Mike Ingham BBC Sport remembering his early dealings with Brian Clough at Derby County

More from the best moments from the first 50 editions of "Talking Sports Books" and in this extract we are talking to the former head of football on BBC Radio Mike Ingham who joined me to talk about his book looking back on his life in broadcasting "After Extra Time and Penalties" and here he remembers the early dealings with Brian Clough this whilst Mike was at BBC Radio Derby.
You can listen to the full feature we recorded for this episode over at the website www.talkingsportsbooks.com or you can stream the show from any of the streaming providers.

[@Isleofskye]

Thanks very much for this. Good Luck.

[@dash7148]

I do small vlogs most weekends at various Non League matches, and the only thing it lacks generally is atmosphere..and I’ve often thought that it would be brilliant one day if a former commentator would join me…and Mike Ingham would be right at the top of a dream wish list.

[@kailashpatel1706]

Hope it works out for ya..

[@dash7148]

@@kailashpatel1706 thank you

[@kingarthurusatenniscoach1415]

Clough and Taylor should have been England managers. They defeated the great Liverpool team with little money and brilliant scouting. Resurrected players careers . Never cheated , respected referees. Greenwood Robson were losers in old first division. Clough won it twice with 2 different teams from scratch. Typical of England , they dont see great pioneers or visionaries Thank Tim you are a class act. BBC ITV Sky should have you as an anchorman similar to Des Lynam .

[@kailashpatel1706]

Greenwood should never have got the job, the biggest indictment of Bobby, who I love, was not grasping how to play Waddle and Barnes together and the poor start in Mexico when he should have stuck to the logic of the qualifiers and pre-tourney matches...No Robson and Wilkins...

[@kingarthurusatenniscoach1415]

@@kailashpatel1706 I have just said that after watching Holland V England 88 euros Barnes looked lost. Bobby was a loser. Clough Venables were the men for England

[@garethbuckeridge6910]

Like anything in life, if you say it how it is, you can easily upset the establishment elite when they don't always wish to hear the truth. RIP Brian Clough & Peter Taylor.

[@kingarthurusatenniscoach1415]

@@garethbuckeridge6910 the establishment and look what happened lock down and anger ,,venables , clough knew football... taylor too.... look at what the PL managers are now PEP... Pushing Every Pill and never lost out thought against Real Madrid ...Joey Barton Common sense podcast called him out on PEDs

[@kailashpatel1706]

I shall rewrite that..if Robson was fit he could have played a screening role with Reid pushed up field to support Hoddle..

[@francisfox9171]

Fascinating picture at 1:30...a real blast from the past. I've got Jon Champion, Des Lynam, CMJ, Pat Murphy, Jim Rosenthal, and then Cliff Morgan and Harry Carpenter at the front. Who are the other 7??

[@timcaple5167]

when i have a minute i will take a look and see

[@timcaple5167]

Alan Parry is one and that's it for me don't know the others unfortunately

[@davekeegan2398]

“JAG” James Alexander Gordon is there

[@timcaple5167]

@@davekeegan2398 good spot