Sir Bobby Charlton was idolised and revered throughout his illustrious career on and off the pitch, with football greats both past and present speaking glowingly of him.
Charlton, a titan for Manchester United and England, has died aged 86. He leaves behind his beloved wife, Lady Norma, and their two children, Suzanne and Andrea.
Widely viewed as the Three Lions' best-ever footballer, he was a crucial part of his country's World Cup triumph in 1966 and made 106 international appearances.
During his glittering 17-year spell at United, Charlton won three league titles, a European Cup and the FA Cup and remained at the club on the board of directors.