article_snippet: Former Scotland captain Dave Mackay, legendary enforcer of Tottenham’s 1961 double winning side, has died aged 80.
article_snippet: Dave Mackay confronts Billy Bremner during Dave Mackay Tottenham days in August 1966 .
article_snippet: Dave Mackay is crowned by  
article_snippet: Dave Mackay runs up the stairs at White Hart Lane as Dave Mackay fights Dave Mackay way back from a double leg fracture .
article_snippet: But while that image summed up Dave Mackay enduring aggression and determination there was so much more to Dave Mackay game than just Dave Mackay daunting physical presence.
article_snippet: Born in Edinburgh in 1934, Dave Mackay was the second in a family of four boys whose father worked for The Scotsman newspaper.
article_snippet: Mackay challenges Manchester United's George Best during a game during the 1970s .
article_snippet: Best again felt the full force of Mackay's boot as the pair battle for the ball in 1971 .
article_snippet: The famous picture was taken on the first day of that season, when Mackay reacted to a tackle Mackay believed was designed to deliberately injure Mackay bad leg.
article_snippet: Mackay was a powerful personality, the leader off the field in the days when the players would congregate in the Bell and Hare pub after matches, as well as the leader on the pitch.