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straight to your inbox every day for freeFormer Manchester United manager Tommy Docherty has died at the age of 92 after a long illness.Docherty, born in Glasgow, made more than 400 appearances as a player for Celtic, Preston North End, Arsenal and Chelsea, but it was as a manager that he really made his name. He spent 27 years in management, taking charge of 12 clubs, including five at United between 1972 and 1977.

Manchester United and Scotland manager Tommy Docherty has passed away at the age of 92, his family have announced in a statement.The charismatic boss battled a long illness and is fondly remembered by followers of the beautiful game for his quips.'The Doc' spent nine years playing for Preston and claimed 25 caps for Scotland, before moving into management.He is most famously remembered for his time in charge of United but he also was manager of Chelsea, Aston Villa and Derby.Docherty lifted the FA Cup as boss of United after famously defeating Bob Paisley's all-conquering Liverpool team in the 1977 Final.A family spokesperson said in a statement: "Tommy passed away peacefully surrounded by his family at home."He was a much-loved husband,

Manchester United and Scotland legend Tommy Docherty has died at the age of 92.

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