Charlton

Sir Bobbie Charlton

Sir Bobby Charlton (SirBobbyCharlton), formerly known as Sir Robert Charlton (SirRobertCharlton), was born in the city of ashington, Northumberland, England on October 11, 1937. He is a former British football player, coach, player era division front waist / left wing. He is one of the "holy three" of Manchester United football club, and is now a director of Manchester United Football Club.

In 1953, Bobby Charlton joined the Manchester United Football Club as an amateur to start his football career, and in 1954, he became a professional player. Bobbie Charlton is one of the survivors of Munich air crash in February 1958. He played 759 games for Manchester United and scored 249 goals, ranking second in the history of Manchester United. He helped Manchester United win the Champions League in 1968 and three English first division titles. He also won the European Footballer of the year in 1966. In 1973, Bobbie Charlton left Manchester United and then played in the football leagues of Ireland, Australia and other countries and regions. In 1979, Bobbie Charlton retired.

From April 1958 to June 1970, Bobbie Charlton played 106 times on behalf of England men's football team, scored 49 goals, ranked second in the history of England's shooter list, participated in three world cups (1962, 1966, 1970) and one European Championship (1968), helped England win the 1966 World Cup and the 1968 European Championship third place.

From 1973 to 1975, Sir Bobby Charlton was the head coach of Preston North District Football Club. In 1983, Sir Bobby Charlton was a season manager at Wigan Athletic. In June 1984, Sir Bobby Charlton became the director of Manchester United Football Club. In June 1994, Bobbie Charlton was knighted by the queen.

Early experience

On October 11, 1937, Bobbie Charlton was born in a football family in ashington, Northumberland, England. As a child, Bobbie Charlton began to play football under the influence of his father. At the age of 9, Bobby Charlton joined the youth team at the ashington football club and later became a member of the Manchester football club youth team at the age of 12. At the age of 15, Bobbie Charlton was selected for the English student team. After that, Bobby Charlton was spotted by Jo Armstrong, a gold medal Scout at Manchester United Football Club. In order to bring in Bobbie Charlton, Manchester United will offer twice as much as other clubs. But Bobbie Charlton's Uncle Jack Milburn suggested that his nephew join Newcastle United Football Club, but he didn't take his uncle's advice.

Sports career

Manchester United

In January 1953, Bobby Charlton joined Manchester United Football Club as an amateur.

On October 13, 1954, Bobbie Charlton became a professional. Since then, as the main force of the United Youth Team, Bobbie Charlton helped the team win the three FIFA Youth Cup titles in 1954, 1955 and 1956.

In 1954, 17-year-old Bobby Charlton signed an apprenticeship contract with Manchester United and joined the United Youth Team. Then Manchester United coach Matt Busby planned to rebuild the team after the end of World War II, so he kept investigating the youth team. Charlton's outstanding performance in the second tier team finally came to the chance. Two years later, on October 6, he played against Charlton at Manchester United In the game, he got the chance to play for the first team for the first time and scored two goals. His excellent performance was recognized by the coach. But at this time, Charlton not only plays for the team, but also serves for the country. His teammate Duncan Edwards also serves in the military camp. However, Busby told Charlton that he can still return to the team for the weekend and soon The outstanding performance of Bobbie Charlton made him the starting player of the club, and helped the team win the 1956-57 League title. The club successfully defended the league title. At that time, Charlton was regarded by the public as one of the biggest assets for Manchester United to win the European Championship. At that time, the average age of Manchester United's main team, which won two league titles in a row, was only 22 years old, and Charlton, who was only 19 years old, was one of them.

In 1958, the United team was full of talents, and a group of talented stars like Charlton gathered in Manchester United. After running in, the whole team has become one of the best clubs in Europe. But something bad happened. On February 6, Manchester United flew home after a semi-final match with Red Star Football Club in Yugoslavia. The plane exploded when it took off after refueling at Munich Airport in West Germany. The average age of the players in the team was only 22 years old, and most of the players were excellent players trained by the youth training of the club. Among the 44 passengers and crew members on board, 23 were killed, including 8 Manchester United players and 3 staff members, and 8 journalists.

Charlton, 20, and another player, Bill fox, as well as coach Matt Busby, survived. They were blown out by the heat wave when the plane exploded. The unexpected disaster left Charlton, only 20 years old, a psychological trauma that will never be healed. He often wakes up from nightmares, sweating all over. In just a few weeks, his hair was almost stripped off and he looked like a young man.

But Charlton was not frightened by the terrorist incident. Finally, Bobbie Charlton stood up. He has shaken off the threat of terror and pain, regained his spirits and continued his football career. One day, the three survivors gathered at the tomb of the dead and solemnly vowed to turn grief into strength, rebuild a strong Manchester united team, complete the unfinished business of the dead and mourn the spirit of the dead with brilliant achievements.

After the air crash, all the major clubs in the UK expressed their support and expressed their willingness to help the team make a new start. Matt Busby takes Bobbie Charlton as the cornerstone, rallies, appoints Charlton as the captain, and is responsible for the attack of the whole team. In the cheers of the crowd, the United, who had been patched up temporarily, continued to participate in the European Champions League, winning 2-1 against Milan in the semi-final. However, Charlton was too busy in training for England to prepare for the world cup in Sweden that summer, so he failed to go with the team in the away match, and the result was very good Manchester United lost 0: 4 to the north and lost the qualification to enter the final, which failed to realize their dream of winning the championship.

In May 1963, United's painstaking efforts paid off. Charlton and his teammates won the FA Cup of that year, which was the first time United won the championship after the Munich air crash. In 1963-64, Manchester United finished second in the league and reached the semi-final of the FA Cup and the quarter final of the Champions League. They played a few beautiful games, beating Aston Villa 7-0 and Dortmund 10-1, who won the West German League and the Champions League. Charlton led his national team to win the world cup at home in 1966, and he himself was crowned European Footballer of the year in 66.

In the 1966-67 season, Manchester United finally won the league title again after the air crash with unremitting efforts, but lost to guerrilla football club in Belgrade in the semi-final of the Champions League. In 1968, Manchester United reached the final of the European Champions League. Charlton scored two goals in the game. After the overtime game, Manchester United finally won the European Champions League with a 4 to 1 victory over Benfica. The new Manchester United finally completed the wishes of the dead and finally ascended to the throne of the European Championship. Bobbi cried again and refused to leave for a long time. He and his teammates cut their fingers one after another, dripping blood into the Champions League and onto the court to comfort the dead souls. He and coach Busby hugged each other tightly for a long time, which made the audience also shed tears. After 10 years of hard work, they realized their vows and fulfilled a wish, which can be realized Holding a gold cup to comfort those dead friends. Later, he won the European silver ball award in 1967 and 1968.

Personal resume

Bobby Charlton, who was born on October 11, 1937 at the age of 17, joined Manchester united and remained at Old Trafford until his retirement in 1973. In the meantime, he suffered the Munich air crash in February 1958, but survived and led the team to rise again. In the 1960s, when he played with Dennis law and George Best, Manchester United won its first peak in history. He has helped the team win the League three times, the FA Cup once and the European championship once. He has played 750 games for Manchester United and scored 247 goals.

In 1966, he won the world cup at home with England, the only time in the history of England. In the same year, he was elected European Footballer of the year. Two years later, he led the resurgent Manchester United team to win the European Championship for the first time by beating Benfica 4-1 in the Champions League final at Wembley Stadium.

He played for England in his career

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