The Tragedy of Brian Clough, How it Ended was Sad...

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The Brian Clough we thought we knew was a lie, he was scamming almost everyone. And today, his money scandal raises more questions than answers. What was he hiding, and how deep does this go? Was it really a scandal, or a bad try to ruin his name? Let’s find out.
Born on March 21, 1935, in Middlesbrough, England, Brian Clough came from a typical working-class family. His dad worked at a sweet factory, and his mom was a homemaker who looked after Brian and his eight siblings. Their house was always full of life and chaos with so many kids around.
From the get-go, Brian’s life revolved around football. It made sense, considering everyone in his neighborhood was football crazy. He spent countless hours playing with his mates on any patch of grass they could find. Even in the rough and tumble of street football, Brian's sharp mind and knack for leading stood out.
He did attend Marton Grove School and then Rievaulx Secondary Modern School, but it was on the football pitch where he truly excelled. His football skills got him a spot on the school team, and he quickly became one of the stars.

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No proof, what is the point of this video.
He was a genius and a decent person.
This is rubbish.

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Brian CLOOF? Jesus, this is bad already.

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I never realised that about Clough.I do believe that his assistant Peter Taylor never got the credit he deserved as I think he had more to do with the success at clubs with Clough than he was credited for.

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My favourite ever manager! I think Charlie George would be a good option.

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Born 1935 but was 29 in 1962????