Leeds United movie archive - Clough succeeds Revie - first Interview as team manager - 1974 Part 1
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- Brian Cloughs first interview as Leeds New Manager after taking over from Don Revie - "There's no warmth at Leeds "
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He was fantastic.I still miss Brian Clough,although I'm pretty sure Brian would be shocked and angered at today's game.Rest in Peace sir.
Modern football and managers could learn a great deal about handling the Media from Clough.
Brian Clough handled patronising people calmly and intelligently. He deserved so much more from the FA.
4:10 "I'm so anxious I'd be prepared to finish second instead of first." Remarkable answer. Unique man.
Clough to Leeds a great story giving the animosity between Revie and Clough it ended in bitterness but for that period it was great news.
The arrogance of the interviewers is amazing. I fckn love how clough didnt take anything to heart but at the same time answer from the heart. I would like to learn this. Maybe imma analyse this video lol
Clough in his prime was unstoppable he spoke the truth and got mudered for it
Philip Martin Hammond He didn’t speak the truth here did he!! He said he got on great with the players in the first meeting. We now all know what happened in that first meeting.
@@jackthegamer4019 When have managers ever spoke the truth to the media about their players. Most things are kept behind closed doors, which is why the media are like flies on shit, trying to get a sniff of anything
Indeed. Need that kind of bloke again but very sadly they have been hounded out by the PC & snowflake brigade.
@@mathewrose1662 It was Leeds who hounded him out,right in front of your eyes.
Truth????!!! Just
personal opinions .
lovely to listen to brian...totally unbrainwashed....r i p.sir.
Brian Clough was a great man, a great manager - but so too was Don Revie - his Leeds United produced some of the best post-war football England has seen. Arrogance/belligerence/class!!!
8:57 Journalist: the Revie Babes. Clough: sly middle finger.
He never should have gone without Taylor. I think if Taylor had gone it would have been very different.
I would have LOVED to have been in the Leeds United board/dressing room when Cloughie first won the title with Forest & THEN the European Cup then he defended it! I bet those idiots & these tosser journalists must have been green with envy & puking! :-D Mr Clough was a very intelligent gentlemen & compassionate man who was old school as ANYONE would be growing up in Britain during WW2 & a declining UK & Empire. He KNEW he would end up in top.
Thanks for the upload. Very interesting to see this, on which such a significant scene in 'The Damned United' is based. Quite clear from this that the script was keen to make Clough overly anti-Leeds for dramatic effect. Michael Sheen, I felt, often took Clough into parody with the inflections, though I still enjoy the portrayal and the film. I was more impressed with Colm Meaney as Don Revie, yet he doesn't seem to get the plaudits.
*Seems like a decent bloke. Hope he does well.*
Great man ...
Never given chance from the start
A great man amongst lesser men
I think he'd have done well at Leeds with Peter Taylor by his side.....he was instrumental in all of Cloughs success.......if.clough was a conductor......then Taylor was definitely the band
You could say he was the singer and Taylor the songwriter or he was the singer and Taylor the Guitarist. He admitted he was the shop window Taylor was the goods at the back.
The original Mourinho, and obviously much better. I wish he was around in football whilst I was growing up. Special person
I guess that Forests 2 European Cups might have landed in Yorkshire!I'm
Keith Macklin's question at 3' 23" is brilliant!
I forgot whether I was watching Clough or Michael Sheen.
Too many strong characters in that dressing room.
Clough would have done a good job if he was given a chance
A drian he didn’t give the players a chance did he, he showed them no respect whatsoever.
@@tomdenton7808 You can see in this interview that he *did* show respect.
With Taylor alongside him. On his own he had no chance.
God that guy with the pipe haha
he ended up being a great friend of Cloughy's
Poor old Cloughie, what a nest of vipers.
Great post Steakandsid, ta!
Nice one
The original bull in the china shop.....shame he could not make it work at Leeds.
Johnny giles should have got the leeds job after revie.
Yawn..
Awful picture quality. This great interview is available online in much better quality.
John Sadler trying to look like he's a serious journalist and not from The Scum
You are either a journalist or you work for the Sun. You aren't both.
Cloughie’s problem was trying too hard to be different to Revie! He could have well succeeded if he had put his rivalry with Don Revie to the back of his mind!
I do not like people who say one thing and do the opposite. Leeds played dirty? Oh really? And when you played in 1973 with Derby against Benfica and did you tell to drop lots off water on the pitch so that the Benfica players technique could not be used or did you not? And that is playing clean?
Tactics. Not breaking somebody's leg or ending their career. I guess Mr Clough had an issue with that when he had to retire VERY early.
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He was punk