@@stevenwilkinson1265 Your so right Steve but he was not politically correct and said all the wrong things to the F.A .They prefer meak n mild yes manager's to manage England?...One of Brian s strong points was his character plus he selected players by who was right for each match and not by name also he was in charge and ran the club from top to bottom. Another strong point was his command of discipline All players at to wear a suit shirt n tie plus neat hair cut n clean shaven when travelling to a match or training etc..You don't see this today and their Ego s are to big today too n have no respect for the manager or fans ...Glynn n Greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands
Won the league with Nottingham forest and the European cup twice and won the league with derby county and really should have won the European cup with them if not for a lot of injuries to key players in the semi final
It would be worth paying double for a ticket to see him taking on Klopp, Quardiola, et al. As they have always said the best English manager England never had. Put a championship winning team together for peanuts. Doubt you will ever see that again.
Not taking anything away from the rams but if 3 points for a win was implemented from the start, it would mean Ipswich Town would be Champions in 1975..not Derby.
Who were the Rams playing (green shirts, red shorts, yellow socks) while Brian was talking about whispering to the master crosser Alan Hinton ? Surely it wasn't Cameroon !
Great manager, but he could also overthink aswell and talk a bit of bollocks at times!!! But yeah a true legend!(I've got he's autobiography, good read!)
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Thank you Brian and Peter for everything you did for us at Derby RIP TO BOTH LEGENDS
Derby under the great Brian Clough were fantastically good. He was the best manager EVER and what a great shame he was lost to football too early.
He said the 1972 Derby side was the best he managed ... ofc he should have managed England we might actually have won something.
@@stevenwilkinson1265 Your so right Steve but he was not politically correct and said all the wrong things to the F.A .They prefer meak n mild yes manager's to manage England?...One of Brian s strong points was his character plus he selected players by who was right for each match and not by name also he was in charge and ran the club from top to bottom. Another strong point was his command of discipline All players at to wear a suit shirt n tie plus neat hair cut n clean shaven when travelling to a match or training etc..You don't see this today and their Ego s are to big today too n have no respect for the manager or fans ...Glynn n Greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands
@mrc121002 hi ..and big Egos too.Kind regards Glynn n Greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands UK
DON'T forget Peter Taylor.
Peter Taylor’s contribution has largely been forgotten. Which is a great shame.
Dave Mackay was manager when Derby won the title in 1975.
yes, but it was still the team clough built
The good old days if the present derby team watched the old derby team on u tube they would definitely learn a lot
Brian Clough, Joe mercer, Bill shankly etc..... Great managers of a bygone era.......
I would add Sir Bobby Robson to that list too, when at Ipswich
Won the league with Nottingham forest and the European cup twice and won the league with derby county and really should have won the European cup with them if not for a lot of injuries to key players in the semi final
Peccato per il rigore fallito da Hinton contro la Juventus.....
Derby winning 2 league titles ...... Seems a lifetime ago...
At that time England had a team of 'terrifc 'bad boys' the FA ignored; Clough, Bowles, Shilton, George, Hudson etc
It would be worth paying double for a ticket to see him taking on Klopp, Quardiola, et al. As they have always said the best English manager England never had. Put a championship winning team together for peanuts. Doubt you will ever see that again.
1999 Champions league winning team, Beckham, Giggs, Scholes, Neville brothers, Butt. None cost Utd a penny!
Not taking anything away from the rams but if 3 points for a win was implemented from the start, it would mean Ipswich Town would be Champions in 1975..not Derby.
Does anyone know if thats shaftsbury park at the beginning 🤔
Who were the Rams playing (green shirts, red shorts, yellow socks) while Brian was talking about whispering to the master crosser Alan Hinton ? Surely it wasn't Cameroon !
Go Ahead from HOLLAND ...think there name is Go Ahead Ventner or Eagles now ....
Den Haag from the Netherlands. Derby lost 2-1 in a 1972 pre-season friendly.
Great days however Dave McKay was manager in 75 .....COYR
CLOUGH without Taylor; only half as good.
When football was football, oh for those days again.....
3pts for a win in 1975 an Ipswich Town would have been champions.
The nearly club , no prizes for nearly pal.
that's a new one on me. they did win it in the 60s though under sir alf. i think like forest it was straight after promotion
But it wasn`t and you weren`t.....
Great manager, but he could also overthink aswell and talk a bit of bollocks at times!!! But yeah a true legend!(I've got he's autobiography, good read!)
Talk a bit of bollocks - hahaha, yes he could 😆👍
Spoke alot of truth as well
Leeds threw the title away in 1972
Couldnt agree more they failed to bribe the Ref v Wolves
The only thing that matters after 42 matches (then) is who has the most points ??
The Champions do ))
They threw it away in '72 and had it stolen from them in '71 by a crazy referee.
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