Ex-Manchester United, Scotland supervisor Tommy Docherty dies at 92

Former Manchester United and Scotland supervisor Tommy Docherty, popularly referred to as ‘The Doc’, has died after a protracted sickness on the age of 92, his household introduced on Thursday.Docherty managed 12 golf equipment – together with Chelsea and Aston Villa and a stint in Australia – after a enjoying profession that included 25 caps for Scotland between 1951-59 and greater than 300 video games at Preston North End.“We are deeply saddened by the passing of Tommy Docherty, who led us to FA Cup victory in 1977 with a thrilling, attacking team in the best traditions of Manchester United,” United stated on Twitter.Docherty was at Old Trafford from 1972-77, changing Frank O’Farrell, with the 2-1 FA Cup remaining victory over Bob Paisley’s Liverpool a spotlight.He was sacked in 1977 after an extra-marital affair with the spouse of the United physio.