LAST DANCE! Sir Bobby Charlton's Final Manchester United game

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[@2011pmacz]

No kissing the ground, no lap of honour, no walking around with the kids, firm handshakes from his own team and the opposition.....just a bloke who played football - to the highest level. And United fans of my era always keen to acknowledge the response of the Chelsea fans, first class and a credit to the Chelsea club. If you are under 40 and thinking - 'yea but was he all that?' then perhaps the hoard of press at kick off shows you how big an event this man's retirement was. That kind of thing very rarely happened. A by gone era just at the beginning of my love affair with watching football. His passing was a very sad day for United fans and England fans too. RIP Sir, 'wor Bobbie.'

[@donedwards104]

Yes just how it used to be, I loved it then

[@marcturner3647]

R I P Bobby go and join your brother Jack for a good kick around you were immense from a Liverpool supporter 👍👍👍

[@philmuskett265]

My god, how we need a Bobby Charlton now more than ever.

[@user-fs6sl2er1x]

Without doubt the best English player ever rip Sir Bobby

[@clivebaxter6354]

Na Jimmy Greaves

[@shaka7594]

Sir Bob for me, records speaks for itself, only Duncan Edwards if career panned out better

[@donedwards104]

@@clivebaxter6354 sir Bobby said before, if he had to choose a player for a game if his life depended on it it would be Duncan

[@clivebaxter6354]

Dead Duncan@@donedwards104

[@057rcbartman]

how times have changes , muddy fields and a cigarette box . my childhood hero ! such an influence on my football.

[@vxrdrummer]

Dont forget the balls!. I thought that as well about the gift...a cigarette box! Imagine that now. You'd get crucified for something like that now. It just shows though with the conditions against them as far as the pitches and equipment, just how great thoe players like Sir Bobby where. And get kicked to bits every week and just getting up and getting on with it.

[@postscript67]

@@vxrdrummer Did he smoke?

[@vxrdrummer]

@postscript67 I actually don't know to be honest. I didn't think so, but I know back then cigarette cases and things like that were more common as gifts. I'll have to find out if Sir Bobby smoked.

[@postscript67]

@@vxrdrummer I suppose cigarette boxes like that were kept in your house or office to offer cigarettes to visitors, so it was not necessarily an inappropriate gift to a non-smoker.

[@brianmorecombe2726]

I was about 7 and didnt follow football then,but i wish i did seeing Bobby Charlton and George Best playing the game in the MUFC shirt.Both greats of football now gone.Gone but never forgotten.

[@vxrdrummer]

Its when you look back like this, and it reminds you of how great he was. I didnt see him play in the flesh, but I saw him at Old Trafford a tonne of times in the stands, and was there when they named the South Stand after him. Very proud to have been there. What a player, and what a man. Mr Manchester United.

[@stu834]

I was so lucky to be present at this game my first live match aged 9 such an honour R.I.P. Sir Bobby thanks for the memories great man.

[@petersmy7973]

I was there. I remember Chelsea fans chanting through out the game Give Bobby The Ball. Ambassador of football R.I.P.

[@jonasloic4194]

R.I.P KING SIR BOBBY CHARLTON LEGEND G.O.A.T OF MANCHESTER UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB 🐐🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿😭

[@johndublyoo2553]

Sad to see him play his last ever game for United, sadder still to say goodbye forever, thank you for all the memories Sir Bobby RIP.

[@MikeNitro-og2xb]

I was at Bob's last game at Stamford bridge...the whole shed end sang his name giving him a good sendoff....

[@xavcarmic0686]

50 years ago and seems like yesterday. RIP great man.

[@jeffreyashton6405]

as Jack Charlton said my brother Bobby is the best footballer i have ever seen thats good enough for me

[@johnharris731]

Best English player of all time RIP Sir Bobby❤️

[@stewartcameron1516]

This was the only time I attended a game at Stamford Bridge - to say farewell to my hero Bobby Charlton.

[@vivientrigg5074]

❤my favourite United player true gentlemen quiet man explosive on the pitch pure class no tantrums or winging or trying to get players sent off or booked RIP Bobby red legend world class respected by other teams the world over todays players too money mad ❤

[@SuperEmmalouise]

Amazing man and the best footballer

[@jamescarter5425]

I was there. Great occasion and a wonderful goal from Ossie the Kingof Stamford Bridge gave Chelsra a 1 -0 win

[@donedwards104]

I was lucky to be there, the United fans sang farewell to Charlton all through the match

[@andypalin3287]

Remember watching on MOTD! True LEGEND! R.I.P. BOBBY! 🙂

[@shidiful1]

It's amazing how players back then had soo much longevity in sports... something i really admire..

[@frankduffy2413]

Legend ✨

[@pauld90010.]

Pure class. R.I.P. Legend

[@fayedixon7675]

Legend of the game

[@ethanedwards2847]

Legend ! wish I was around for this

[@pepsimadd17]

Manchester United legend rest easy Sir Bobby ❤️🖤

[@taylena1235]

This was is going to hurt a lot big part of Manchester United lost itself with Sir Bobby

[@c8136132]

I was in the crowd, shed end being a Blue.

[@pairofpints]

Proper footy, better times.

[@keithfowler2013]

RIP, Sir Bobby.

[@kbiggs49]

I was lucky enough to be at that game I think we (Chelsea) won 2 v 0, RIP Sir Bobby what a great player

[@daviddenham1511]

It was 1-0

[@jamescarter5425]

Yes it was 1-0 goal from Ossie King of Stamford Bridge

[@daviddenham1511]

@@jamescarter5425 you mean Chelsea!

[@jamescarter5425]

@@daviddenham1511 indeed I do

[@allansmith5248]

RIP sir bobby

[@benjaminleo7011]

No tunnel back then. How intouch must the fan have felt with the player back then

[@jinz0]

even the police officer patted him on the back on the way out

[@Jackie-ji2sj]

WATCHING THIS GREAT PLAYER AND MAN, WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT IT WOULD END WITH ALL FOREIGNERS JUST COMING HERE TO PICK UP MONEY AS NONE OF THEM GIVE A JOT ABOUT ENGLISH CLUBS. RIP GREAT BOBBY ❤

[@vincethered1608]

What a player, absolute legend, but his haicut 😂😂😂

[@benjaminleo7011]

Roy keans past vessel at 1.56-2.00 in

[@theEFL]

Is Sir Bobby Charlton the greatest English player of all time?

[@rensiros]

Honestamente, nadie podrá igualar ni superar el poderío de Pelé. Sin embargo, sí es el mejor Genletman y de "extrema" superación y, junto a Bekenbauer, Cruyff, Best, Zidane y Eusebio, los Top. Si no hubiese sucedido la tragedia de 1958, Bobby no tendría que haber cargado con la enorme responsabilidad de conmemorar esa Generación hasta los libros mires de su Carrera profesional y, tal y como destacó él en el Documental conmemoración del 50 Aniversario (febrero 2008), el mundo habría conocido al gran Duncan Edwars (único capaz de haber ensombrecido a Pelé) Siento decir que no puedo incluir jugadores como Maradona y Messi por sus "atenciones" de dopping (en el caso del primero) y tratamiento hormonal (como afirmase un ex Presidente del Barcelona para el segundo) En el caso de Cristiano Ronaldo, es puro trabajo y cuidado personal. Su mérito está, sin duda, aunque la gran gestión del cuidado bajo la dirección de Sir Alex Ferguson (y su equipo) tuvieron la gran culpa y, luego (tal y como sucede en el 99% de los casos en la vida), se aprovecha otra entidad de los mayores beneficios (como marca la historia del Real Madrid: también con los casos de un Ronaldo recuperado para el fútbol, Figo, Beckham (éste para abrirle las Puertas del mk) o el propio Zidane) Los Genios goleadores son muchos y variados: Romario, Batistuta, Van Basten, Roberto Baggio, Rossi, ... y por supuesto Cr7 Y, con Messi, aunque le vuelvan a hacer otro regalo con el próximo Balón de oro, quedó retratado cuando Xavi e Iniesta se retiraron del Barcelona, además de las palabras de Maradona tras recibir el MVP de la final del Mundial 2014 ó durante su valoración sobre cómo es, describiéndolo con "falta de personalidad" Sur Bobby Charlton es y será el jugador inglés más completo y con mayor grandeza del fútbol británico y, después, Scholes 😉

[@andrewashdown3541]

@@rensiros Oh yeah!

[@npc3po301]

There's better performers, many more gifted but few as decorated and none as iconic

[@weekendwet1]

Of course

[@markywellsboy2182]

A gentleman of the game. Class. Respected by opponents. Feared by opponents. Could score with his head or either foot. Like a thoroughbred when running with the ball and a shot that was devastating. RIP, Sir Bobby.

[@abhisheklucas11]

Rip sir💐💐

[@Mark-vq5dz]

Two things here, Press photographers surrounding the man so no one could see him, that was a little piece of history ruined by a disorganised rabble, thankfully it wouldn't happen now. Second was that pillock Docherty walking in between the players trying to be everyone's mate and shake hands with anyone he could, like Atkinson later on, they believed they were bigger than the game.

[@waynefarrar3278]

Motty saying the toughest league in the world , and there bobby doing is thing for the last time

[@GeorgeParkinson-tr3lw]

Bobby charlton was not a patch on sir Tom Finney, never booked or sent off in his entire career, Charlton booked twice, were do they get the first gentleman of football!!!!

[@conshea7382]

What a retirement present a silver cigarette box too funny RIP

[@nickdonaghy6360]

One of the greatest players of all time, but how did people let him walk about with his hair like that

[@Jackie-ji2sj]

Because he lost his hair through the horror of the Munich crash, and he felt guilty for surviving when his teammates persished. So the style of hair is irrelevant

[@shaka7594]

@@Jackie-ji2sj He was losing his hair from age of 19, he's quoted as saying this, yes the crash may have advanced it but like jack, they was destined to lose hair early in their lives

[@_cb336]

That pitch ffs

[@user-cp1lr4xs6b]

What's the year?

[@LeeLee-gy7gp]

When real men played the game, money didnt corrupt the sport.there was no pansies diving around and you could pronounce everyones name

[@Marlondurran]

Who can name the united team that day?

[@user-ov6fg5bm6j]

Sir baldy😂

[@unfocusedjoker4374]

Without doubt one of the worst combovers in football!

[@donedwards104]

Ralph Coates could match Sir Bobby in that department

[@malcolmtedham4227]

Look at them footballs .. i remember kicking them when wet like concrete 😂😂

[@npc3po301]

Yep, it's a wonder that those who played in that era could walk in their elder years having thumped those things around so long

[@cct7558]

Worlds best come-over…ever!

[@AliMarley]

Rip