Doncaster Rovers: Colin Douglas enters Hall of Fame

By The Newsroom
Published 11th Oct 2016, 12:53 BST
Updated 25th Oct 2016, 19:52 BST
Colin Douglas is inducted into the Doncaster Rovers Hall of Fame by vice chairman Andrew Watson. Photo: Phil RyanColin Douglas is inducted into the Doncaster Rovers Hall of Fame by vice chairman Andrew Watson. Photo: Phil Ryan
Colin Douglas is inducted into the Doncaster Rovers Hall of Fame by vice chairman Andrew Watson. Photo: Phil Ryan
Colin Douglas became the latest Doncaster Rovers legend to be inducted into the club's new Hall of Fame last weekend.

Douglas – affectionately known as ‘Duggie’ by supporters – received the honour from Rovers vice chairman Andrew Watson, joining inaugural inductee James Coppinger.

The 54-year-old made 468 appearances for Rovers across two spells, a record which stood until passed by Coppinger last season.

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