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  • Believe me, I understand this whole "copyright" thing that YouTube has going on here. None-the-less, I loved your video. 5 stars for you :)

  • great entertainment...Doog Vs The King was always a great day out !

    from a  Baggies fan

  • I was in the North Bank on his home debut, he scored a hat trick against Hull.I will remember you forever Doog.

  • I know his niece as i was seeing her in queensland Australia.they moved from Ireland nov 07.her dad is a spit image of Derek....

  • i didn't know the actual date he died......

    my brothers middle name is Dougan ,after Derek Dougan & his birthday is 22 June so close..its uncanny

    i've given my son the middle name of another great & legend "Wright", may the tradition continue!

  • Oh i am so sorry to read this,i remember him coming to play for Blackburn Rovers circa 1958 when i was a schoolboy,he turned footy on its head for us and he is still referred to as the first playboy football star in our area,beauty queen girl friend and all the trappings,declared himself fit to play in the 1960 C final against wolves but obviously wasnt fit,great player and great man he carried the nickname cheyanne with us because he was the first to have a mohican hair style.RIP,bodie, cheers

  • I really don't know anything about your football,But this was a wonderful way to show respect

  • I remember him at Peterborogh, a very good header of a ball and even better when slipping a player, great balance and his timing was superb.

  • God blesss you ! Danny isn't forgotten. *****

  • Doog you were a Legend at Leicester city during the short time you were there wish you had never left us god bless r.i.p.

  • as a native of belfast and a celtic fan i would have taken big derek on my team anytime.he was a real gentleman ,i just read his book the sash i never wore, he grew up protestant he was never a bigot and respected his fellow man ,when i was young i used to copy him heading the ball he was great with the head . rip derek .

  • When Derek retired he gave his all to help old footballers down on their luck, this explains a lot about the man, a true legend with a big heart, believe me, I was told this by one of the people he helped.

  • Ya your dead right there mate,he helped out another old Blackburn player who had fell on hard times, Fred Pickering he was called,DD was the tops for sure,i didnt realise he had died untill i watched this Vid.

  • didn't know he had died but yes he was a nice guy. r.i.p.

  • Honestly, I have never heard of this man, nor the team he played for. But, I want to pay respects to him and to those who cared for him. The Johnny Cash version of Danny Boy is one of my favorites and it fits so beautifully in this video. R.I.P. DOOG!

    Karen from Texas :)

  • Nice touch on the video mate One of the midlands true legends Back with the King Astle again R.I.P

  • 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.

  • I seen the Doog with all of his clubs bar Wolves,. I seen him first at Distillery in Belfast and when I worked in England I made it to most of his games. I remember seeing him against Chelsea playing for Peterborough at the Bridge and a bus load of Villa? supporters told me they had travelled down to see the Doog, he was a legend.

  • I say this to you Mr Swain,(Express&Star) there is a time and place for everything, this was certainly neither for your scathing remarks about a man who will be remembered long after you.

    Where ever you are Derek, from me Tony, and my family RIP. If there is a God, you will surely be in his team, along with Chopper(Clamp) Jimmy Mullen, and the great William Ambrose Wright. GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN

  • Lovely Tribute...I,m a Villa Fan Living In OZ.....

    How i remember being at Villa Park with 65,000 People

    as a kid in 1962.

    Villa playing Tottenham (just done the double) and the

    "Doog" played a blinder.. R I P

  • RIP DOUG RESPECT FROM WOLFMAN 1877

  • Saw him score for Posh as we beat mighty Arsenal 2-1 in 1965 FA Cup , a sensation at the time. This great man signed ny scrapbook of pictures over 30 times after I left it at his Peterborough home when I was 5.

  • a great video for a great man RIP DOOG

  • Another football legend gone.Respect to the family.

    From a Baggie.

  • big up baggie i agree a great man done us proud

  • never got to see him play but im told he was a true wolves great

    R.I.P wwfc 4 ever

  • Rest In Peace

    DEREK DOUGAN.

    A true legend.

    Now Come on Wolves We can do it this season,

    For doogan

    Rest In Peace Doog....

  • R.I.P

    to a true legend!

  • nice one mate r.i.p the legendary doog neva will be 4gotten

  • "The Doog" great footballer and writer. Read all your books.

    Rest in Peace,

    Swedish fan - Bjorne

  • RIP Doog

  • Adieu Derek Dougan. Rest in Peace.

    You made me proud to be a Wolves supporter.

    My respects to your Family.

  • nice one thankyou

  • Nice tribute, RIP Doog

  • R.I.P Doog, a true Wolves hero.

  • RIP Derek Dougan, from a Blackburn fan

  • God Bless Doog, Come on Wolves lets do it for the Doog

    this season!!

  • lets make sure Wolves honour this legend when we kick off the new season against Watford.Ring them up, and demand a fitting tribute to "The Doog"

  • Nothings Forgotten! Nothings Ever Forgotten

    R I P Doog

  • true legend R.I.P

  • what a guy!

  • rip the doog

    the doog is going to be with his best mate george best

  • "For me, football is a way of life, which i have continued to live after my retirement from the playing side of it. And i shall go on living the game, until the final whistle."

    Derek Dougan. From his book "The Doog"

    R.I.P

  • Thanks for the sheer pleasure of watching and admiring your marvellous skills Doog and for being such a gentleman, goodnight and god bless big man.

  • Sincerest condolences go out to Derek's sons Al and Nick at this difficult time. A dark day for everyone who knew The Doog. I doubt we'll see anyone like him for a long long time, if ever. A very sad day.

    Mike Stone

  • Well said.

  • RIP Doog. We'll never forget you!

  • RIP Doog

    See Doog tributes on molineuxmix co uk

  • RIP Big Fella

    WOLVES LEGEND FOREVER!!!!

  • My family and I spent a fortnight with Doog, his wife and children in Ibiza in 1970. He was enormous fun and my Mom and Dad said he was amazingly knowledgeable and cultured. A few years ago, my Dad, not long before his own death, ran into him and Doog, over 30 years later, could still remember what book my Mom was reading at the time. A great figure and an unrepeatable centre forward. Condolences to his family.

  • R.I.P Doog

    Wolves Till I Die

  • North Bank legend RIP DOOG

  • Derek's Neices, Allana, Amanda, Lisa & Josephine, would like to thank everyone who has shown their support at this time. Derek was a talented sportsman and a legend who will be terribly missed. A big thank you to Wolves Fan No 1 for taking the time and being so thoughful in putting this tribute together. Our Dad, Derek's youngest brother, sincerely appreciates this. Derek would have been proud :) Love to you all, The Dougan Girls.

  • Derek..you were the first 'SHOOT!' cover photo on me scrap book as a kid. Thanks for the memories mate.

    All the best from DERBY COUNTY.

  • RIP Doog.You were one of my first heros at Wolves when i was a kid along with King John.

  • sorry to see the Doog go. I wasn't a Wolves fan. I'm an Everton fan, but he played football the way it should have been, plus he had personality.

  • Standing on the North ban shouting Doog! Doog!, many childhood/teenage memories. I met you when I was 10 and looked up along way then. I still look up a long way. RIP, and may you be remembered only with fondness.

  • Before my time and a shame that he got involved with the Bhattis, but seemed to be the player everyone loved and started supporting Wolves for. RIP.

  • RIP doog

  • R.I.P  you legend, farewell

  • rip the doog legend

  • RIP the Doog.

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