Aberdeen's Davie Robb became a celebrity after he moved to the United States.
Aberdeen FC have announced that Davie Robb will be posthumously induced into the club’s hall of fame.
Former Dons captain Russell Anderson, Duncan Shearer and Dougie Bell are also being inducted into the hall of fame on November 23 at The Chester Hotel in Aberdeen.
Cult hero Robb, affectionately known as ‘The Brush’ by Dons supporters, scored 98 goals in 345 appearances between 1967 and 1978.
Aberdeen’s Davie Robb taking on Juventus’ Francesco Morini at Pittodrie.
He was also in the side that beat the Hoops 3-1 to secure the Scottish Cup at the same venue six years earlier.
He made five appearances for Scotland in 1971, including a Wembley appearance against England.
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Davie Robb to be posthumously inducted into Aberdeen FC Hall of Fame
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