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Mungkin selama ini fans Manchester United di Indonesia hanya mengenal sosok pelatih Sir Matt Busby dan Sir Alex Ferguson, padahal ada beberapa pelatih yang turut berjasa bagi klub meskipun kontribusinya tidak sebesar kedua nama yang telah saya sebutkan tadi.

Sebagai fans United, tentunya kita juga harus tahu sejarah klub tercinta ini. Berikut adalah salah satu sosok pelatih yang berusaha mengembalikan kejayaan Manchester United yang sempat terpuruk di tahun 1970an, Tommy Docherty a.k.a "The Doc"




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"In December 1972, when Frank O'Farrell was sacked as manager of Manchester United, Docherty was poached by Manchester United and quit his job with Scotland to become manager. His first game in charge was against Leeds United at Old Trafford. The game finished 1–1 with Ted MacDougall scoring one of his few goals for United. His reputation immediately endeared him to the Stretford Enders and although United were in serious trouble when he took them over, because of an aging squad, he managed to keep them in the First Division in 1972–73. However, the 1973–74 season saw United continue to struggle and they were eventually relegated to the Second Division.

In the following season, United returned as champions, and in 1975–76 they finished in third place in the First Division, also reaching the FA Cup final which lost to Lawrie McMenemy's Southampton. Docherty led them to the final again a year later, in 1976–77, this time as underdogs to a Liverpool team seeking the second trophy of what would have been a unique Treble of League, FA Cup and European Cup. United won 2–1, denying Liverpool the honour that Manchester United would earn in 1999.

Shortly afterwards, news that Docherty was having an extramarital affair with the wife of a United physiotherapist, Laurie Brown, became public. He was sacked in a blaze of publicity in July 1977. Docherty was replaced at Old Trafford by the same man who had replaced him at Chelsea, Dave Sexton.

The affair also resulted in the end of his marriage to Agnes, who had been his wife since December 1949. She has since died. Tommy later married Mary Brown and they are still together after more than 30 years".
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Salah satu bagian dari sejarah perjalanan Manchester United dimana manajemen klub akhirnya memutuskan kontrak sang pelatih, "The Doc". Penasaran cerita dibalik itu semua ? Silahkan tonton video ini

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Fakta Unik "The Doc" :



"The Doc" merupakan pelatih yang datang bersama Manchester United ke Jakarta pada tahun 1975 untuk bertanding melawan timnas PSSI Tamtama dan Ajax Amsterdam. Dalam pertandingan melawan Indonesia, "The Doc" masuk menggantikan David McCreery yang cidera (karena pemain yang dibawa Manchester United hanya 12 orang). Baru 5 menit masuk lapangan, "The Doc" yang saat itu sudah berusia 47 tahun mendapatkan kartu kuning setelah mengganjal pemain timnas, Suaeb Rizal !

Mungkin itu adalah kejadian satu-satunya dalam sejarah Manchester United, dimana sang pelatih menggantikan pemainnya sendiri di lapangan dan mendapat kartu kuning. Saya yakin 99,9 % Sir Alex atau pelatih Manchester United di masa depan tidak mungkin melakukannya hehehe...

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''In Seventy-Seven it was Docherty
Atkinson will make it Eighty-Three
And everyone will no just who we are,
They'll be singing que sera sera''

Salah satu kutipan dari lagu Glory - Glory Man United yang mencantumkan namanya.
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'Man United Tak Akan Juara Premier League Musim Ini'

Bola.net - Mantan manajer Manchester United Tommy Docherty merasa ragu bila Setan Merah bisa menjuarai titel Premier League di musim ini. Docherty memprediksi mantan klubnya itu hanya sanggup finis di posisi empat besar.

Setelah menjalani musim yang kurang memuaskan di era David Moyes, United menaruh harapan kepada Louis van Gaal. Di awal-awal masa kepelatihan pria asal Belanda itu perjalanan United memang sempat tersendat.

Kini perlahan tapi pasti penampilan United sudah mulai konsisten dengan berhasil merangsek di posisi tiga di klasemen sementara. Banyak kalangan yang menganggap peluang juara Wayne Rooney dkk masih tetap terbuka.

Namun Docherty rupanya tidak setuju dengan hal tersebut. Menurutnya, United baru bisa menjadi penantang gelar pada musim depan.

"Tidak, mereka tidak akan menjuarai kompetisi, tidak di tahun ini. Mungkin tahun depan. Mereka akan membeli pemain dan mereka punya uang untuk beraktivitas di bursa transfer untuk mendapatkan siapa pun yang mereka inginkan," ungkap manajer yang pernah membesut United pada periode 1972-1977 kepada Perform.

"Mereka akan jadi penantang kuat tahun depan bersama dengan Chelsea. Mereka tampil dengan bagus jika berhasil masuk empat besar dan Liga Champions, mereka akan melakukannya dengan sangat baik. Ketika berada di Manchester United tapi tidak bisa finis di empat besar maka itu musim yang buruk." (sw/ada)
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Turut berduka cita atas meninggalnya mantan manajer Manchester United, Tom Docherty yang pernah datang bersama tim Manchester United ke Jakarta tahun 1975.

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TOMMY DOCHERTY: AN OBITUARY

Manchester United is extremely saddened to hear the news that our former manager Tommy Docherty has passed away, aged 92.

‘The Doc’ was a pivotal figure in United’s history, and a charismatic hero to the legions of Reds that came of age watching his team in the 1970s – the decade in which he famously guided the club to promotion from the Second Division.

In doing so, he not only restored pride and dignity following our relegation, but also succeeded in reconnecting the name Manchester United with the ideals of excitement, bravery and entertainment that Matt Busby had enshrined at Old Trafford during the 1950s and ‘60s. This immense contribution to our story means Docherty will remain firmly embedded in the hearts of those that lived through his dramatic tenure, and memories of both his achievements and larger-than-life personality will endure.

His zenith came in May 1977, when he led the Reds to the first major post-Busby trophy, by overseeing a pulsating 2-1 triumph over domestic and soon-to-be European champions Liverpool in the FA Cup final.

Remarkably, a celebratory dance across the Wembley turf with the FA Cup trophy lid on his head would prove his final act as United boss. Off-field issues soon overshadowed that golden day in north-west London, and Docherty was replaced by Dave Sexton before the start of the following campaign.

But in many ways, his job had already been completed.

The Scot had been asked to take over four-and-a-half years earlier, on 30 December 1972, in the wake of a humiliating 5-0 thrashing at Crystal Palace. Relinquishing the reins of the Scotland national side, Tommy took the helm at Old Trafford and was asked to save the club from the threat of relegation.

By that point, his career was already a storied one. Born in Glasgow on 24 April 1928, Thomas Henderson Docherty began his association with football at Celtic, but spent the majority of his playing days at Preston North End. A Scottish international, he played and scored in the memorable 7-2 defeat to England in 1955, notable as Duncan Edwards’s debut for the Three Lions.

He finished at Chelsea as a player-coach, and managed the Londoners until 1967, helping them win the 1964 League Cup. Prior to taking over the Scotland job, he also led Rotherham, QPR, Aston Villa and Porto.

Then, in 1972, came the most difficult task of all: saving England’s most famous club from a damaging drop to the second tier. The Doc succeeded, but was powerless to stop the fall occurring the following term.

United’s squad struggled without Bobby Charlton and Denis Law – both of whom had left in the summer of 1973 – while George Best’s personal problems gave Docherty another big problem. The legendary Northern Irishman made his final appearance for the club in January 1974 and, four months later, just six years on from conquering Europe, United were relegated.

Fearing the sack, Docherty was instead given a box of champagne by Busby and encouraged to carry on. And from the ashes of demotion to the Second Division, the colourful, infectious Glaswegian plotted a stunning renaissance.

The club bounced straight back, doing so unforgettably, and in Docherty’s image: with energy, pizzazz and a cast-iron commitment to blitzing the opposition.

With the ball, the Scot’s 4-2-4 set-up was a whirling, attacking tornado; without it, the Doc likened his players to “flies around a sugar bowl”. Despite second-flight status, United were the best-watched club in the country. “This defensive football is a bore,” he insisted. “Spectators want to watch goals. That is what we try to supply.”

The Doc’s Red Army didn’t stop there. After sealing promotion at a canter, United’s explosive form continued unabated upon our return to the First Division. For much of the following 1975/76 season, inspired by thrilling wingers Steve Coppell and Gordon Hill, United were on for an implausible league-and-cup double.

A third-place finish and a surprise defeat to Southampton in the FA Cup final put paid to that ambitious dream, but United were well and truly back, and Docherty pledged to win the cup the following year. He was as good as his word.

To the dismay of his adoring support, that was his final act, but the memory of his all-action, lightning-fast side endures powerfully in the imagination. Just ask those who traipsed up and down the country following them during the mid-70s – for those fans, the spirit and daring of Docherty’s side fits the template that all subsequent United sides are obliged to try to follow.

The Doc might have left United in ’77, but his nomadic managerial career lasted for another decade. He first moved to Derby County, and would have short tenures at Queens Park Rangers, Preston, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Altrincham – as well as stints in Australia – before calling it a day at the end of the 1987/88 season.

He then carved out a popular reputation on the after-dinner speaking circuit in later years, and was always an engaging figure when appearing in the media. His famously scabrous one-liners were legendary (“I’ve always said there’s a place for the press, but they haven’t dug it yet”) and would often get him into trouble with detractors, but for a generation of Reds, affection for the Doc is non-negotiable.

His teams, his achievements and his huge personality will never be forgotten here at Old Trafford. How could they? When we needed it most, Tommy Docherty gave us some of the best days of our United-supporting lives.

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TOMMY DOCHERTY: AN OBITUARY

Manchester United is extremely saddened to hear the news that our former manager Tommy Docherty has passed away, aged 92.

‘The Doc’ was a pivotal figure in United’s history, and a charismatic hero to the legions of Reds that came of age watching his team in the 1970s – the decade in which he famously guided the club to promotion from the Second Division.

In doing so, he not only restored pride and dignity following our relegation, but also succeeded in reconnecting the name Manchester United with the ideals of excitement, bravery and entertainment that Matt Busby had enshrined at Old Trafford during the 1950s and ‘60s. This immense contribution to our story means Docherty will remain firmly embedded in the hearts of those that lived through his dramatic tenure, and memories of both his achievements and larger-than-life personality will endure.

His zenith came in May 1977, when he led the Reds to the first major post-Busby trophy, by overseeing a pulsating 2-1 triumph over domestic and soon-to-be European champions Liverpool in the FA Cup final.

Remarkably, a celebratory dance across the Wembley turf with the FA Cup trophy lid on his head would prove his final act as United boss. Off-field issues soon overshadowed that golden day in north-west London, and Docherty was replaced by Dave Sexton before the start of the following campaign.

But in many ways, his job had already been completed.

The Scot had been asked to take over four-and-a-half years earlier, on 30 December 1972, in the wake of a humiliating 5-0 thrashing at Crystal Palace. Relinquishing the reins of the Scotland national side, Tommy took the helm at Old Trafford and was asked to save the club from the threat of relegation.

By that point, his career was already a storied one. Born in Glasgow on 24 April 1928, Thomas Henderson Docherty began his association with football at Celtic, but spent the majority of his playing days at Preston North End. A Scottish international, he played and scored in the memorable 7-2 defeat to England in 1955, notable as Duncan Edwards’s debut for the Three Lions.

He finished at Chelsea as a player-coach, and managed the Londoners until 1967, helping them win the 1964 League Cup. Prior to taking over the Scotland job, he also led Rotherham, QPR, Aston Villa and Porto.

Then, in 1972, came the most difficult task of all: saving England’s most famous club from a damaging drop to the second tier. The Doc succeeded, but was powerless to stop the fall occurring the following term.

United’s squad struggled without Bobby Charlton and Denis Law – both of whom had left in the summer of 1973 – while George Best’s personal problems gave Docherty another big problem. The legendary Northern Irishman made his final appearance for the club in January 1974 and, four months later, just six years on from conquering Europe, United were relegated.

Fearing the sack, Docherty was instead given a box of champagne by Busby and encouraged to carry on. And from the ashes of demotion to the Second Division, the colourful, infectious Glaswegian plotted a stunning renaissance.

The club bounced straight back, doing so unforgettably, and in Docherty’s image: with energy, pizzazz and a cast-iron commitment to blitzing the opposition.

With the ball, the Scot’s 4-2-4 set-up was a whirling, attacking tornado; without it, the Doc likened his players to “flies around a sugar bowl”. Despite second-flight status, United were the best-watched club in the country. “This defensive football is a bore,” he insisted. “Spectators want to watch goals. That is what we try to supply.”

The Doc’s Red Army didn’t stop there. After sealing promotion at a canter, United’s explosive form continued unabated upon our return to the First Division. For much of the following 1975/76 season, inspired by thrilling wingers Steve Coppell and Gordon Hill, United were on for an implausible league-and-cup double.

A third-place finish and a surprise defeat to Southampton in the FA Cup final put paid to that ambitious dream, but United were well and truly back, and Docherty pledged to win the cup the following year. He was as good as his word.

To the dismay of his adoring support, that was his final act, but the memory of his all-action, lightning-fast side endures powerfully in the imagination. Just ask those who traipsed up and down the country following them during the mid-70s – for those fans, the spirit and daring of Docherty’s side fits the template that all subsequent United sides are obliged to try to follow.

The Doc might have left United in ’77, but his nomadic managerial career lasted for another decade. He first moved to Derby County, and would have short tenures at Queens Park Rangers, Preston, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Altrincham – as well as stints in Australia – before calling it a day at the end of the 1987/88 season.

He then carved out a popular reputation on the after-dinner speaking circuit in later years, and was always an engaging figure when appearing in the media. His famously scabrous one-liners were legendary (“I’ve always said there’s a place for the press, but they haven’t dug it yet”) and would often get him into trouble with detractors, but for a generation of Reds, affection for the Doc is non-negotiable.

His teams, his achievements and his huge personality will never be forgotten here at Old Trafford. How could they? When we needed it most, Tommy Docherty gave us some of the best days of our United-supporting lives.

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Beberapa waktu lalu sebelum The Doc wafat, saya sempat komunikasi via Twitter dengan mantan kiper United, Alex Stepney menanyakan kiprah The Doc saat membawa United ke Indonesia tahun 1975. Menurut Stepney, The Doc yang menjadi pemain dadakan saat laga lawan Indonesia bermain cukup bagus.

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