Thank you so much mate, it does no harm I suppose and always good to throw things like this on in between the bigger videos. Thanks for watching buddy!
Me my father and grandfather are all big united fans, they have sadly passed now but they adored Brian cloughs football and personality. The greats are never forgotten. RIP Brian you were a class act ❤
He really did transcend football to the wider audience not only through his football career but as you know he wasn’t shy on camera and he’s left us with some memorable moments during interviews etc. thanks so much for watching 👍🏼
I had the honour of meeting Brian Clough, in 1989 i worked in the Manchester United executive suite as a silver service waiter (even though I'm a City supporter!) United were playing Nottingham Forest in the FA cup 6th Rd...On match days i worked behind the bar, i was only 18 and a bit quiet and shy, the senior barman told me that Brian would always go to the bar himself for a drink, he went off to change a barrel so i was on my own for 5-10 minutes, when in walked Brian Clough in his green sweatshirt and white trackie bottoms! I was as scared as i was in awe of the great man...He strode to the bar with a confident bounce that only Brian Clough could pull off 😂 He said "a bottle of Perrier water please sonny" so i opened the cap and gave him the bottle with a glass, he said "Thank you sonny" and turned around, i said "Thank you Brian" quick as a flash, without turning around or breaking his stride, he said "You're welcome young man, and it's Mr Clough to you sonny jim" I must've looked a bit pale when the senior barman came back, he said something like "Are you alright, you look a bit peaky" i told him I'd just served BC he laughed and said "was it a perrier water? I said yes, he said, he'll put some whisky in that from his hip flask!...He probably had another drink at full time, as Forest beat United 1-0 and onto the semi final vs Liverpool at Hillsborough....
I really enjoyed that, thank you. Brian was definitely a legend. There are so many brilliant stories about him. I can still remember his post-match interviews like it was yesterday. A huge presence in football. He'd definitely put a rocket up today's players! God bless him!
I miss him so much. Pleased I met him on a few occasions, and spent a memorable one with him after the last game in charge. A County cup match. So lucky to have been in the Trent End, seeing all the glory years, he and Peter Taylor gave us.
FROM DAVID FOREST SUPPORTER OF NEARLY 50 YEARS NOW 20 YEARS AGO THIS YEAR OUR GREATEST MANAGER DEPARTED FABULOUS DAYS AS A KID GROWING UP SUPPORTING THIS AMAZING NOTTINGHAM FOREST TEAM WE CONQUERED ALL REST IN PEACE BRIAN CLOUGH FROM DAVID EAST ANGLIA COAST ♥️⚽🥅🏐🌈🙏🤘🎸⚡AND BARBARA TOO ♥️
Hi Ant, first of all I must say that I am not a fan of football in any way whatsoever, but because I love your stuff I watched this all the way through, and I must say you did it in your usual professional style, and it was interesting, my late dad would have loved your vlogs if he was still with us, he was Man U all the way through, when I was working ( retired now ) I was a community health worker for Trafford Council, and I had the absolute honour to attend Knobby Styles when he became poorly with dementia, what an absolutely lovely man he was, even though he was struggling he was always polite and gentlemanly to us, and his lovely wife too, it was a privilege to help him, and I still remember watching him ( when he was playing ) run round the pitch grinning after scoring, with no teeth in, he's gone now bless him, and it was a few years ago when I went to him, they were good days, as usual thanks Ant xx
First off thanks so much Suzanne, the fact that you’re not into football and still give it a go really does mean a lot to mate! Wow, thank you for sharing your story with me, poor nobby, he truly was a legend of the club and he was definitely in safe hands with such a caring person like yourself! ⭐️⚽️❤️
God bless you Brian Howard clough ledgend and genius amazing man he should have been england manager l9ve the movie the dammed United loved his sayings and his quotes best football manager ever always treasured and remembered ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nice honour to Brian Clough. Saw him once at a Latics game his team was playing. A lot of kids were goading him knowing they would get his back up. He had to be led away before something would erupt. Well done Ant xxx
Brian Clough was a true northern lad, unable to lie because he respected his own integrity as much as he respected everybody else too. A good bloke, like you Anthony. A bit better at footie, but great videos are an achievement too.
@@paulworthington8666 haha I’ll take that mate. I have no problem playing second fiddle to Cloughie! He was a true legend. I echo what you said mate! Absolutely brilliant
I have not been into football, but I remember my brothers saying he keeps it real tells it as is it. A genuine guy with firm direction and ambition to keep football a real game. Brian proved them wrong regardless of being big headed at times. Great short video with so much content. My brothers would have loved this video. Well done DM keep them coming :) x
I’m not a fan of football but your video was very interesting. People liked Brian Clough or they didn’t, he was straight talking ,interesting and funny. He was a great character and a legend. Thank you for the video.
The man was a legend in football and taking a promoted club to a European cup in 2 seasons will be something we never see again. Plus his son didn’t turned out to be a ok manager too leading my team to the championship 😃
@daftmonkey7296 yeah his name was always in the background of my childhood, but it was interesting to hear his story. I always look forward to your uploads.
Thanks ," young un' Liverpool used to play Cloughys "Style" in the 80s ( I'm Man u 😢) and i was in my late teens early 20s and i used to love watching them play🤦♂️🤣. It was simple "one touch football " they used to attack as one and defend as one.. ( all on the ground) and even back then i couldn't understand why other teams didn't copy their style of simple pass and move ( three against 2 playing around the opposition) 🤷♂️🤷♂️. Anyway. Great vlog, keep up the good work. Best wishes to pop's and the crew.👏👏👍👍
thanks a lot mate for checking out the video. he really did change the game, I think he would have a few things to say regarding VAR, Takeover and diving but either way it would have been fun to see what he would have thought! haha!
There's a video on TH-cam documenting a season at Derby County before they won the league title. It's fascinating to watch when one knows what Cough went on to achieve as a manager. A very good book about Clough is "Provided You Don't Kiss Me", by Duncan Hamilton. Hamilton was a reporter who had the privilege of covering Nottingham Forest when they were in their prime. It's both funny and poignant. Clough's strength as a manager was taking an "unfashionable" team and developing it into one of the best sides in the country/Europe. For better or worse the changes to football make it very unlikely that a team bobbing about in the middle of the second tier/division will go on to win promotion, a league title and two European Cups/ Champions League titles in the space of five years.
Absolutely brilliant Ant, thank you for that fitting tribute to the great man, watching the drama in recent years where Michael Sheene played Cloughie and Colm Meaney played Don Revie, which you showed clips of, made me laugh out loud the way Brian was so Frank and forthright. I'll definitely make a visit to Duffield to pay my respects to the great man sometime soon. Thanks again Ant for revealing his final resting place R.I.P. and paying tribute.
haha, he definitely didn't hold back that's for sure, he left a huge hole in football when he left the game, but he also left us with many great memories. thanks for watching John, much appreciated and sorry for the late reply.
Very interesting ,i really don't know very much about football but from watching your video it shows he was an interesting hard working dedicated man, he reminds me a little of our Roy Kean who doesn't suffer fools gladly !!!! RIP Brian and at the end of the day all that really matters and shows what a person amounts is love of ones family xxthanks so much and roll on to your next one 🎉
He sure does Eleanor, and he was Roy Keane manager before Keano went to United. To this day he said Clough was the best manager he ever had and instilled so much into as a youngster. Thanks so much for watching ⭐️
Good stuff Ant 👍🏻 not a massive footie fan myself, but it was interesting to see something about someone my dad would've watched/known about. Great short, though, as per showing your versatility...of bygone times 👌🏻👌🏻☺️ x
Very few others ever achieved back to back European Cups back in a time that football was played as it should have been. I think he would hate today's game.
He sounds like the no nonsense coach you would want to lead a team, he's gonna tell it like it is. Let's face it, most players, doesn't matter what sport, can be a bunch of prima-donnas, "Le Bron James, hate-em and he's on my home team." Some have their own agenda of making a name in their sport, while others are just trying to survive through the season, let alone retirement. I takes someone who is not afrad to take the players and management down a notch or two to get a team to work together and the results you expect. Good video Anthony!
Although a modest grave that would suit Cloughy just fine. An unbelievable character was Brian who made sure his players kept their feet firmly on the grounds. No real superstars until he signed Trevor Francis. He'd hate the state of footy now with all its greed...top vid Ant⚽️👏👏
Thanks for watching mate. I totally agree, he ran forest from top to bottom, and there’s not many managers that do that today. I’m sure he would have clashed with all the owners in todays game and he would have a few things to say about the way the game is regarding VAR etc but one thing is for sure he left a huge legacy in the game and he there will never another one like him.
Nicely told. I remember when Nottingham Forest suddenly “made it”. From a time when football was a sport and not a business. I even remember the school bus driver said to the conductor “who are we supporting this week?” “Nottingham Forest”
Very true, the game was for the working class, and when good folk could afford to go. Now it’s all hospitality and the clubs want to make as much money as they can. Back the players played football for the love of it, sadly in todays game many of them loose there way… thanks for watching once again Phil, I’ve left Twitter now too so probably only communicate with you on here unless you’re on instagram? Take care buddy 👍🏼
@@daftmonkey7296 where abouts do u live in England, I live in Florida, I was born and grew up in Michigan, but I moved down here 9 years ago for family.
well ant you was not kidding. it really was short and very good indeed. you really could of got a hours worth of subject of brian clough.The man a complete one off, and of course a brilliant master of the game. i really hope you come back to this great man, and do a much longer video.
Cheers Paul. Very true, I could have gone on for ages about him. I very briefly skimmed over some of the high and low points but what an incredible manager as well as a human being. Top notch he was. Cheers mate 👍🏼
@@daftmonkey7296 you'll be to young to remember the 1991 cup final Forrest and spurs. During the game gazza was acting eratic, going in extremely violent on Forrest players. Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think Brian clough had a go at gazza. Which i felt was very unlike Brian clough keeping quiet
@daftmonkey7296 Nice little video. I'm not a footie fan. If it hasn't got an engine, then it's not a sport to me, but I do remember him. He was always on Granada TV for one thing or another. He was one of those larger than life characters that we are missing these days. I truly think Frank Bruno might have been our last one.
This kind of comtent is always very desirable for the youtube family Ant, nice touch and always nice to mix it up ... Cheers john and good video 📸
Thank you so much mate, it does no harm I suppose and always good to throw things like this on in between the bigger videos. Thanks for watching buddy!
Martin O'Neill "Why am I playing in the second team?"
Clough "Because I don't have a third team...."
👍🏼😂😂
Fantastic tribute to a legend of the game…The best manager England never had…well down DM 🦉
Thanks a lot dad! He sure was!
What a beautiful resting place. Gorgeous ❤. Thanks Anthony.
it really is Mandy! thanks for watching :)
Me my father and grandfather are all big united fans, they have sadly passed now but they adored Brian cloughs football and personality. The greats are never forgotten. RIP Brian you were a class act ❤
He really did transcend football to the wider audience not only through his football career but as you know he wasn’t shy on camera and he’s left us with some memorable moments during interviews etc. thanks so much for watching 👍🏼
Quality tribute the Cloughie there mate, the world is a duller place without him. RIP Brian.
Thanks a lot mark, very true. The world was a much better place with Brian in it. What a man! Cheers pal 👍🏼
I had the honour of meeting Brian Clough, in 1989 i worked in the Manchester United executive suite as a silver service waiter (even though I'm a City supporter!) United were playing Nottingham Forest in the FA cup 6th Rd...On match days i worked behind the bar, i was only 18 and a bit quiet and shy, the senior barman told me that Brian would always go to the bar himself for a drink, he went off to change a barrel so i was on my own for 5-10 minutes, when in walked Brian Clough in his green sweatshirt and white trackie bottoms! I was as scared as i was in awe of the great man...He strode to the bar with a confident bounce that only Brian Clough could pull off 😂 He said "a bottle of Perrier water please sonny" so i opened the cap and gave him the bottle with a glass, he said "Thank you sonny" and turned around, i said "Thank you Brian" quick as a flash, without turning around or breaking his stride, he said "You're welcome young man, and it's Mr Clough to you sonny jim"
I must've looked a bit pale when the senior barman came back, he said something like "Are you alright, you look a bit peaky" i told him I'd just served BC he laughed and said "was it a perrier water? I said yes, he said, he'll put some whisky in that from his hip flask!...He probably had another drink at full time, as Forest beat United 1-0 and onto the semi final vs Liverpool at Hillsborough....
I really enjoyed that, thank you. Brian was definitely a legend. There are so many brilliant stories about him. I can still remember his post-match interviews like it was yesterday. A huge presence in football. He'd definitely put a rocket up today's players! God bless him!
Thanks a lot Kay and I completely agree, he would definitely have a few things to say about today’s football that’s for sure 😁
I miss him so much. Pleased I met him on a few occasions, and spent a memorable one with him after the last game in charge. A County cup match. So lucky to have been in the Trent End, seeing all the glory years, he and Peter Taylor gave us.
Amazing memories for you Chris, I suppose they are memories you will never forget, thanks so much for watching mate !
FROM DAVID FOREST SUPPORTER OF NEARLY 50 YEARS NOW 20 YEARS AGO THIS YEAR OUR GREATEST MANAGER DEPARTED FABULOUS DAYS AS A KID GROWING UP SUPPORTING THIS AMAZING NOTTINGHAM FOREST TEAM WE CONQUERED ALL REST IN PEACE BRIAN CLOUGH FROM DAVID EAST ANGLIA COAST ♥️⚽🥅🏐🌈🙏🤘🎸⚡AND BARBARA TOO ♥️
A past era when football was a game and not just a multi million pound business, Thanks Ant a great story of a very outspoken clever man.
Thanks so much! When times and football were much better ⭐️
People often forget how good he was as a player as well as pioneering manager. Great tribute Ant 👍🏻
Absolutely, he was a prolific goal scorer, incredible recorder both as player and manager, thanks for watching Ian! cheers mate
Hi Ant, first of all I must say that I am not a fan of football in any way whatsoever, but because I love your stuff I watched this all the way through, and I must say you did it in your usual professional style, and it was interesting, my late dad would have loved your vlogs if he was still with us, he was Man U all the way through, when I was working ( retired now ) I was a community health worker for Trafford Council, and I had the absolute honour to attend Knobby Styles when he became poorly with dementia, what an absolutely lovely man he was, even though he was struggling he was always polite and gentlemanly to us, and his lovely wife too, it was a privilege to help him, and I still remember watching him ( when he was playing ) run round the pitch grinning after scoring, with no teeth in, he's gone now bless him, and it was a few years ago when I went to him, they were good days, as usual thanks Ant xx
First off thanks so much Suzanne, the fact that you’re not into football and still give it a go really does mean a lot to mate! Wow, thank you for sharing your story with me, poor nobby, he truly was a legend of the club and he was definitely in safe hands with such a caring person like yourself! ⭐️⚽️❤️
What can I say about Brian clough, he was a maverick a legend a genius, great tribute to him pal.
I agree mate! Thank so much Matt 👍🏼
God bless you Brian Howard clough ledgend and genius amazing man he should have been england manager l9ve the movie the dammed United loved his sayings and his quotes best football manager ever always treasured and remembered ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'm not into football but I remember Brian clough
The one and only Brian Clough the greatest British manager for me considering what he achieved on a modest budget
He’s definitely in the top one 😁
He was like the Muhammed Ali of football. 😄RIP Brian and Barbara ❤
Haha, he’d take that! 😂⭐️
Brian Clough was definitely one of the best in his own league. May his soul R.I.P. 🙏🙏🙏🙏 thanks DM you brought him back to life. Thanks for sharing 👍👍👍
Thanks so much Shirley!
Nice honour to Brian Clough. Saw him once at a Latics game his team was playing. A lot of kids were goading him knowing they would get his back up. He had to be led away before something would erupt. Well done Ant xxx
hahaha, I can imagine Gaynor. thanks for watching !
Brian Clough was a true northern lad, unable to lie because he respected his own integrity as much as he respected everybody else too. A good bloke, like you Anthony. A bit better at footie, but great videos are an achievement too.
@@paulworthington8666 haha I’ll take that mate. I have no problem playing second fiddle to Cloughie! He was a true legend. I echo what you said mate! Absolutely brilliant
A superb little video about a big character.. A true football legend👍👌
I have not been into football, but I remember my brothers saying he keeps it real tells it as is it. A genuine guy with firm direction and ambition to keep football a real game. Brian proved them wrong regardless of being big headed at times. Great short video with so much content. My brothers would have loved this video. Well done DM keep them coming :) x
I’m not a fan of football but your video was very interesting. People liked Brian Clough or they didn’t, he was straight talking ,interesting and funny. He was a great character and a legend. Thank you for the video.
Thanks so much Marilyn! I really appreciate that ⭐️
The man was a legend in football and taking a promoted club to a European cup in 2 seasons will be something we never see again.
Plus his son didn’t turned out to be a ok manager too leading my team to the championship 😃
Haha, very true mate. Such a characteristic and unique one off man. The game definitely misses the likes of Brian Clough. 👍🏼
I can't profess to being a football fan but once again Anthony, your style of presenting facts and history had me glued. Thank you 😊
Aww cheers, really glad you enjoyed it. He was such a character and larger than life. The game misses his dearly. Thanks for watching. ⭐️
@daftmonkey7296 yeah his name was always in the background of my childhood, but it was interesting to hear his story. I always look forward to your uploads.
As humble as Matt Busby's grave, the measure of the men
Thanks ," young un'
Liverpool used to play Cloughys "Style" in the 80s ( I'm Man u 😢) and i was in my late teens early 20s and i used to love watching them play🤦♂️🤣. It was simple "one touch football " they used to attack as one and defend as one.. ( all on the ground) and even back then i couldn't understand why other teams didn't copy their style of simple pass and move ( three against 2 playing around the opposition) 🤷♂️🤷♂️. Anyway. Great vlog, keep up the good work. Best wishes to pop's and the crew.👏👏👍👍
thanks a lot mate for checking out the video. he really did change the game, I think he would have a few things to say regarding VAR, Takeover and diving but either way it would have been fun to see what he would have thought! haha!
@@daftmonkey7296 he would have been "Cancelled " 🤣🤣👍👍
@@Podster133 😂😂 most definitely!!
There's a video on TH-cam documenting a season at Derby County before they won the league title. It's fascinating to watch when one knows what Cough went on to achieve as a manager. A very good book about Clough is "Provided You Don't Kiss Me", by Duncan Hamilton. Hamilton was a reporter who had the privilege of covering Nottingham Forest when they were in their prime. It's both funny and poignant. Clough's strength as a manager was taking an "unfashionable" team and developing it into one of the best sides in the country/Europe. For better or worse the changes to football make it very unlikely that a team bobbing about in the middle of the second tier/division will go on to win promotion, a league title and two European Cups/ Champions League titles in the space of five years.
Absolutely brilliant Ant, thank you for that fitting tribute to the great man, watching the drama in recent years where Michael Sheene played Cloughie and Colm Meaney played Don Revie, which you showed clips of, made me laugh out loud the way Brian was so Frank and forthright. I'll definitely make a visit to Duffield to pay my respects to the great man sometime soon. Thanks again Ant for revealing his final resting place R.I.P. and paying tribute.
haha, he definitely didn't hold back that's for sure, he left a huge hole in football when he left the game, but he also left us with many great memories. thanks for watching John, much appreciated and sorry for the late reply.
Another wonderful video, Ant. Well done 👍
Thanks so much Helen ⭐️
Love the variety of your videos Ant. Another brilliant one.
Thanks a lot! Variety is the spice of life 😁👍🏼
Much appreciated for posting
Thanks a lot for taking the time out to watch Joe 👍🏼
I absolutely love this guy, I’ve seen the film and read the book, absolutely amazing & I mean amazing ….. nice one for this video mate 💪💪💪
@@iant234 thanks so much mate! He was and still is a legend
@@daftmonkey7296 absolutely 💯 %
Great video mate. I would have loved Brian to have taken over my team! Football genius.
Very nicely done Anthony. Cloughy was a real character at a time when English football was full of them.
Very interesting ,i really don't know very much about football but from watching your video it shows he was an interesting hard working dedicated man, he reminds me a little of our Roy Kean who doesn't suffer fools gladly !!!! RIP Brian and at the end of the day all that really matters and shows what a person amounts is love of ones family xxthanks so much and roll on to your next one 🎉
He sure does Eleanor, and he was Roy Keane manager before Keano went to United. To this day he said Clough was the best manager he ever had and instilled so much into as a youngster. Thanks so much for watching ⭐️
Thanks Ant, nice touch.
Cheers Peter 👍🏼⭐️
Good stuff Ant 👍🏻 not a massive footie fan myself, but it was interesting to see something about someone my dad would've watched/known about. Great short, though, as per showing your versatility...of bygone times 👌🏻👌🏻☺️ x
Thank you so much for giving it a go Tina, I really appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed it too ⭐️👍🏼
Very few others ever achieved back to back European Cups back in a time that football was played as it should have been. I think he would hate today's game.
He was an incredible manager mate, and the fact we still talk about him today speaks volumes. I do too, I think he would have hated it!
We need more Brian Clough's in the game now.
I completely agree Alfred! The game lost a diamond in Brian. What a man
He sounds like the no nonsense coach you would want to lead a team, he's gonna tell it like it is. Let's face it, most players, doesn't matter what sport, can be a bunch of prima-donnas, "Le Bron James, hate-em and he's on my home team." Some have their own agenda of making a name in their sport, while others are just trying to survive through the season, let alone retirement. I takes someone who is not afrad to take the players and management down a notch or two to get a team to work together and the results you expect. Good video Anthony!
Haha, he sure was mate. He really knew how to get a team to the top level and get the best out of the players. Cheers for watching Paul 👍🏼
Although a modest grave that would suit Cloughy just fine. An unbelievable character was Brian who made sure his players kept their feet firmly on the grounds. No real superstars until he signed Trevor Francis. He'd hate the state of footy now with all its greed...top vid Ant⚽️👏👏
Thanks for watching mate. I totally agree, he ran forest from top to bottom, and there’s not many managers that do that today. I’m sure he would have clashed with all the owners in todays game and he would have a few things to say about the way the game is regarding VAR etc but one thing is for sure he left a huge legacy in the game and he there will never another one like him.
Nicely told. I remember when Nottingham Forest suddenly “made it”.
From a time when football was a sport and not a business.
I even remember the school bus driver said to the conductor “who are we supporting this week?” “Nottingham Forest”
Very true, the game was for the working class, and when good folk could afford to go. Now it’s all hospitality and the clubs want to make as much money as they can. Back the players played football for the love of it, sadly in todays game many of them loose there way… thanks for watching once again Phil, I’ve left Twitter now too so probably only communicate with you on here unless you’re on instagram? Take care buddy 👍🏼
I have an FB account (set up just before Christmas) to keep in touch with a few old friends. I’ll look you up on there.
@@Phil-M0KPH sounds good Phil, 👍🏼
I don't follow football Ant but remember my brother talking about him,definitely a character 😊
he sure was! thanks so much for watching :)
Great this mate i loved this Ant
Cheer Michael 👍🏼
Great man
R.I.P Brian, u may be gone but u will never be forgotten. 🙏🇺🇸🗽🏴🙏
Thanks so much for watching!!
@@daftmonkey7296 👍
Hope all is good mate. 👊
@@justonsullivan3807 all good here Juston thank you. Hope you are too 👍🏼
@@daftmonkey7296 where abouts do u live in England, I live in Florida, I was born and grew up in Michigan, but I moved down here 9 years ago for family.
In my view, before football went soft ! Brian is greatly missed .
Very true Greg! Brian was the man! Thanks for watching mate!
well ant you was not kidding. it really was short and very good indeed. you really could of got a hours worth of subject of brian clough.The man a complete one off, and of course a brilliant master of the game. i really hope you come back to this great man, and do a much longer video.
Cheers Paul. Very true, I could have gone on for ages about him. I very briefly skimmed over some of the high and low points but what an incredible manager as well as a human being. Top notch he was. Cheers mate 👍🏼
@@daftmonkey7296 you'll be to young to remember the 1991 cup final Forrest and spurs. During the game gazza was acting eratic, going in extremely violent on Forrest players. Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think Brian clough had a go at gazza. Which i felt was very unlike Brian clough keeping quiet
I am not a footie fan lol I know who Brian Clough is though, you always make fantastic videos well done 👏👏👏👏
Haha, thank you so much ⭐️👍🏼
good stuff - great manager :)
Thanks a lot mate 👍🏼
Superb vid mate
cheers Ian!
The grave was a bit under whelming.
I must admit, I was expecting something a bit more lavish.
same here jeep.
@daftmonkey7296 Nice little video. I'm not a footie fan. If it hasn't got an engine, then it's not a sport to me, but I do remember him. He was always on Granada TV for one thing or another.
He was one of those larger than life characters that we are missing these days.
I truly think Frank Bruno might have been our last one.
Another interesting video ❤
Thanks Sylvia!
Great video mate I'm ctid but loved cloughie
Glad you enjoyed Tony!
They certainly don't make em loke they used to!!!
Hahaha that’s very true! 😂
Leg end
I would pay him a visit Ant....but he will tell me off!!! 😂 and its not far...will go and pay my respects
😂😂😂
Writing this pre watching this video ant. My god 10 minutes 🙄🙄🙄
Haha! Short and sweet buddy, you know the drill 😁
@@daftmonkey7296 I certainly do if a Guinness pump is spotted in a country pub it's daft monkey on the back burner
Brian clough.legend.great video Anthony