00:06I've been a wild rovers
00:09What's football about?
00:11You're at Benbley Stadium
00:12and the ball is crossed from the right wing
00:14and you go...
00:17Boom!
00:21That's his medal.
00:23People say to me,
00:24was that the most memorable day of your life?
00:28Joys and management are totally different to Joys as a player.
00:32He's not the same, Jack.
00:35He's dementia.
00:36I couldn't remember a lot of memories.
00:40And it's a shame because he's had some good memories.
00:44Jack, perfect goal!
00:47My dad made notes.
00:49I'm a butterer, a fowler.
00:52What are you clapping for?
00:53On players, family and tactics.
00:57We kept them all.
01:03Ireland was engulfed in war and conflict.
01:06Nobody would have given you odds
01:08that you'd have an Englishman manage the team.
01:11Our way of playing is completely new.
01:14If you didn't like it, tough luck.
01:16My brother Jack was an uncompromising character.
01:20Jack said,
01:21if you don't get off the bus today,
01:23you'll never play with this country again.
01:26This is a time when it gives you the opportunity now.
01:30No, no need to go.
01:31Come on.
01:36You couldn't feel the spirit of the camp.
01:39Farewell that before we ran that camp up here.
01:40To leave Ireland to the World Cup finals.
01:43Are you talking about financially?
01:46It was an extraordinary adventure.
01:48My bag of nerves here.
01:52I'm going to go.
01:53I'm going to win the World Cup.
01:55I'm going to win the World Cup.
01:56Another magnificent chapter in Jack Charlton's career.
02:01They think a lot of you, don't they, in Ireland?
02:06No idea.
02:09Jack Charlton!
02:12Bobby did what Bobby wants to do.
02:15I love them.
02:18Now hit me! Come on!
02:19Rub it!
02:21Never assume they know and understand.
02:23We took that flag back and flew it with pride.
02:26Jack Charlton did that.
02:27He's done more in his lifetime than people would do in ten lifetimes.
02:32Be a dictator, but be a nice one.
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