A forward who made seven first division appearances for Liverpool in the two seasons before World War I. McDougall also played once in the FA Cup, in the second round victory at Gillingham, as the club progressed towards their first major final, in 1914. McDougall was one of 27 different players used during the...
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"A lot of people said I would be on my way when John Barnes came but Kenny moved me back into the centre. That was my best years. I loved playing in the centre. I loved being involved all the time, although I didn't score as many goals because I was more defensive and Macca did the runs forward. I knew I was there to win the ball back and give it to the likes of Beardsley and Barnes. And I knew when I played on the left side of midfield it was more of a holding job and maybe get around the back and score a few goals.
I did the job they wanted me to do. I didn't try to do anything spectacular. I couldn't dribble. I was a good passer of the ball. I could read the game well. I could break up attacks and start them off very quickly. The managers and the players appreciated the job more than some of the supporters."
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