I am from/living in Liverpool, I was a Liverpool supporter we Hated Him, I can tell you why we Hated Him (it was a hidden respect) for him taking two established 2nd division east midlands clubs from No Hopers to League Champions,. One was cruelly cheated in a European Cup Semi-Final and the other Won 2 European Cups beating Liverpool on the way!. Leeds messed up and will for ever Regret sacking him The Football Association rejected him in 1974 and 77 as they would have Hated his outlook on changing The Hole Set Up. England would have easily won The European Championship's and reached the World Cup semis or Finals and could have won it The Man was a Legend
WoW! Respect, one hundred percent respect. Brian knew football like nobody else,I may not aline with his political views but as a player and especially as a manager he was second to none and a true legend and leader in the game of football
I’m a Scot but England would have won it all with that man ,,he was one of the greatest managers , shanks paisley Ferguson,stein,smith,Ramsey and my fav Kenny 😮
I was proud to be one of the Sheffield United fans at his last game, and there was no hesitation in joining in with us singing his praises. His thumbs-up to us was beautiful. R.I.P. Brian and thanks for the memories
The thing is it was a sport. Yes, a professional game with lots of money swilling around, but at its core, a sport. Can we still say that about the "product" we have today? Foreign owners with questionable intentions. Players that care more about their social media and salary than winning matches. Ordinary fans that are priced out in favour of tourists who go to games for 'experiences' and to get some Instagram content.
As a die hard forest fan im not embarrassed to say my eyes just flooded watching this especially the last 10min RIP BRIAN CLOUGH FOREST WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU ❤
I always come across something Brian Clough on a Sunday morning. The wife’s still asleep,I’m up chilling and on TH-cam up pops and some video on the man and afterwards i always watch The Damned United
As a Liverpool Fan, the only Manager I didn't mind losing the League to was (SIR) Brian Clough. He would be a great addition to modern football, and would snap these little pampered emotional charlatans into reality. What a Manager.
👍🏼 Thanks for a great Cloughie documentary. Such a rare diamond of a man, & one of best football managers ever. A complete one-off: a legend who will always be missed…it was a pleasure to grow-up in an era of football that involved superb characters like Cloughie who always had plenty to say, the media loved him as much we fans did! 🤩
Greatest English club manager that never got the top job!!!...⚽️👏🏻😍 Cloughie is the sort that will never be seen in the game ever again unfortunately and the game is a poorer place 4 that...What an absolute legend you really were Mr Brian Clough...♥️⚽️👏🏻
Its sad the programme does not highlight what Clough's football style entailed in terms of how they played the game in terms of tactics and structure of play..
Somewhere on TH-cam is a video of Clough at Derby in 1970, just as things were starting to take off. It's fascinating to watch because no one has an inkling about what was to happen at Derby, let alone Nottingham Forest.
Paul Gascoigne had got himself well over excited for that spurs forest final and was lucky not to have maimed two of the forest players but did himself in the end ..sad that Cloughie never got that trophy..
sat me on his knee at a Manchester United reserve game in the late 80's at Old Trafford asking me who my favourite players were, he was impressed when I said Mark Hughes and Bryan Robson - LEGEND
Great family man proper football manager and a great man manager and a great character…..still miss/love him today……no one else like him then or now never will be! He’s not the greatest manager but he’s defiantly in the top 1 ❤️
There are manager's who can do it with big name clubs, but there are very few who could achieve major success with relatively small clubs in a big club league, he had something very few could match, extraordinary man.
Manny Couzens "we're sacking him because for years we've been spoilt by Don Revie"😂😂😂 MOT4LIFE he was a good manager though when he had the backing of the boardroom and players like at forest first British club to win back to back European cups 🏆🏆
Brian was the best manager in the history of the game in my opinion,he was also the greatest interviewee next to one man,the man who said Clough that’s enough at the start of the program.
Le portrait qu'en avait fait David Peace dans "45 jours" semblait très crédible. Il voulait changer le style du jeu anglais, style continental, ce qu'avait aussi préconisé Bob Paislay avec Liverpool. Il avait, il me semble, un problème avec l'alcool.
Clough and Revie grew up in Middlesbrough a stones throw away from each other, interesting how two men with practically the same upbringing and social environment could be as opposite as they were but both excellent managers who achieved.
I think one of saddest thing about this great man was that he clearly a great striker as well as manager and sad jealous twats kicked him out of the game.
Not a dictator, more a genius misunderstood.. why dictator, because he took no shit.. he was better than the administrators, why be jealous an envious of someone because they were great at what they we're doing.
what a pathetic director the music taken from the great movie ,,GET CARTER,, that music was brilliant and appropriate,,, on this occasion a bad decision
The sad thing is, he was right about the centre halfs letting goals in for monetary gains it was proven years later at Boro, can’t think of the defenders now
I wouldn't normally agree with the F.A. blazerrati but I think they were right not to appoint him as the England manager and it was the best thing that ever happened to him. I think he would have failed and his legacy at Forest wouldn't have happened and he would just be known today as that eccentric who won the title with Derby. The difference between the job of a club and international manager is vast. A club manager has to motivate a small group of players at regular, short intervals, even when they don’t feel like playing. An international manager must have an idea of which players from around the country, with very little practice, will click 6 to 10 times a year. He's not that concerned with motivation but selection and the broader development. I don't think that would have suited him. Clough was good at bullying younger and less well known players but I don't think established internationals would have taken kindly to being told to 'get your hands out of your pockets' and 'get your hair cut' - it failed spectacularly at Leeds. I also think the pressure of the job would have got to him and made his alcoholism worse he would have started being rude about foreign players and managers.
Clough was special. England hasn't produced a manager like him since.
As a Forest Fan he gave us so many happy memories , God bless his soul (not perfect but a great football man)
No a great football man “THE” greatest football man
"The only time I look a perfect man in the eye is when I'm shaving in the morning...."
Brian Clough, probably
I am from/living in Liverpool, I was a Liverpool supporter
we Hated Him, I can tell you why we Hated Him (it was a hidden respect) for him taking two established 2nd division east midlands clubs from No Hopers to League Champions,. One was cruelly cheated in a European Cup Semi-Final and the other Won 2 European Cups beating Liverpool on the way!.
Leeds messed up and will for ever Regret sacking him
The Football Association rejected him in 1974 and 77 as they would have Hated his outlook on changing The Hole Set Up. England would have easily won The European Championship's and reached the World Cup semis or Finals and could have won it
The Man was a Legend
No mention of his comments about Hillsborough?
?
@@merseydave1 that's a big part of why he was hated
WoW! Respect, one hundred percent respect.
Brian knew football like nobody else,I may not aline with his political views but as a player and especially as a manager he was second to none and a true legend and leader in the game of football
I’m a Scot but England would have won it all with that man ,,he was one of the greatest managers , shanks paisley Ferguson,stein,smith,Ramsey and my fav Kenny 😮
I was proud to be one of the Sheffield United fans at his last game, and there was no hesitation in joining in with us singing his praises. His thumbs-up to us was beautiful. R.I.P. Brian and thanks for the memories
Football back then seems to be another sport from another planet when set against today’s game
Spot on , I still follow and watch my team (Forest) but the soul has been removed from the game
It's reflects the country.
Globalism. Same forces destroying the nation are destroying the sport…
That’s the same for the whole world
The thing is it was a sport. Yes, a professional game with lots of money swilling around, but at its core, a sport.
Can we still say that about the "product" we have today? Foreign owners with questionable intentions. Players that care more about their social media and salary than winning matches.
Ordinary fans that are priced out in favour of tourists who go to games for 'experiences' and to get some Instagram content.
As a die hard forest fan im not embarrassed to say my eyes just flooded watching this especially the last 10min RIP BRIAN CLOUGH FOREST WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU ❤
No VAR, no mercenaries , no millionaire players . Wonderful times.
So the players played for nothing?
@@steveroberts9453 Trevor Francis???
It's all relative
Plentiful mercenaries
I am 71 and as far as I am concerned the coming of the players agents changed rhe game forever and not for the good
When you see and hear Brian Clough on this documentary, one begins to see what a marvellous job Michael Sheen does of portraying him.
Sheen’s impressions are terrible, including his Clough.
@@aidanlynnnow then young man we’ll have less of that and a little more respect 🤪
I always come across something Brian Clough on a Sunday morning. The wife’s still asleep,I’m up chilling and on TH-cam up pops and some video on the man and afterwards i always watch The Damned United
@@Perfection-ME-01He’s playing Prince Andrew now…
@@aidanlynn 😂🤣😂 ya joking
The best manager England never had
By a million miles. Only England could have denied him the top job . Nothing changed since then really. 🏴
He never got over from Peter Taylor's death. Haunted him the rest of his life he didn't make a piece with Taylor and that's why he started drinking.
An absolute genius, the greatest English manager that has ever been.
A genius with a record to prove it.
As a Liverpool Fan, the only Manager I didn't mind losing the League to was (SIR) Brian Clough. He would be a great addition to modern football, and would snap these little pampered emotional charlatans into reality. What a Manager.
At 57 Cloughie looked 70 due to alcohol but still an absolute legend of a man. RIP Sir 🙏❤
👍🏼
Thanks for a great Cloughie documentary.
Such a rare diamond of a man, & one of best football managers ever. A complete one-off: a legend who will always be missed…it was a pleasure to grow-up in an era of football that involved superb characters like Cloughie who always had plenty to say, the media loved him as much we fans did! 🤩
I'm from scotlandstan age 69 but loved cloughie, great man, he would have been great as British PM, top top guy
Greatest English club manager that never got the top job!!!...⚽️👏🏻😍 Cloughie is the sort that will never be seen in the game ever again unfortunately and the game is a poorer place 4 that...What an absolute legend you really were Mr Brian Clough...♥️⚽️👏🏻
Its sad the programme does not highlight what Clough's football style entailed in terms of how they played the game in terms of tactics and structure of play..
What he said about the FA is spot on. Look at Southgate, he was just a "nice" man.
The man who called out the F.A for what they are..That’s why they have and will never win nothing while they are running the show 😂
Somewhere on TH-cam is a video of Clough at Derby in 1970, just as things were starting to take off. It's fascinating to watch because no one has an inkling about what was to happen at Derby, let alone Nottingham Forest.
The best football manager and man-manager (which is a different skill) that ever lived and that's coming from a Wolves fan.
Paul Gascoigne had got himself well over excited for that spurs forest final and was lucky not to have maimed two of the forest players but did himself in the end ..sad that Cloughie never got that trophy..
Still remember that game because of that incident!
Sad he didn’t get that FA cup trophy , but tragic he didn’t get that England job🏴
Greatest British manager ever, fact,a genius of a human being ❤🙏😇🫡❤️🫶🐐💨😇😂😇😂😇😂😇
*English
@@prometheustv6558 Pedo England is part of Britain,so it British manager, please try and understand this, there's a good girl 😘
Think Bob Paisley might have his hat in the ring
@@jamesvickers5998 not on you'll nelly
@@user-mt8kt7cx9h really? 6 league titles, 3 European Cups, 1 UEFA cup and 3 league cups in 9 years. It’s a pretty good shout.
his son nigel is very underated
Would have made a great assistant for Gareth Southgate I’m sure. Or even Lee carsley now .
Me and my mate was stood in the Trent End on his last day.... I still have a handful of grass from the turf from that day.
Me and my brother was in Trent End that day. We were 18 back then and Forest and Cloughie were our passion. Loved the Trent End 👍
Cloughie was simply the best 🙏🏻
Love Cloughie, made me sad to see him like that at the end.
Thanks for uploading :)
Clough is proof Mourinho is not original
Best manager of his generation . The 1 England missed out on . Coming from a Scotsman. Brilliant Man. ❤
sat me on his knee at a Manchester United reserve game in the late 80's at Old Trafford asking me who my favourite players were, he was impressed when I said Mark Hughes and Bryan Robson - LEGEND
Brian clough unorthodox, enigma a brilliant genius
Great family man proper football manager and a great man manager and a great character…..still miss/love him today……no one else like him then or now never will be! He’s not the greatest manager but he’s defiantly in the top 1 ❤️
There are manager's who can do it with big name clubs, but there are very few who could achieve major success with relatively small clubs in a big club league, he had something very few could match, extraordinary man.
Fantastic documentary 👏🏻
One word sums Brian Clough up. Genius.
Heavy drinking ages you horribly.
After 45 clough was looking 10 years older than he really was.
If you like in the dictionary for the definition of the word "greatest", they just have a picture of Brian Clough.
Such a tragic end to a football management career..
Manny Couzens "we're sacking him because for years we've been spoilt by Don Revie"😂😂😂 MOT4LIFE he was a good manager though when he had the backing of the boardroom and players like at forest first British club to win back to back European cups 🏆🏆
Brian was the best manager in the history of the game in my opinion,he was also the greatest interviewee next to one man,the man who said Clough that’s enough at the start of the program.
He was probably the best motivator but there were many better coaches than him.
What a wonderful chapter in the history of British football. RIP Cloughie, one of the best!
Rest in peace mr clough
I loved getting Brians autograph at training at Ayresome in the early 60s. Great Centre forward to.
35:40 bit annoying that part has been cut out
Clough and Taylor the greatest footballing management ever
We also had a great unsung manager in Nottingham jimmy sirrel of notts county
What a legend
As a teen I could nt stand the man but now have great respect
What a man ❤
Le portrait qu'en avait fait David Peace dans "45 jours"
semblait très crédible.
Il voulait changer le style du jeu anglais, style continental,
ce qu'avait aussi préconisé
Bob Paislay avec Liverpool.
Il avait, il me semble, un problème avec l'alcool.
The best ever 100%. Mr football 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Clough and Revie grew up in Middlesbrough a stones throw away from each other, interesting how two men with practically the same upbringing and social environment could be as opposite as they were but both excellent managers who achieved.
Forest Are Magic ✨️✨️☘️
NOT THE FULL DOCUMENTARY!!!!!!
Genius
Walter Winterbottom didn't pick Clough to play for England. It was the FA Select Committee who picked the players.
What a marvellous account
he's kinda the original jose Mourinho haha
I think one of saddest thing about this great man was that he clearly a great striker as well as manager and sad jealous twats kicked him out of the game.
He was one GREAT GREAT MAN!
He was the Youth Coach at Sunderland FC until he got sacked.
There's a few segments missing on here
It went to shit because television put the game in lounges.
Not a dictator, more a genius misunderstood.. why dictator, because he took no shit.. he was better than the administrators, why be jealous an envious of someone because they were great at what they we're doing.
Should’ve been England manager 🎉
what a pathetic director the music taken from the great movie ,,GET CARTER,, that music was brilliant and appropriate,,, on this occasion a bad decision
The sad thing is, he was right about the centre halfs letting goals in for monetary gains it was proven years later at Boro, can’t think of the defenders now
Fantastic memories.
Muhammad Ali was right,He did meet his match 😊
He made a lot of people rich
way before my time
the ONLY great manager that England ever had ....Thats why ..'.Good English manager "
is the shortest joke in Football
Cloughie must have been hard work a lot of the time, however, boy did he know how to get the best out of players when it mattered.
😂
Respect
"blunt methods" they passed and moved before it was a thing i stopped watching
I miss him❤
peter taylor was the brains clough never would have won anything without him just had a big mouth where did they end up relegated
MASSIVE ⚒️
i dont watch football but love brian dont get it
Leeds utd strange club
It’s rumoured that Brian liked a brown envelope ?
Don’t we all.
'allo mate. 'arry 'ere. Braaahhn envelopes are t'riffic
I wouldn't normally agree with the F.A. blazerrati but I think they were right not to appoint him as the England manager and it was the best thing that ever happened to him. I think he would have failed and his legacy at Forest wouldn't have happened and he would just be known today as that eccentric who won the title with Derby.
The difference between the job of a club and international manager is vast. A club manager has to motivate a small group of players at regular, short intervals, even when they don’t feel like playing. An international manager must have an idea of which players from around the country, with very little practice, will click 6 to 10 times a year. He's not that concerned with motivation but selection and the broader development. I don't think that would have suited him.
Clough was good at bullying younger and less well known players but I don't think established internationals would have taken kindly to being told to 'get your hands out of your pockets' and 'get your hair cut' - it failed spectacularly at Leeds. I also think the pressure of the job would have got to him and made his alcoholism worse he would have started being rude about foreign players and managers.