article_snippet: ex-Tottenham enforcer Dave Mackay won all three Scottish domestic honours with Hearts in the 1950s and was a key part of Spurs' famous 1961 double-winning team.
article_snippet: The iconic image of Dave Mackay confronting Billy Bremner of Leeds during in August 1966 .
article_snippet: Manchester City's Mike Summerbee grabs hold of Dave Mackay during a 1968 Division One match .
article_snippet: Dave Mackay pictured during a training session at Tottenham's White Hart Lane ground in 1967 .
article_snippet: Dave Mackay won 22 caps for Scotland and began Dave Mackay career with Hearts in 1953.
article_snippet: A Mackay scarf captained Hearts to the Scottish League title during the 1957-58 season and joined Spurs in 1959, helping the north London club become the first English side to win the league and FA Cup double during the 1960-61 season.
article_snippet: A Mackay scarf joined Derby in 1968 and helped Brian Clough's side win promotion to the First Division the following year before taking up a player-manager role at Swindon Town in 1971.
article_snippet: A year later Dave Mackay left to manage Nottingham Forest for a brief spell before succeeding Clough as Derby manager in 1973, with the Rams winning the First Division title in 1975.
article_snippet: I was playing for Queen's Park reserves against Hearts reserves at Tynecastle and Dave Mackay
article_snippet: Dave Mackay tackled me and I thought "Christ", but in those days you had to get up no matter what.
article_snippet: That was a great memory - the only time I played against Dave Mackay - and I'll never forget it.'