BRIAN CLOUGH BEING INTERVIEWED BY BRIAN MOORE- BRIAN BEING TYPICALLY FORTHRIGHT AND OUTSPOKEN
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- Brian Clough being interviewed by TV presenter Brian Moore and putting forward his own forthright views on newspaper owners, the then sports minister and fellow football managers. Despite his acidic comments Brian Clough’s love of the game of football shines through. Brian Clough was one of the most successful football managers of 1970’s, 1980’s and early 1990’s. His football career was shortened by a serious injury and he retired in 1964 after making 274 appearance playing for Middlesbrough FC and Sunderland FC and scoring an amazing 251 goals.
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He's absolutely spot on when he say's 'We've all got double standards''
God, how football misses characters like Mr. Clough. Grew up totally in awe of this man. Never, never, will we see the like again sadly. A total and utter one off. 🙏
Yes he's great. Anyone who gives keano a clout deserves respect 😅
1:33 "He does fu..." (brain: this is on TV, better not swear).
Classic Cloughie. The man was a genius. Best manager of all time.
Brian would be disgusted at what football has become.
My god he was spot on about murdoch and maxwell. The amount of damage that pair have done and murdoch continues to do is extraordinary.
@Allosaurus Fragilis.......Spot on! Murdoch is an absolute abomination and a singularly disgusting human being.
DRUNK 80 PER CENT
As the proverbial Newt lol
@Credible Threat Spot on.
Never thought I’d see a Theropod from the Morrison Formation speak so much sense
I could listen to Cloughie reading the phone book 😊
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Haha
I think he'd still tell it its wrong
@@-nWo 😆😆
When he nearly says he does fuck all and stops Himself hahaha
RIP Brian Clough. How we need some personalities like yours in the game today.
Clough is a footballing GOD. There will never ever be anyone in football like him again!!
Old 'big'ead' was under-appreciated when he was with us, but when he passed on we realised what a great character he was.
Clough spot on about Murdoch and Maxwell! 🎯 😀
Did you miss the part where Brian Moore pointed out Clough was on Murdoch’s payroll?
For my sins
@@degeautdfanfirst no one was forcing him to write columns for the tabloids
Let’s not forget also Clough blamed Hillsborough on the fans.
@@Myviewoftheworldful and rightly so
Grew up with Cloughie and Brian Moore. Everyone sat up and listened when Cloughie spoke. Spoke for the people and ordinary fans.
All these years later and still the papers are stopping our country from getting the leaders we deserve. A truly great man at work here
You’d have to stop first past the post voting first to get the leaders we need. No more two party bullshit.
A complete one off.....what a legend this man was ! Disgrace he never got that opportunity to manage England !
Brian Moore was a great football man .Some of the most iconic lines of commentary ever .
A Brian clough interview.. always entertaining... always controversial.... always compulsive viewing.... absolutely loved the guy.... The best manger England never had... My favourite quote .. " the 92 club chairman's are the biggest hooligans in football" absolute classic... RIP YOUNG MAN.... 🙏♥️
England's loss was forest's gain, is my favourite quote
I couldn't agree with you more 👍 💯
Brian Clough, although flawed is one of the greatest human beings that’s has ever graced the planet. In another time he would have been an incredible politician that fought against everything that is wrong and unfair in society. A beautiful soul.
Why flawed?
@@panystavrinos9398 His alcoholism. That’s why flawed.
@@blackrider7631 that was only near the end. Never did sort the rift before his best mate died...enough to hurt anybody.
@Black Rider totally agree a beautiful soul. Love him.
@@panystavrinos9398 Can you explain about his best mate passing away. I don't know about this.
Cloughie was a legend, they broke the mould when he was created
One of the greatest managers ever..also class act as a striker too! Absolutely bang on about Murdoch and Maxwell. How we need cloughie now! Brian Moore was also one of the greatest. Both sadly missed.
Man I love Brian Clough. A complete one off and such an amazing, insightful man
"You'll never get this on but we'll try" what an opening line
RIP Legend one of a kind.Could listen to his interviews all day.
WHY DID YOU SAY THAT.ITS BECAISE IM DRUNK
Google the interview with John Motson & Cloughie.brilliant.
@@billsamuls7620 Bill is a dcikhed
Even as a Leeds fan, I totally agreed and understood Cloughies' stand. The guy had integrity and soul. This doesn't happen these days.
I'm really looking forward to Leeds v Forest games next year, hope you are too. Best wishes from an old Forest fan.
@@chrisd5964 cheers pal, yeah I'm so looking forward to the Leeds v Forest games. I genuinely believe that you guys will survive easily next season with a great manager like Cooper at the reigns. Bournemouth, Fulham and Southampton are the relegation favourites for me!
@@tonywilliamson3532 Thanks, fingers crossed. I have a soft spot for Leeds, I once was given a ticket for Liverpool v Leeds at Anfield - no choice on seat, arrived to find the seat was right on the touchline in middle of pitch, so a bit disappointed re. the view I would get, how wrong I was, had 45 minutes of watching a football masterclass by Harry Kewell, what a Leeds side that was, and I've always kept my eye out the you lot since. The heart and soul you showed at the end of last season (both players and fans) was a lesson in how to stay up. Roll on the new season!
@@chrisd5964 I'm fortunately/unfortunately old enough to remember Forest winning back to back European cups in '79/80 and had nowt but admiration for you guys, I just love the game, regardless of teams (apart from Man Utd & Chelski) and Brian's team did us Brits proud back then. Trevor Francis was a genius signing, even considering the £1M price tag. As for Kewell he was my favourite player in a leeds shirt since John Charles, the 'wonder goal' He scored v Arsenal in 2003 was handball though🤣
I'm crying with laughter. Oh how I miss you. RIP Mr Clough.
The greatest! “RIP Brian Clough”
Two icons in football how I wish we had them now RIP guys you are both so missed.
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How proud his son must be to have a dad who all forthright people love.
I'm lucky to have seen interviews with live.
If u could change time I would ask the mighty spurs to lose that final in 91 just for him.
Good old Cloughy, miss him. Wish manager's were still like him.
Only one who comes close in this day and age. I think is klopp who seems to talk sense most of the time.
@@iandawe948 I wasn't around when Clough was managing but having watched videos of him, his personality reminds me of a young Mourinho
@@iandawe948 At the beginning maybe but he has bought into the scouse victimhood narrative and now comes across as a brat.
Great respect between these two absolute legends, both greatly missed and irreplaceable
How right he was about Murdoch and Maxwell. Genius.
But that didn't stop him working for Murdoch.
Clough was a hypocrite in this regard.
One of the greatest football managers ever is Brian Clough
Loved cloughie. But spare a thought for Peter Taylor. Has big a part of cloughs success. Got the players for Clough. Clough was not the same when they broke up. They we're like Morecambe & wise. They were a team & the ones no good without the other. Loved Brian Moore, such a passionate commentator. Loved England. We will never see 3 like them again sadly.
Well said and agreed.
Cloughie always recognised the contribution of Peter Taylor, as a Forest fan born in the 70's I miss both of them ⚽
"The shop window (Clough) and the goods in the back (Taylor)." A shame they fell out.
@@thecanberean Taylor won nothing without Clough. Just saying.
Cloughies warmth, brutal honesty and dry humour.... He was absolutely belter.
Class, real men like this have long since stopped being born it seems
Brian Moore was a tremendous journalist and commentator
I didn't like him as a commentator.
But I thought he was a very good interviewer.
Agreed. Not an easy interview. I swear Clough was drunk.
@@getmetothegeek4066 was thinking the same
@@ppuh6tfrz646 Agree. His commentary was dull. Coleman and Davies were supreme!!!
Clough was under the influence here but everything he says is riveting and also absolutely spot on.
He always was under the influence
Whenever I need cheering up I just put a cloughie interview on .
His intelligence and foresight brightened up what were very dark times for the game of football back then.
The comments he makes here would have been splashed across all the back pages the following day such was his power.
His like will never be seen again sadly and the game and even life itself is all the poorer for that.
I totally agree. One of those people who make the world seem like a nicer place.
How right he was!!! R.I.P. Mr Clough.
Always loved the man, always made me smile. Was a great player too
What an incredible Human being.
If you don’t like my answers………..what a superb response! I’m going to use that!
He is right most people have forgotten what a total tool of a human being Colin Moynihan actually was.
I remember watching this at the time. Thanks for uploading
" He does f... " lol Clough was a legend lol
There is a BBC world radio interview with Brian Clough, you should hear what he has to say about Pele. He calls him a magician with a top hat, a cane and white gloves. Creating chances out of thin air.
A mystery wrapped up in an enigma. His comment at the end about a footballer at the peak of his career, chasing his dreams, he's talking about himself. Despite his glorious record as a manager, all his pots and pans, I don't think he ever truly recovered, mentally, from his injury in 1962.
Love the man.A visionary ahead of his time.A sad day when he passed away.Football misses him greatly.
Absolutely superb. Pure truth from this football genius ❤
Cheers, another top interview from the legend that is Brian clough
Man utd fan here.
I love Brian clough he speaks the truth i wonder what he say about these powder puffs of today and the cheats divers.
Brilliant guy. What a character.
@@leebeardshall2888 Hi Lee, Quite agree with you sir. Brian was a Momentous judge of building a team and knew his players inside out with Peter Taylor's assistance. Also you never knew what he was going to say and spoke the truth. Today's game he would not tolerate he believed in playing proper carpet football. Your team are doing Momentous too but Light years behind Best Law Charlton era but Recon you could still catch city for the league ' with a bit of luck. Kind regards Glynn n greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands n Aston Villa fan since 1968
@@glynnevans1851 even light years behind "Oles at the wheel" also
@@mcharrisment4765 Hi , thanks for your reply. Quite agree with you but all still to play for. Recon the new manager will install some disapline from day one and wake up few too. Kind regards Glynn n greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands Uk🤝
Point he made at the end was brilliant. Professional football is so ridiculously difficult.
You got his greatest ever England team vhs the best documentary I ever seen
He was decades ahead of his time with how footy is played
Undoubtedly a wonderful coach and manager. A phenomenon.
Also a deadly player, but before my time.
He left a huge mark on the game in Europe.
However, he had a terribly thon skin. His rattled reply to the point about the Sun column was testament to his selective application of his standards.
I think he was slightly "lubricated" in this interview.
At 1:35 he’s gonna say “he does f*ck all”
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Gotta love him !!
Reading between the lines, it’s clear that alcohol was an issue for Brian in this interview. His behaviour, mannerisms and physical appearance tend to suggest his alcohol use was his way of coping with pressure. Aged far beyond his years also.
So what's your excuse?
@@TrickyTone873what do you mean by “Scouse victimhood”? If you went to a football match and witnessed your 15 year old son crushed to death before your very eyes, is that “Scouse victimhood”?
"But you write for the Sun!"
"For my sins"... says Clough.
Brilliant stuff. Legendary.
Good shout, I thought that's what he said but wasn't sure if it was another slang term outside of my realm of knowledge. "For my sins" is a perfect response in a particularly prescient interview from a guy who wasn't holding back for better or worse. Wish we had more Clough's these days. Cheers.
😂 The way Brian Moore asked in astonishment " But you write for the sun"
He's absolutely spot on when he says 'We've all got double standards'
When you watch this you can only be amazed at how good Michael Sheen' was at playing the part of Brian Clough.
Well said Brian - SUN AND MIRROR. Loved and miss the bloke football's loss.
"The game's lovely, the game of football. There's nothing better". Amen Cloughie, amen.
He was right about maxwell and murdoch... so true...
This guy is brilliant.😊
How true he was look what they have done since this interview.
He was spot on about Murdoch. A despicable human being.
One of a kind and legend are phrases used too often to describe lesser people,but clough was truly both
the good old days ,with too Great football men One a true Leader of men and Genius Brain Clough and the other a true lover of the Game Brian Wilson ...rest in peace lads we miss you both!
Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys😀
Brian Clough legend. He spoke the truth bless him and he named names no frills. You asked he answered like it or lump it.
This is bang on.
Watching this now; it sends shivers up my spine considering the state of the UK.
0:16 to 0:50 Prophetic words still relevant today
I am a Derby fan and found that hilarious.
So true
How right he was about Maxwell and Murdoch .. way ahead of his time ..
We need his type of honest character back in society ..
Wow - window into another universe
3:15 Absolutely spot on there with Brits abroad
Love is another word for Brian Clough
Thanks sir you made working man's game even more beautiful Spot on about media pieces of crap today proven Game misses characters like Brian Clough Players worked under Cloughie loved his style Dog & Tennis Racket gnome
like face (wore his beloved Forrest colours on his Skin) Green jersey with collars up & Babara that's Cloughie Game will never see likes off again
Thanks from Glasgow Rangers fan making my early footy experiences eh ehh..... Interesting & damn entertaining .Legend & best England manager the FA fools never hired .
I really miss Cloughy. Great character. Great manager. Spoke his mind. Take it or leave it. He wasn't a yes man. He managed Nottingham Forest but I'm a Notts County fan. He and Peter Taylor did wonders for football in Nottingham and area whether they we're Forest or County. R I P Brian.
A one off. Maestro. Genius. Too scary for the suits at the FA or else I’m sure football would have ‘come home’ years ago.
He was honest and brilliant and would of made a brilliant England manager of even Prime minister a great man and very missed by me and probably millions straight spoken says as it is bill Durham
1:33 stops himself from saying he does f all 😂😂😂
How much of his success was down.to Peter Taylor? Looking at the tv programme a bloody lot.
Greatest manager thats EVER lived still to this day 9th jan 2024 no one has come close to winning what he won from 77 to 81 LEGEND
Another top class interview for cloughie.
A great man, football needs more like him ! Yes,spot on about Maxwell & Murdoch !!
Greatest English manager of all time in my view.
Would be a toss up between him and Paisley for me
Yep Clough is the greatest "English" manager as he built 2 successful clubs with limited resources. Paisley didn't actually build anything. Shanks ( the true genius) took LFC up from Div 2 to the top table and won trophies at home and in Europe. When he retired Paisley who was a lovely old chap and tactically astute, took over the reigns of a very good side and with the help of the boot-room, he decorated the house which Shanks built. Money was no problem for Paisley during his tenure either as he smashed the transfer record whenever he needed a top player!
We must also acknowledge that Clough needed Peter Taylor by his side.
Real journalism from the brilliant Brian Moore and the great Brian Clough opinionated as ever.
He may not be the best manager in England, but he's in the top one!
Jesus, he was absolutely bang on about Murdoch and Maxwell.
Pissed out of his fucking mind. Love it
Great stuff, wow a manager with opinions!!!
Oh God. I love that last comment.almost as good as the Kerouac comment about Vietnam and the jeeps
He would have ripped into Lineker and shut him down.
The establishment were terrified of him, because "old big head" would have flushed them out and thrown them out, so they blanked him out!
100%
The man is brilliant
A great manager and a great man the likes of which we will never see again.
No knighthood no England manager job how can that be ? such a great man.
Great manager great man football lost out big time when he past away
Pissed up bless him. God rest his soul 🙏
Clough ahead of his time about Murdock and Maxwell
Hardly. If you didn't know what they were doing you just weren't paying attention. It's 'Murdoch' btw.
what a man !!!
love it cloughie you don't like my answers that's your problem well said so why ask them lolol
legend
Clough a true peoples man