top ten all time city legends

[pds]

The suspense is killing me.

 

[MHS]

The suspense is killing me.

 

[pds]

A lot of connotations relating to murder there MHS :icon_bigg

 

[Hazzman]

Whens the results coming?!?

 

[PFKAKTF FOX]

These suspenders are killing me.

You fecking perv :icon_bigg

 

[mccrudden]

Has to be Derek Dougan

 

[mccrudden]

Has to be Derek Dougan must be a place for him in there.Unquestionable
heading ability,electrifying pace.once saw him score two goals in a three
miniute spell in the Kop at Anfield v Liverpool opening game of the 66/67
season.Charisma,Characte,Personality,for me The"Doog" had them all he
was absolute magic.

 

[No.6 Muzzy Izzet...]

welcomes to the forum McCrudden. I've heard plenty of stories from my Dad about Dooog. He says it was Leicester that save his career.

 

[fcukcov]

Welcome mcrudden.

 

[Yorkshire Vixen]

ditto :icon_bigg

 

[OldGit]

Welcome

had any luck with the memorabilia yet?

Was a great character - leicester did indeed rescue his career, pity he only stayed a short time.

 

[mccrudden]

Nothing yet,there must be some photos of The "Doog" out there
some where .Look in the loft anywere PLEASE.

 

[MKFox]

tried ebay? couple of books there.

 

[mccrudden]

tried e-bay.
no luck

 

[bocadillo]

Nothing yet,there must be some photos of The "Doog" out there
some where .Look in the loft anywere PLEASE.

Somebody want pictures of Derek Dougan?

Here we go then:

The Doog in 1938

The Doog in 1966
Scoring against West Ham at Filbo​

 

[bocadillo]

tried e-bay.
no luck

Copies of two of Dougan's books are being sold on eBay at the moment. You haven't looked properly.

 

[Bilborough Fox]

Has to be Derek Dougan must be a place for him in there.Unquestionable
heading ability,electrifying pace.once saw him score two goals in a three
miniute spell in the Kop at Anfield v Liverpool opening game of the 66/67
season.Charisma,Characte,Personality,for me The"Doog" had them all he
was absolute magic.

Would have loved to see him play with Frank Worthington or Gary Lineker. Wishfully thinking maybe all three together. Use to think "Doog" was everything that was good about football, crafty, skillful, could score and charisma. He was a pleasant fellow of the pitch as well.

 

[bocadillo]

Would have loved to see him play with Frank Worthington or Gary Lineker. Wishfully thinking maybe all three together. Use to think "Doog" was everything that was good about football, crafty, skillful, could score and charisma. He was a pleasant fellow of the pitch as well.

The Doog was the single thing that made me start supporting Leicester. Having been born in the north-east, I supported Middlesbrough and after moving to the midlands, I went with mates to several midlands grounds - until in 1966 I was on the Holte End at Villa Park for the round of the cup. When the City fans raised their arms in that 'nazi' salute and bayed "Dooooo-oooog", I felt somehow compelled to join with them. I've been here ever since.

 

[Bilborough Fox]

The Doog was the single thing that made me start supporting Leicester. Having been born in the north-east, I supported Middlesbrough and after moving to the midlands, I went with mates to several midlands grounds - until in 1966 I was on the Holte End at Villa Park for the round of the cup. When the City fans raised their arms in that 'nazi' salute and bayed "Dooooo-oooog", I felt somehow compelled to join with them. I've been here ever since.

Been watching them since the early fifties and "Doog" was the first one to really spark the fans. The chant of Doooooooog use to filter right through the ground. For the younger one's it was like chant "Hume" now but about ten decibals louder and at least a minute longer.

 

[lazzer]

i bet it sounded like dude :icon_lol: