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'''Bobby Charlton''' is a [[English]] [[soccer]] player famous for being part of the 1966 [[world cup]] team.
'''Bobby Charlton''' (11 October 1937 – 21 October 2023) was an [[English]] [[soccer]] player famous for being part of the 1966 [[world cup]] team.
He made his debut for the [[Manchester United]] in 1956 and over the next two seasons gained a regular place in the team. He was also one of the few team members that survived the [[Munich air disaster]] of 1958.
Charlton was born in [[Ashington]], [[Northumberland]]. He made his debut for the [[Manchester United]] in 1956 and over the next two seasons gained a regular place in the team. He was also one of the few team members that survived the [[Munich air disaster]] of 1958.
He was first selected for the English nation team in 1958 and played in 4 world cup championships. He retired as a footballer in 1973 and later became the manager of Preston North End.
He was first selected for the English nation team in 1958 and played in 4 world cup championships. He retired as a footballer in 1973 and later became the manager of Preston North End.
[[Category:Soccer]]
[[Category:Soccer]]