Charlton’s house raided while he attended Highbury game

BURGLARS have raided Sir Bob

Fri, 18 Apr, 2003 - 01:00

Charlton’s home and stolen some of his prized football possessions.

They struck while the Manchester United and England legend was away watching the Reds play Arsenal at Highbury

The break-in at the house near Knutsford, was discovered just after 2am today when Sir Bobby returned from London. Experts believe some of the football memorabilia could have been stolen to order.

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