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love it mate derek is my unkle and we miss him very much im glad to see he had such lovely fans thanks to everyone he would have been proud
MegaHorsecock1 1 month ago
just found out that this guy is my friends dad, i had never even really heard of the guy
samholdsworth 11 months ago
No disrespect, but I think I nice audio would have enhanced this.
redredreds100 1 year ago
One of the best, I have a video on my channel wearwolveskit of Derek Dougan
wearwolveskit 1 year ago
That's Cash, right?
BlindDogFulton 3 years ago
Yeah, Johnny Cash, another of my idols, it seemed the most fitting piece of music for this little tribute to The Doog
WolvesFanNo1 3 years ago
i just wish that those people who call for Wolves to pull off something sepcial this season would chat this from the stands, lets make this Dougans season, we need the level of support we had at the end of last season, getting beaten 6 - 0 and still cheering them off the pitch, pls, pls, for The Doog, lets get behind the lads
WolvesFanNo1Part2 4 years ago
Well done; well deserved. Sad, sad loss.
Alikhaleej 4 years ago
Excellent tribute - well done! Come on you Wolves!!
atlanticsea 4 years ago
I always remember when I got his autograph at a local school fete. It was about 1971/72, and I was about eleven years old. He was a true gentleman. I remember watching so many times from the South bank at the Molineux. I still have fond memories of him scoring that goal that stopped Leeds United winning the double. Another one of my favourite memories is of when Wolves were playing Norwich City, and the goalposts collapsed. Who was helping to put it back up again? You guessed, the Doog!
sedgleygirl 4 years ago
Not much said about his time at Kettering Town FC in the mid 70s. Well, he was a true gent and good manager. Every away match he would come on the coach and thank us for coming. He also had time for everyone. RIP big man. Simon Nelson, Torbay.
simonlee1961 4 years ago
60 Appearances for Villa & 26 goals in the early sixties...good memories!!
penfloyd 4 years ago
my first wolves hero..
still the king
r.i.p doog and thanks
shineybonce 4 years ago
Nice Tribute
Hancox17 4 years ago
nice tribute to an ulster gent
carganoid 4 years ago
Great first picture.I was there as an 11 year old at Maine Road in the 1960 FA cup semi-final between Blackburn and Sheff.Wednesday.Photo shows Dougan celebrating scoring his and Rovers second goal.What memories!
Duxbury1948 4 years ago
Some great pics there!! Nice touch!! God Bless Doog!
Come on Wolves let's do it for him this season!!
mrpookywooky 4 years ago