Dave Mackay R.I.P

Former Tottenham and Scotland Legend Dave Mackay passed away yesterday at the age of 80, he helped Tottenham do the double in 1961, you will be sadly missed R.I.P.

One of the hardest and best players ever.

Scotland international Mackay moved to White Hart Lane from boyhood club Hearts for £32,000 in March, 1959.

He won the double in 1961, the first time it had been achieved that century, and was also a key member of the team that retained the FA Cup the following season.

He took over the Spurs captaincy from Danny Blanchflower in 1964.

Mackay led the club to another FA Cup triumph in 1967 over Chelsea, breaking his leg twice in the cup run.

He also won 22 caps for Scotland and played for his country in the 1958 World Cup finals

Dave Mackay was also known as what you'd call a no nonsense man, here he is giving Billy Bremner as taste of his medicine



RIP to a Scotland legend.