I see the death of Alan Cousin has been announced. Made his name in the great Dundee team of the
early 60's. I was a wee laddie when he played for us and maybe the slightly older guys will have their memories of him.
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20-09-2016 06:17 PM #1
Alan Cousin
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20-09-2016 06:21 PM #2
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20-09-2016 06:47 PM #3
Sorry to hear this. Cousin was an excellent player for Dundee and when he joined Hibs he seemed to fit right in
This is how it feels
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20-09-2016 07:17 PM #4
I remember him from that great Dundee team. They won the league beating the now defunct Rangers 5-1 at Ibrox then had a fantastic run to the semi finals of the European Cup. RIP
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20-09-2016 07:18 PM #5
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Was the first Sub for us when they were introduced in 1967 IIRC
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20-09-2016 09:18 PM #6
Sad news, was a fine player & a gentleman! His favourite trick was the double shuffle, the crowd always cheered when it appeared. He actually scored a goal for Yams, unfortunately while playing for Dundee but as Dee scored 7 at PBS it didn't really matter & in fact that result was instrumental in Yams losing the league on goal average. Played in a great Dundee team alongside the Gay Gordon!
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20-09-2016 09:25 PM #7
Alan Cousin is I name I do remember. part of a good Dundee mob. also, plenty of "doublers" of him with fitba' cards if I recall. Dundee fans will be in mourning about one of there own. r.i.p
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20-09-2016 09:33 PM #8This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Sad news,great player and a true legend for Dundee FC.
A good servant for Hibs but will always be remembered as a Dundee player in what was a fabulous Dundee team.
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21-09-2016 12:17 AM #9
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I remember Alan well..a native of Alloa I believe.
He operated for Hibs in the old left half position and although perhaps not gifted with lightning pace he was a very accurate deliverer of a final ball.
Seem to remember him scoring in a derby at Easter Road for us, but cannae remember the score...
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21-09-2016 08:15 PM #10
I was good friends with his son all through school and spent a lot of time in his house. A total gentleman who you would never have known was a pro footballer as he didn't show anything of that around the house. A natural sportsman who was an excellent cricketer and tennis player as well. Sad to hear this news
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21-09-2016 08:16 PM #11
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22-09-2016 06:38 AM #12
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22-09-2016 11:19 AM #13This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I think he was Classics master at Dollar Academy. Good player. Never booked while he was at Dundee - can't remember him being booked at Hibs either.
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22-09-2016 02:29 PM #14
RIP
Always had time for a few words when you met up with him
Extremely modest about his football life
Just a nice guy !!
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22-09-2016 03:07 PM #16
Alan was my Latin teacher at Lornshill Academy, plus he taught at Alloa Academy previous to that. He was also my dad's classmate when they were in primary.
A lovely humble fellow, I asked him one time about his footballing career in which he divulged a bit, but I've read many an article today about how much of a gentleman he was. Can only echo those views.
RIP Alan.0-7
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