Love this film. Michael absolutely ace as Brian Clough. Martin and Stephen who both went on to appear in "Line of Duty". Jim Broadbent and all the cast superb. A film that documents and can give some laughs too.
If his attitude was not like a fire that burnt himself into ashes, in the other hand they give us a very good motivation in many angles. A great man and he was a happy man along with Peter Taylor.
What hardware stores did they have back then? Clearly they can afford to pay the players, managers directors etc, but can't afford the tins of paint and the brushes.
Leeds didn't have money, nearly all the players that reguarly started for Leeds in this era were home grown, developed by the club not bought on the transfer market. and when Don revie took over Leeds were 250,000 in debt and at the bottom of the second division
andi toja Leeds had money to try & bribe Wolves players(which was refused) to throw the final game of the 1972 season to enable the shower of cunts to achieve the double. Now ask yourself "How many other teams accepted them that season"?
Meet us in western indies English man debury boys....we will see how good you will play football in Africa...or south America..take football from India..thx uncle Sam..
This is a good film but they changed the scores of matches to fit the scenes. Leeds didn't beat Derby 5-0 and Derby didn't win the return 2-1 either. Also in this film Clough gets sacked at Leeds after losing to Luton. That game was a draw and he was actually sacked during the week another draw at Huddersfield in the league cup. A game in which Lorimer scared a last minute equaliser. If the players were trying to get him sacked they wouldn't be scoring last minute goals to save cup ties.
Also derby didn't win it first season right??they were in division 1 for a couple of years before they won it?I'm not sure but you seem to know alot. Just wondering out of curiosity could wiki it but prefer to get my info talking with people cheers.
Good lad, thanks for your info. But about this story was based of true history of Brian and Peter, they made history and beaten hard by their former club derby.
@@teengshentai1508 it's based on a semi true book but it's as close as we can get really. The book was pretty much panned and was a dark version of the movie which made clough look jealous vindictive and insecure which couldn't be further from the truth so the film lightened up the character and made him more like the real brian. I would love a full movie about his time at forest aswell and would love if sheen reprised the role. Would never happen but I would love it. Damned United gave us a good look but not the full picture theres over 20 years of story left untold. Some of his interactions signing players at Forrest is legendary. I won't spoil it but type in dean Saunders brian clough and there is a hilarious story that's also bizarre but its cloughie in his later years to a tee.
I'm 11 years late but I think it's just a dramatisation. He stayed in the office because he was afraid of getting thumped by leads again. Apparently that's what the book says but that has been proven inaccurate so its either he was banned or he was there they just added it for drama. Maybe it did happen but I'm fairly sure it was just a movie plot.
@@kerrymandanny8135 That and Leeds did not beat Derby 5-0 at Elland Road on their first season in the top flight it was 2-0, and Derby won the reverse fixture 4-1 at the Baseball ground.
@@tarik6990 It wasn't explained. But I know managers used to have to stay inside their changing rooms for touchline bans, whereas they can sit in the stands now.
6 actually-plus 5 times runners up in the first division 3 times fa cup runners up and lets not forget the infamous 1973 cup winners cup final were the referee eventually got banned for taking bribes also the ridiculous decision by Tinkler against west brom . 29 game unbeaten run at the start of 73-4 doesnt sound like a bad team to me. Triuble with Leeds was although their first 11 was as good as anything maybe the squad just wasnt quite big enough otherwise 6 trophies would have been atleast10
Brain Clough Was A Genius, Manager, Why Did England Never Take As Manager, Muppets Th English Fa Were, Fools Not 2 Appointed As Manager, Cheers Thomas,
Stephen Graham as Bremner, another brilliant actor who makes his character believable.
Gotta be a joke. Stephen Graham was badly miscast as Bremner.
Harry Drake Best piece of casting ever, Stephen Graham is one of our best actors his range is extensive.
@@albaproductions9602 Doesn't look anything like Bremner, or a professional footballer either.
@@staceygrove5976 He’s an actor playing a part, he’s similar in height and looks
@@albaproductions9602 height yes. But apart from that he looks nothing like Billy Bremner.
Love this film - Sheehan is magic and it’s some amazing history about my club and home town.
I've always been A Clough fan. He always reminded me of baseball legend, Billy Martin, here in the States!
Love this film. Michael absolutely ace as Brian Clough. Martin and Stephen who both went on to appear in "Line of Duty". Jim Broadbent and all the cast superb. A film that documents and can give some laughs too.
In the top one...luvitxxx
Clough was a better manager than Revie
If his attitude was not like a fire that burnt himself into ashes, in the other hand they give us a very good motivation in many angles. A great man and he was a happy man along with Peter Taylor.
infinitely
Absolutely no doubt about it.
Sheen Spall and Broadbent are the reasons why I have watched this film countless times and I can't stand football ha ha!
That
Peter: "are you going to stop him?"
Brian: "no I'm going to fight him"
It was so precious. 😊
By far..a Million miles
epic and legendary moviei love DERBY COUNTY
I've always known since I was at primary school in 79 that McGovern only had an U21 or U23 for Scotland WTF
So that's Colm Meaney, one of the great Irish actors, playing Don Revie, "singing" our British (or English in this case) national anthem 😮😅
So finchy’s dad was a reporter lol
Brian Clough would never have gone into hiding out of the dugout when his team were playing.
In real life he was suspended from being on the touch line. He wasn’t hiding
Where's part 6 😢
Wandering J 😂
A truly wonderful film ❤
What hardware stores did they have back then? Clearly they can afford to pay the players, managers directors etc, but can't afford the tins of paint and the brushes.
Football was run in a very different way to what it is now. There was no Sky / TV money like there is now...
Leeds didn't have money, nearly all the players that reguarly started for Leeds in this era were home grown, developed by the club not bought on the transfer market. and when Don revie took over Leeds were 250,000 in debt and at the bottom of the second division
andi toja Leeds had money to try & bribe Wolves players(which was refused) to throw the final game of the 1972 season to enable the shower of cunts to achieve the double. Now ask yourself "How many other teams accepted them that season"?
Wow! This is something I never known of, may you please share more information about this?
@@teengshentai1508 there’s a few good documentaries on the official Leeds United RUclips and Tito football.
Clarke, Jones, Cherry and Giles were all transfer buys
Meet us in western indies English man debury boys....we will see how good you will play football in Africa...or south America..take football from India..thx uncle Sam..
This is a good film but they changed the scores of matches to fit the scenes. Leeds didn't beat Derby 5-0 and Derby didn't win the return 2-1 either. Also in this film Clough gets sacked at Leeds after losing to Luton. That game was a draw and he was actually sacked during the week another draw at Huddersfield in the league cup. A game in which Lorimer scared a last minute equaliser. If the players were trying to get him sacked they wouldn't be scoring last minute goals to save cup ties.
What was the actual score back in the 1970's season between Leeds then?
I believe the 5-0 game was actually 2-0 around October 1969. There's a post match interview with David Coleman, Clough and Revie somewhere on RUclips
Also derby didn't win it first season right??they were in division 1 for a couple of years before they won it?I'm not sure but you seem to know alot. Just wondering out of curiosity could wiki it but prefer to get my info talking with people cheers.
Good lad, thanks for your info. But about this story was based of true history of Brian and Peter, they made history and beaten hard by their former club derby.
@@teengshentai1508 it's based on a semi true book but it's as close as we can get really. The book was pretty much panned and was a dark version of the movie which made clough look jealous vindictive and insecure which couldn't be further from the truth so the film lightened up the character and made him more like the real brian. I would love a full movie about his time at forest aswell and would love if sheen reprised the role. Would never happen but I would love it. Damned United gave us a good look but not the full picture theres over 20 years of story left untold. Some of his interactions signing players at Forrest is legendary. I won't spoil it but type in dean Saunders brian clough and there is a hilarious story that's also bizarre but its cloughie in his later years to a tee.
is it me or does the head of the FA look the same as the one in mike bassett
Why isn't he on the sidelines against Leeds? Was he banned?
I'm 11 years late but I think it's just a dramatisation. He stayed in the office because he was afraid of getting thumped by leads again. Apparently that's what the book says but that has been proven inaccurate so its either he was banned or he was there they just added it for drama. Maybe it did happen but I'm fairly sure it was just a movie plot.
@@kerrymandanny8135 That and Leeds did not beat Derby 5-0 at Elland Road on their first season in the top flight it was 2-0, and Derby won the reverse fixture 4-1 at the Baseball ground.
Was he on a touch line ban ?
No the tension was too much, he couldn’t bare to watch! A bit like I am when England go to penalties!
@@tarantulagirl I thought that but then on the other I thought he could be on a ban because let’s face it he didn’t have a filter
Never explained in the movie why Clough was banished to the dressing room unless I missed summet
can only assume he had a touchline ban
Why was Bremner scratching his balls
yer but leeds had the money and clubs like derby didnt
Liverpool!!!! The Best team!
They might be, but This is Leeds Vs Derby.
And Liverpool was 3rd place that season. So they wasn’t the best team.
Why did Clough chose to stay in the dressing room for this game against Leeds?
He had a touchline ban.
@@ryancarlo9328 Did he? It was never really properly explained in the movie.
@@tarik6990 It wasn't explained. But I know managers used to have to stay inside their changing rooms for touchline bans, whereas they can sit in the stands now.
@@ryancarlo9328 Fair enough, I was born in the early 1990s so I don't know all that much about how UK football used to be back in the 70s.
@@tarik6990 Happy to help.
6 actually-plus 5 times runners up in the first division 3 times fa cup runners up and lets not forget the infamous 1973 cup winners cup final were the referee eventually got banned for taking bribes also the ridiculous decision by Tinkler against west brom . 29 game unbeaten run at the start of 73-4 doesnt sound like a bad team to me. Triuble with Leeds was although their first 11 was as good as anything maybe the squad just wasnt quite big enough otherwise 6 trophies would have been atleast10
Brain Clough Was A Genius, Manager, Why Did England Never Take As Manager, Muppets Th English Fa Were, Fools Not 2 Appointed As Manager, Cheers Thomas,
Brian wasn’t a yes man, the FA wanted a brown nose
DON REVIE IS THE KING