving the field after loosing the match, 3-2 to Aston Villa at Villa Park, 31st March 1958

Bobby Charlton for Manchester United (centre) Picture taken during Manchester United verses Blackburn Rovers. Picture date is not clear

Bobby Charlton, in the away strip for Manchester United, during the Arsenal (3) v Manchester United (1) match at Highbury, London. Picture taken 6th January 1973

Bobby Charlton (left) and Emlyn Hughes (right) pictured during an England football training session at Roehampton, South West London

Bobby Charlton. (ex footballer for Manchester United and England) pictured centre right of the picture, heading the ball to Sports Minister Neil Macfarlane (left in white)

Bobby Charlton pictured amongst female staff at The Manchester United Fan Club. Bobby Charlton had been with the club for 11 years when this picture was taken

Manchester United Football Team. Pictured at training ahead of the 1961-1962 season. The 1961-62 season was Manchester Uniteds 60th season in the Football League

Bobby Charlton of Manchester United is bought down by Dave Mackay of Tottenham Hotspur, in the match at Old Trafford, Manchester, but the referee did not give a penalty

Bobby Charlton (right) at Preston Station with the Manchester United team as they leave for Wembley. They will be playing Aston Villa in the FA Cup final

Chelsea verses Manchester United. 28th April 1973. Final score, Chelsea 1 - Manchester United - 0 This was the last ever game Bobby Charlton played for Manchester United

Manchester United Football team fly from Manchester Runway to Dublin for a match against Coventry, in heavy snow. The match has been arranged because the scheduled local derby of Manchester United

Bobby Charlton pictured training with school boys from Bebington High School, The Wirral, Liverpool, Merseyside. Left to right are Stephen Swanick, Carl Houghton and Kevin Davies, all aged 12

Bobby Charlton is tacked by Cyril Knowles during the Manchester United verses Tottenham Hotspur football match at Old Trafford

Chelsea verses Manchester United. 28th April 1973. Final score, Chelsea 1 - Manchester United - 0 Picture shows Bobby Charlton finishes his last ever game for Manchester United

England v Scotland British Championship international football match at Wembley. Third from the left, raising his left arm, is Bobby Charlton

FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Manchester United 3 v Leicester City 1. Manchester United footballers left to right: Tony Dunne, Bobby Charlton, Noel Cantwell, Pat Crerand, Albert Quixall

Manchester United footballers Bobby Charlton, George Best and Denis Law pose with two models at Old Trafford. 9th May 1967

Former Manchester United legendary trio Denis Law, Bobby Charlton and George Best pictured together during the launch of Sky Sport Gold. 19th November 1995

Bobby Charlton in the Tunnel at Deepdale Stadium
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"Bobby Charlton: A Legend of English Football" Bobby Charlton, a name synonymous with greatness in the world of football. From his early days training with the England team at Lilleshall ahead of the 1966 World Cup tournament to his retirement as a player for Manchester United, Charlton's journey has been nothing short of remarkable. One iconic moment etched in history was when Charlton represented England in the World Cup Winners XI against Thames TV All Stars XI at White City. The crowd erupted with joy as he showcased his skills and led his team to victory. During the 1966 World Cup, Charlton's talent shone brightly as he played against Mexico at Wembley Stadium. The roar of the crowd echoed through London as he displayed sheer determination and skill on that hallowed ground. Off the field, Bobby was not just a footballer but also a family man. Cissie Charlton, his mother and matriarch of their footballing dynasty, posed proudly at home alongside her two talented sons - Jack and Bobby. Charlton's impact extended beyond just one club or one country. He became an icon for Manchester United fans worldwide. Pictures captured him leaving the field alongside fellow teammate Colin Webster after yet another victorious match for their beloved club. Whether donning Manchester United's home or away strip, Bobby always gave it his all on the pitch. His dedication and passion were evident during every training session where he honed his craft under watchful eyes. But behind every great man is an equally great woman; Norma Charlton stood by her husband throughout his illustrious career. Together they formed an unbreakable bond that transcended victories and defeats alike. In later years, we saw glimpses of Bobby's involvement off-field too. Pictured alongside Emlyn Hughes during an England football event, it was clear that even after retiring from playing professionally, he continued to contribute to the sport he loved.