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Blimey. Didn't realise he was so old. Thats a good innings. R.I.P.
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Tommy Docherty RIP
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stevemacca
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I heard that he was given free access at City but was charged whenever he went to the swampSeen him going into a few of our matches in last few years,walked past me one day,I said to him come to watch a decent side Tommy,he smiled and gave me thumbs up,sad news
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Passed away aged 92. Sad news, used to enjoy listening to him on Piccadilly back in the day.
RIP Doc, pity the BBC didn’t lead with former Chelsea manager.
He was a guest speaker at a Gents charity night a few years ago and I had a good chat with, he was solid and definitely down to earth. What struck me though was his open disdain for the rags, I haven’t a clue why he disliked him but something has happened that pissed him off.
meeesh
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I heard that he was given free access at City but was charged whenever he went to the swamp
Twats
Sounds about right mate
Always like The Doc considering he was The RAGS Manager. Played a good brand of football when he brought them back up with the likes of Coppell and Hill.
If anybody has not seen the documentary “Too good to go down”, give it a watch. Firstly it’s great to see The RAGS troubles in the early 70’s but it also shows how The Doc turned it around only to be sacked hours after winning the 1977 Cup Funal.
If anybody has not seen the documentary “Too good to go down”, give it a watch. Firstly it’s great to see The RAGS troubles in the early 70’s but it also shows how The Doc turned it around only to be sacked hours after winning the 1977 Cup Funal.
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R. I. P. Tommy Doc.
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RIP Tommy
I remember feeling bad when some Blues were giving him grief on the train back from London after he had left the Rags.
I remember feeling bad when some Blues were giving him grief on the train back from London after he had left the Rags.
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A good innings.
Used to enjoy hearing his voice on Piccadilly being wound up by James H or give versa.
Used to enjoy hearing his voice on Piccadilly being wound up by James H or give versa.