Dougie McDonald

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Douglas McDonald, commonly known as Dougie McDonald (born October 8, 1965)[1]) is a Scottish football referee in the Scottish Premier League.

McDonald has refereed two cup finals to date: the 2006 Scottish Cup Final between Hearts and Gretna, and the 2007 Scottish League Cup Final between Hibernian and Kilmarnock. Coincidentally, both Edinburgh sides won the cup concerned.

McDonald is a Transport Planner by profession. He was recently promoted to the position of Divisional Director by his employer, MVA Consultancy[2].

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  1. ^ Birthdate confirmation: zerozero.pt website.
  2. ^ News >MVA Consultancy appoints new Scottish Divisional Director