Whenever I think of him, I think of his, "Home before the postcards" line.
RIP
Tommy Docherty was also famous for saying he'd "had more clubs than Jack Nicklaus" ....... and quipped he was the only boss sacked for falling in love.
A true character in the game. RIP
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its Sir Alex Ferguson's birthday today .. remember Docherty's quip about Sir Alex .. 'as a footballer he had everything .. except talent' .. R I P Tommy, you got away with a lot ((:>)
I recently watched the full 90 minutes of the Preston NE v WBA 1954 FA Cup Final on DVD. Tommy Docherty stood out in the game and was a much better player than I expected. A ball playing midfielder and a very good passer. RIP.
He was a very sharp character. TBF if you ask your coach to give some of the lads extra training in the afternoon while paying a visit to his wife your days will probably be numbered.
But it wasn't just a fling for Tommy or Mrs Brown and they were together for many decades.
I loved listening to Tommy Docherty and on all accounts he was a top footballer as well as a top manager.
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Another legend.
Good innings.
RIP
RIP Tommy Doc
RIP
Tommy Docherty was also famous for saying he'd "had more clubs than Jack Nicklaus" ....... and quipped he was the only boss sacked for falling in love.
A true character in the game. RIP
Edit: I don't know what's happened to the font size. Sorry.
RIP
Remembered by many older United fans as the manager during one of the most enjoyable periods of the club’s history.
Second well known Scottish manager to pass this week, following Jim McLean
From Mr Brown
Whose up Mary Brown
Whose up Mary Brown
Tommy Tommy Docherty
To which he got up from the sunken dug out and gave the spurs fans a big thanks, which they all cheered.
RIP Tommy.
RIP Doc
TBF if you ask your coach to give some of the lads extra training in the afternoon while paying a visit to his wife your days will probably be numbered.
But it wasn't just a fling for Tommy or Mrs Brown and they were together for many decades.
I loved listening to Tommy Docherty and on all accounts he was a top footballer as well as a top manager.
RIP Tommy Doc.
When ever I was in my Jack Dee mindset I would use this line. Never realized it was from Tommy Docherty.