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Jocky Scott is a former Scottish professional football player and manager, best known for his time playing for Dundee FC and Aberdeen FC Born in Dundee, Scotland, in 1948, Scott began his football career as a youth player with Dundee FC. Scott made his first team debut for Dundee FC in 1967 and quickly established himself as a key player for the club. He played as a forward and scored numerous goals, helping Dundee FC to win the Scottish League Cup in 1973. He also represented Scotland at international level, earning seven caps between 1975 and 1977. After a successful spell at Dundee FC, Scott joined Aberdeen FC in 1977. He continued to impress at his new club, scoring 42 goals in 170 appearances and helping them to win the Scottish League Cup in 1985 and the Scottish Cup in 1983 and 1984. He also played a key role in Aberdeen FC's famous victory over Real Madrid in the 1983 European Cup Winners' Cup final. After retiring from professional football in 1985, Scott began a career in football management. He managed a number of Scottish clubs, including Dundee FC, Aberdeen FC, and Dunfermline Athletic. He also had a spell as assistant manager of the Scotland national team under Craig Brown. During his time as a manager, Scott enjoyed a number of successes, including leading Aberdeen FC to victory in the Scottish League Cup in 1989 and guiding Dundee FC to promotion to the Scottish Premier League in 1995. He was also praised for his work in developing young players and was credited with helping to launch the careers of a number of successful Scottish footballers. In addition to his career in football, Scott is also a keen golfer and has played in a number of charity golf tournaments. He remains a respected figure in Scottish football and is remembered as one of the most talented players and managers of his generation. In conclusion, Jocky Scott was a talented and highly regarded footballer and manager who made a significant contribution to Scottish football during his career. While his playing days may be over, his legacy continues to live on through the many successes he enjoyed both as a player and as a manager, and he will always be remembered as a true great of the game.
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Events105 in association with the DFCDSA, proudly presents a night with Jocky Scott, Jim Duffy, Simon Stainrod and Archie Knox - which will be hosted by us! This event will take place on Thursday 3rd November at Duck Slattery's. Purchase Tickets: HERE Prices for these tickets are: Early bird ticket DFCDSA offer fo DSA members (when purchased through the DSA): £18 (+BF) £28 - VIP Ticket (+BF) General sale early bird offer: £20 (+BF) £30 - VIP Ticket (+BF)
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'Never A dull moment ' .. a saying I'm sure a lot of Dundee Fc fans would say best sums up their time following the fortunes of their club over the past 4 decades .. It's a phrase I'm sure most of the managers who have been at the helm over that time would agree describes their tenures as well. View full news article
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Forty years ago this summer the legendary Pele, still regarded by many as the greatest player ever to run out on a football pitch, played his last competitive game. View full news article
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News: The Dee Men And Dandies Who Shone In Both Teams
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Dundee head to Aberdeen tomorrow night for the resumption of Premiership hostilities following the winter break. View full news article -
Neil Sargent looks at the change from tradition that ushered in a new era at Dens Park, bringing with it players like Nemsadze, Caniggia and Sara View full news article
