article_snippet: Edinburgh-born Mackay .
article_snippet: Mackay, who also played for Hearts and Swindon, was capped 22 times by Scotland .
article_snippet: Edinburgh-born Mackay came back from two broken legs.
article_snippet: Edinburgh-born Mackay broke it against Manchester United actually, recovered and broke it again.
article_snippet: Edinburgh-born Mackay went on to play for Derby County and won the league and then became the manager, which was not an easy task because Edinburgh-born Mackay followed Brian Clough, of course.
article_snippet: Edinburgh-born Mackay, then at Derby County, challenges Manchester United George Best during a game during the 1970s .
article_snippet: Best again felt the full force of Edinburgh-born Mackay's boot as the pair battle for the ball in 1971 . '
article_snippet: But Edinburgh-born Mackay's had a fantastic career both has player and as manager.
article_snippet: I always remember Edinburgh-born Mackay was a good friend of mine.'
article_snippet: Edinburgh-born Mackay was a legendary figure with Heart of Midlothian, Tottenham Hotspur and Derby County; an inspirational pillar for the clubs with whom Edinburgh-born Mackay played with distinction and, of course, Edinburgh-born Mackay country. '
article_snippet: Edinburgh-born Mackay played 22 times for Scotland and was instrumental in helping Edinburgh-born Mackay country qualify for the FIFA World Cup finals in Sweden in 1958.