‘A true gentleman’ – Ferdinand pays tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton

‘A true gentleman’ - Ferdinand pays tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton
‘A true gentleman’ - Ferdinand pays tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton

“Sir Bobby Charlton has been described as a “true gentleman”, a “calming voice” and “a privilege to be around” by former Manchester United defender and TNT Sports pundit Rio Ferdinand, following the England World Cup winner’s death. United will remember Sir Bobby before Tuesday’s Champions League match against FC Copenhagen, with Ferdinand expecting a fitting tribute.”


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