In this no-holds barred autobiography, former St Mirren striker Frank McDougall lifts the lid on his amazing football career. McDougall tells how he has a rather unusual claim to fame - he s the only footballer to have punched Sir Alex Ferguson and knocked him to the floor when the legendary manager was at Aberdeen FC. But McDougall was also a player with the goal-den touch, scoring for fun, getting hat-tricks against Rangers and netting four goals in one game against Celtic. He came from a rough, tough background in the schemes of North Glasgow and his football skills took him to the heights of the beautiful game. But he feared his dreams of being a footballer were shattered when, as a 15-year-old who had just signed an S-Form for Hearts, he was blinded when a thug threw a brick through the window of a bus McDougall was on. The glass smashed and tiny shards were catapulted into the back of his eyes. For months, surgeons battled to save his sight and thanks to their skills, he could ev