RIP BRIAN CLOUGH
Posted: 20 Sep 2004, 10:43
shame he was a colourful character.
a great manager and a bloody good footballer! lest we forget
RIP cloughie!!!
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Posted: 20 Sep 2004, 10:57
Posted: 20 Sep 2004, 11:25
Was 69. Doesn't even sound old nowadays.
Posted: 20 Sep 2004, 11:34
yeah undoubtedly the result of his flirting with alcoholism.
shame.
shame.
Posted: 20 Sep 2004, 11:37
He had a liver transplant 21 months ago, death was a result of stomach cancer
RIP 'Young Man'
A legend in football
Kev
RIP 'Young Man'
A legend in football
Kev
Posted: 20 Sep 2004, 11:54
As a Forest fan.
This is a sad day. Specially when your second bottom of the division he saved us from.
Gutted.
This is a sad day. Specially when your second bottom of the division he saved us from.
Gutted.
Posted: 20 Sep 2004, 15:19
As a Middlesbrough fan, I have to point out that his playing days are often overlooked. He scored bags of goals at the rate of almost one a game. Unbelievable and awesome even then.
A knee injury did for him in his twenties.
Everyone has a Cloughie story. He brought Forest to play my hometown of Darlington in a pre-season friendly when I was a kid. I was sat right behind his dugout before the teams came out, daydreaming, with my feet up on the edge of the bench.
I hadn't even seen him come out and before I knew it, he gave me a right clip round the lug and told me to shift my feet! He brought me round to sit with the subs shortly after and make sure my programme got plenty of signatures.
The FA were a bunch of cowards to avoid his appointment as England manager when he was obviously the best man for the job.
RIP to a true sporting legend in the days when the word is well over used.
A knee injury did for him in his twenties.
Everyone has a Cloughie story. He brought Forest to play my hometown of Darlington in a pre-season friendly when I was a kid. I was sat right behind his dugout before the teams came out, daydreaming, with my feet up on the edge of the bench.
I hadn't even seen him come out and before I knew it, he gave me a right clip round the lug and told me to shift my feet! He brought me round to sit with the subs shortly after and make sure my programme got plenty of signatures.
The FA were a bunch of cowards to avoid his appointment as England manager when he was obviously the best man for the job.
RIP to a true sporting legend in the days when the word is well over used.
Posted: 20 Sep 2004, 19:10
Got a great video in which Clough selects his greatest England XI, quite controvesial as he leaves out Bobby Moore and Billy Wright. Filmed in 1989 he was in great form.
A truly great football icon, his green jumpers were missed when he retired in 1993.
Greatest manager never to manage his country? I think without a doubt - nearly accepted a post to manage Wales in the early 90's. I would have loved that.
A truly great football icon, his green jumpers were missed when he retired in 1993.
Greatest manager never to manage his country? I think without a doubt - nearly accepted a post to manage Wales in the early 90's. I would have loved that.
Posted: 22 Sep 2004, 16:51
Just add a late tribute to Cloughie as well....a great manager and a colourful character, will be sadly missed for his witticism and humour.
R.I.P. Cloughie from a Wolves fan
R.I.P. Cloughie from a Wolves fan