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Sir Bobby Charlton is a icon in English football.He helped them to win the world cup, and helped Manchester United to win their first Champion League cup.
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What SA team did Bobby Charlton play for?
There is no chance what so ever of Sir Bobby Charlton playing for a club in South Africa. He had always played for both England and Manchester United,.
Who were the brothers in the England's team in FIFA World Cup of 1966?
Jack Charlton and Bobby Charlton.
Who scored the most goals in the England team?
Bobby Charlton scored 49 goals for England.
Who the best player of the England football team?
there are many. sir bobby charlton, Gordon banks, bobby Moore
Who scored the most goals for the England national team?
Sir Bobby Charlton at 49 goals
Does Bobby Charlton play for England?
Not now. He played for the England senior team from 1958 to 1970. Including other age grades he played for English national teams from 1953 to 1970.
Who was England 1966 world cup team?
Sir Alf Ramsey (Manager) Harold Sheperdson (trainer) Nobby Stiles Roger Hunt Gordon Banks Jackie Charlton George Cohen Ray Wilson Martin Peters Geoff Hurst Bobby Moore Alan Ball Bobby Charlton
Did Bobby Charlton ever coach the Irish football team?
No. His brother, Jack Charlton did.
Who the best team in England?
England's best team consisted of Jimmy Armfield, Neil Franklin, Bobby Moore, Eddie Hapgood, Tom Finney, Duncan Edwards, Bryan Robson, Bobby Charlton, Jimmy Greaves, and Tommy Lawton.
Who is the leading goal scorer for England?
1) Sir Bobby Charlton 49 Goals (106 Caps) 2) Gary Lineker 48 Goals (80 Caps) 3) Jimmy Greaves 44 Goals (57 Caps) 4) Michael Owen
Three players from which London club played on the England world cup winning team of 1966?
They were Bobby More West Ham, bobby Charlton, Manchester united and Gordon Banks Stoke.
How many from englands world cup winning team have been knighted?
Sir Bobby Charlton and Sir Geooff Hurst are currently the only two pmemnber's of England's 1966 World Cup Winning Team to have been knighted.
