RIP Doug
Boycotts are one thing, but this kinda thing puts things in perspective.
Sad news. A gentleman who if I recall was never booked, in over 600 games.
RIP
I think that you are correct in saying that davie and thanks to all for their wishes A sad loss and I imagine a minutes silence/applause at this weekends derby
Your correct davie, never booked, that wont happen again.
I hope he gets a fitting farewell from the Arabs behind that goal on Sunday. Are you going to the game barab?
Wish I could, working unfortunately, will just have to listen to the radio when i can.
gutted mate. Hope you manage to get out for a few celebratory beers later on
Sure will, I will have a large dram in memory of Dougie 1st though.
Quite right . RIP to an Arab legend
RIP to Doug.
Took the time to go on the net and search for more info on the man given that he was before my time. From all the tributes you get the impression that not only was he a terrific servant to the club but he was a gentleman as well. A sad loss.
He sure was, i can remember in the early 70s when we played Newcastle at St James park, as i was getting off the bus Doug Smith and Jackie Copeland came over to the bus and handed me a bunch of tickets for the main stand, enough for all of us on the bus.
It was an early kick off (1pm I think) there were no night games because of the power cuts, we lost the game after extra time. Nice memory of the big man though.
R.I.P. Doug Smith, I only really know of him through what was said about him in the centenary DVD, but it seems the man was a total legend. Never being booked in over 600 games in quite remarkable when you think about it. Thoughts go out to his family
Tributes well deserved by one of the game's gentlemen.
A United legend who I am sure will be remembered and also well thought of by the fans of many other clubs.
Astonishing playing record that will probably never be matched.
Rest in peace Doug
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posted on 5/12/12
Sad loss
posted on 5/12/12
RIP Doug
Boycotts are one thing, but this kinda thing puts things in perspective.
posted on 5/12/12
Very Sad news
RIP Doug
posted on 5/12/12
Sad news. A gentleman who if I recall was never booked, in over 600 games.
RIP
posted on 5/12/12
I think that you are correct in saying that davie and thanks to all for their wishes A sad loss and I imagine a minutes silence/applause at this weekends derby
posted on 5/12/12
Your correct davie, never booked, that wont happen again.
posted on 5/12/12
I hope he gets a fitting farewell from the Arabs behind that goal on Sunday. Are you going to the game barab?
posted on 5/12/12
Wish I could, working unfortunately, will just have to listen to the radio when i can.
posted on 5/12/12
gutted mate. Hope you manage to get out for a few celebratory beers later on
posted on 5/12/12
Sure will, I will have a large dram in memory of Dougie 1st though.
posted on 5/12/12
Quite right . RIP to an Arab legend
posted on 5/12/12
RIP to Doug.
Took the time to go on the net and search for more info on the man given that he was before my time. From all the tributes you get the impression that not only was he a terrific servant to the club but he was a gentleman as well. A sad loss.
posted on 5/12/12
He sure was, i can remember in the early 70s when we played Newcastle at St James park, as i was getting off the bus Doug Smith and Jackie Copeland came over to the bus and handed me a bunch of tickets for the main stand, enough for all of us on the bus.
It was an early kick off (1pm I think) there were no night games because of the power cuts, we lost the game after extra time. Nice memory of the big man though.
posted on 5/12/12
R.I.P. Doug Smith, I only really know of him through what was said about him in the centenary DVD, but it seems the man was a total legend. Never being booked in over 600 games in quite remarkable when you think about it. Thoughts go out to his family
posted on 6/12/12
Tributes well deserved by one of the game's gentlemen.
A United legend who I am sure will be remembered and also well thought of by the fans of many other clubs.
Astonishing playing record that will probably never be matched.
Rest in peace Doug
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