Live bar July 11 Leeds co-star, England World Cup winner Jack Charlton, died at home on July 10 at the age of 85.
Charlton was diagnosed with lymphoma last year, and he is still battling Alzheimer's.
He spent his entire 21-year career at Leeds United, making 773 appearances for the club. He retired in 1973 and began his successful and colorful coaching career.
One of the most popular and legendary figures in the history of English football, he has coached sheffield Wednesday, Middlesbrough, Newcastle and Ireland national teams. He helped Ireland reach the 1988 European Championship and led the team to the world series finals twice in the following 10 years.
In a family statement, it was written: "Charlton passed away peacefully on Friday, July 10 at the age of 85. He was at his home in Northumberland and his family was with him. ”
"He was not only a friend of many, but also a husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather who was loved by his family."
"It's hard to put into words how proud we are of his extraordinary life. He brought a lot of joy to people from different countries and different industries. ”
"He is an honest, kind, funny and sincere person who is always willing to spend time with others."
"His departure has left us all with great pain, and we thank him for the wonderful memories he has brought to everyone."
(rafa)