Just announced on BBC website that former Rangers' player Davie Provan has died. A solid player in his day I recall. RIP.
I remember (before segregation at ER), DP wasn't playing too well and was getting a roasting from a RFC supporter standing next to me.
He called out "Davie Provan? Mair like Dorothy Provine!"
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Thread: Davie Provan RIP (NHC)
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26-11-2016 08:20 PM #1
Davie Provan RIP (NHC)
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26-11-2016 08:26 PM #2
I didn't realise there was 2 Davie Provans. I wonder how many times I've heard reference to this guy and assumed it was the Celtic one from the 80s being discussed. Having read an obituary about this Provan it seems he had an impressive career. RIP.
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26-11-2016 08:29 PM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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26-11-2016 08:44 PM #5
I didn't realise there was 2 either. RIP, but not sure why there's a thread on here about him other than to confuse people.
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26-11-2016 09:10 PM #6
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My first ever Scottish Cup game was a game Davie Provan was involved in. He managed Albion Rovers against Coldstream. Coincidently Hibee stand up comic Eric Davidson scored for Coldstream that day, brother of Kenny who played with Hibs in the 70s.
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27-11-2016 09:43 AM #11
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Remember him well.
A tall lumbering type of left back, whom I think took over from Rangers legend Eric Caldow.
Always remember the newspaper story about the sheriff who was adjudicating in an assault case that started when a Rangers and Celtic supporter were arguing about who was the better left back...Davie Provan or Tommy Gemmell of Celtic.
The magistrate found them both guilty and fined them 30 quid, and jokingly referred to the argument saying he could not use the bench to comment on who was the better full back, so if he could he would only suggest the case was....Not Provan!
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27-11-2016 11:37 AM #13This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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27-11-2016 01:21 PM #14
I remember getting a few autographs at ER before a huns game back in the late 60s when I was wee. Davie Provan, Ronnie McKinnon and Jim Forrest were really nice guys and signed my book. John Greig barged past as if he was far too important for stuff like that.
RIP big man.
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27-11-2016 02:56 PM #16
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