Liam and John - Viv was my second of these "shows" (I do not think any other word sums up the fantastically entertaining, informative, and captivating viewing). Keep doing what you are doing - nobody is close to you both for making us feel like we are chatting to these legends in the Clubhouse after a friendly but competitive game of golf. What about Sir Kenny Dalglish?
Viv Anderson class player,class humble man with great stories. Some of today's so called football stars could learn a lot from Viv. Great interview lads
Viv Anderson should be knighted! People forget the era he played in and the racist crap he took. Thank you, Viv. As a Black person, you gave me a ton of hope.
I was in the Stretford Paddock when he took that knock on the ankle. He's right. He was never really fit again. It was a shame because everyone really respected him and all wanted him to do well. It's easy to see why he was seen as such a positive influence and someone good to have around when you're in the shit. The world loves Viv Anderson and you can tell.
I was at school with Viv played along side him he was a great lad, I was lucky enough to go to both European cup finals as a forest fan and have great memories of those times. Really enjoyed this interview keep up the good work lads.
Clough was the best type of manager - 'hands off' administrator, people manager/motivator, team coordinator, resource manager, business manager. That's all. And that's all he needed to be. Love the story when he paid for the player's 'recreation' with the ladies of the night! In modern woke times this would be unthinkable.
Viv looks so good for his age. Good memories from him. Footballers are pampered so much today. Many players at the top level today have lost touch with reality
What Viv & Robbo achieved at boro was amazing. What they brought to the boro was incredible. Hes right we do still talk about that team till this day 🙌🏼 & will do for Forever & a day. Great times. I was a kid & the memories are so much more magical than if i was an adult.
That, gentlemen, was a superb interview! Viv is a fascinating character, and just so likeable. It was all very entertaining and insightful, and a highly moving trip down memory lane - being born in 1953. I saw George Best at the Mighty Cov City, Highfield Road, 1967. A breathtakingly brilliant player! Peace out!
I always feel that ex players have so much to offer in terms of punditry- wish we could see more of them- a bit of inclusivity for the oldies but goldies
Fantastic interview. I really enjoyed the stories and memories of times when football was brilliant and hard and characters were allowed to thrive. What a true legend and lovely man Viv Anderson is. Thank you.
@@forefour2 Keep them coming guys, being of a certain age these characters are interesting to hear from as they were doing it whilst i was loving my amateur and sunday football.
I delivered a table tennis table to Viv's house that he ordered from our store Olympus Sports in Stockport. When we got to his house he said he had to go out and offered us a beer and went. We were left there setting it up for him. Top bloke.
Great to see Viv Anderson and John Robertson..two tremendous players who were privileged to play in such an fantastic team (Notts Forest) what they achieved after being promoted from the old Div 2(The Championship) and the manner in which they did It was absolutely Phenomenal and the likes we will never see again..And this was a excellent interview/Chat,!
@@jerryoshea3116 I remember JR very well, a tremendous player, my pick of that side. Cloughy called him 'fat' (he wasn't), but that was just a wind-up to get the best out of him.👍🏻
@@alangeorgebarstow Well he was a 'Master Tech' at 'Wing play' and crossing the ball..And I think they had Peter Withe who a tremendous Numero (9)..Yep football was better,no nostalgia trip,just correct?👍
How entertaining was that. What lovely bloke Viv is. I could listen to his reminiscing all day. Great to hear all those stories of the characters football used to have from days gone by. Especially the story of gentleman Bobby Robson, what lovely bloke, and wearing Glen Hoddles boots, classic. Id forgotten about the excitement that Robbo and Viv generated around that Middlesbrough team at the time.
Absolute quality! Thanks gents these interviews are so entertaining and enlightening. I can't wait to see who you attract in the future as this channel gains traction.
A just brilliant interview. The kind where I think I'll watch/listen to in 3 30 minute chunks, but end up blowing things off to watch it all at once... then sending it to friends and family that loved that era of football to. Thanks guys and look forward to more
This is just amazing it's taken me back to my younger years going to football on a Saturday if we met any of the players thay were just grate to speak to just made you feel like you are just one of the boys grate blog please give us more
what a pro & a gent Viv is,a great interview with him.When you look at the former players on the box these days with their limited personality, opinions & and knowledge This was breath of fresh air ,Keep it up guys.
Viv must have had one of the most decorated and interesting careers of anyone of his era. Not many can say they played for Clough and Ferguson for starters (though Roy Keane and Neil Webb spring to mind). A great player and a great man.
Pretty sure Ian Bowyer was already at Forest when Clough arrived. So was Viv, Woodcock, John Robertson, Martin O'Neil - so he had the nucleus of a good side already, then added a 'spine' with Shilton, Lloyd/Burns, Gemmill and Francis. Great team and Viv is a Clifton lad, like me.
Brian Clough was a football genius, no debate whatsoever. Old big head was a football genius who should of been England manager,,we would of won the World Cup. It’s incredible a No mark, can make such a statement. But then what do I know, You voted Brexit, you voted Tory, you know what I know? Thinking isn’t the English strong point X
really enjoyable. Takes me back to those football days of the 70s before sky. it was a different world and game then but all teams had a chance of winning something unlike now. great days,
Viv really summed Brian Clough behaviour up. I heard that when Trevor Francis was finally signed it was pointed out to Brian that the million transfer fee wasn't really available at that time. Cloughie replied "go out and borrow it then!"
Absolutely superb lads...What a top top footballer and football man Viv was...made the game look easy...Would love to see Stuart Mccall or Dean Windass on lads in the future if you get the opportunity...keep up the great work John and Liam 👏🏻👏🏻⚽️⚽️
Liam and John - Viv was my second of these "shows" (I do not think any other word sums up the fantastically entertaining, informative, and captivating viewing). Keep doing what you are doing - nobody is close to you both for making us feel like we are chatting to these legends in the Clubhouse after a friendly but competitive game of golf. What about Sir Kenny Dalglish?
We can only try
Top comment.
@@forefour2 you guys know better than me, but you'll get better stories if you can get Kenny, Souey and Jockie Hansen together.
Rudd Gullit would be a super interesting podcast fellas . His was a great story.
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Apart from being a great footballer what a wonderful human being.
Viv Anderson class player,class humble man with great stories. Some of today's so called football stars could learn a lot from Viv. Great interview lads
Thank you
Don’t hear enough of Viv in mainstream media great talker, articulate.
Viv Anderson should be knighted! People forget the era he played in and the racist crap he took. Thank you, Viv. As a Black person, you gave me a ton of hope.
I was in the Stretford Paddock when he took that knock on the ankle. He's right. He was never really fit again. It was a shame because everyone really respected him and all wanted him to do well. It's easy to see why he was seen as such a positive influence and someone good to have around when you're in the shit.
The world loves Viv Anderson and you can tell.
I was at school with Viv played along side him he was a great lad, I was lucky enough to go to both European cup finals as a forest fan and have great memories of those times. Really enjoyed this interview keep up the good work lads.
John & Liam are bringing back memories of the days when MEN played football. ⚽
What a fantastic series of interviews. Isn't Viv a true gentleman and ambassador to the game. Thank you all for the interview.
Clough was the best type of manager - 'hands off' administrator, people manager/motivator, team coordinator, resource manager, business manager. That's all. And that's all he needed to be. Love the story when he paid for the player's 'recreation' with the ladies of the night! In modern woke times this would be unthinkable.
Absolutely
Just listened to one of the best football interviews ever.....Viv was wonderful...,and a fantastic footballer.
Thank you
Viv looks so good for his age. Good memories from him. Footballers are pampered so much today. Many players at the top level today have lost touch with reality
Absolutely class again boy's 👏
I'm a Leeds fan but used to love watching Viv play...a proper Rolls Royce of a player 👍
He was
What a shame this wasn't longer could of listened to viv for hours. What a legend
Absolutely true
Viv Anderson class act on and off the field. Privileged to hear him talking about his career.
Absolutely
What Viv & Robbo achieved at boro was amazing. What they brought to the boro was incredible. Hes right we do still talk about that team till this day 🙌🏼 & will do for Forever & a day. Great times. I was a kid & the memories are so much more magical than if i was an adult.
I grew up in Nottingham when Viv was in his prime. What a legend.
He was
That, gentlemen, was a superb interview! Viv is a fascinating character, and just so likeable. It was all very entertaining and insightful, and a highly moving trip down memory lane - being born in 1953. I saw George Best at the Mighty Cov City, Highfield Road, 1967. A breathtakingly brilliant player!
Peace out!
This interview was best in years. Viv could have his own tv host show. He’s that good.
Liam & John did great here with their in-depth knowledge. 🌟
Thank you
I always feel that ex players have so much to offer in terms of punditry- wish we could see more of them- a bit of inclusivity for the oldies but goldies
What a great great great man Viv is. Done and achieved so much yet still very much down to earth.
Liam - this will take some topping
It will
Love Viv, superb player, and he always comes across as a very down to earth guy, easy going and very humble 👍, Topman Viv,
What a legend humble man from all his success , don't know who dreamt this up but absolutely brilliant
He is
Another United hero of mine what a player and an outstanding human being to boot
He is tgat
Another classic from the magic duo BRILLIANT. What player for the great teams he played for .
Thank you
Fantastic interview. I really enjoyed the stories and memories of times when football was brilliant and hard and characters were allowed to thrive. What a true legend and lovely man Viv Anderson is. Thank you.
Big Viv Anderson, what a lovely man, bless him, a real true Gentleman.
What a terrific guy he seems to be. Decent, down to earth.
Listen to everyone of these legends, so many have been so humbling
They have
What a thoroughly decent human being. Absolutely new respect for Viv Anderson.
Yes he is
@@forefour2 Keep them coming guys, being of a certain age these characters are interesting to hear from as they were doing it whilst i was loving my amateur and sunday football.
Wow, very impressed by Viv Anderson's memory in this interview, incredible recall of details. Great stuff!
I delivered a table tennis table to Viv's house that he ordered from our store Olympus Sports in Stockport. When we got to his house he said he had to go out and offered us a beer and went. We were left there setting it up for him. Top bloke.
Hero
In the late 1970s and early 1980s, Viv Anderson was the best right back in the country and yet Greenwood played Phil Neal..!
True
Viv Anderson name dropping... I'm not surprised because he was absolute class himself. 👌
He was
Great podcast, really enjoyed it. Viv was one of my fav players growing up as a kid..
Great to see Viv Anderson and John Robertson..two tremendous players who were privileged to play in such an fantastic team (Notts Forest) what they achieved after being promoted from the old Div 2(The Championship) and the manner in which they did It was absolutely Phenomenal and the likes we will never see again..And this was a excellent interview/Chat,!
I liked John Robertson, very much. 😉
@@alangeorgebarstow Ty for correcting me👍😄
@@jerryoshea3116 I remember JR very well, a tremendous player, my pick of that side. Cloughy called him 'fat' (he wasn't), but that was just a wind-up to get the best out of him.👍🏻
@@alangeorgebarstow Well he was a 'Master Tech' at 'Wing play' and crossing the ball..And I think they had Peter Withe who a tremendous Numero (9)..Yep football was better,no nostalgia trip,just correct?👍
Cheers Viv for your time at Sheffield Wednesday and cheers for the CLOUGH stories as well and a great interview
Snorter
Fantastic interview with Super John. Viv was absolutely brilliant. Really enjoyed it. Thanks very much.
Thank you
How entertaining was that.
What lovely bloke Viv is. I could listen to his reminiscing all day. Great to hear all those stories of the characters football used to have from days gone by. Especially the story of gentleman Bobby Robson, what lovely bloke, and wearing Glen Hoddles boots, classic. Id forgotten about the excitement that Robbo and Viv generated around that Middlesbrough team at the time.
Thank you
When they pick these best-ever teams he is never mentioned but as far as I’m concerned he makes my team.
Absolutely all the time
Clifton lad, Clifton All Whites, Fairham School!! Forest legend. Loved him, worked with his late brother!!
Great player, great role model ,seems like a very nice man. Class.💪👊
He is
Really good interview this lads. Viv comes across as a top bloke and enjoyed his knowledge of the game. 👍
Viv what a great man thank you
Absolute quality! Thanks gents these interviews are so entertaining and enlightening. I can't wait to see who you attract in the future as this channel gains traction.
We hope it grows
A just brilliant interview. The kind where I think I'll watch/listen to in 3 30 minute chunks, but end up blowing things off to watch it all at once... then sending it to friends and family that loved that era of football to. Thanks guys and look forward to more
Thank you chris
Brilliant podcast, love the Sir Bobby Robson boots story, Viv is a class act.
Thank you
Fantastic - Thank you !!
Thank you
Trail blazer Viv Anderson... ⚽
wow, the people you pick: viv was so good - one of best ever. Was great hearing stories about Burns, Woody, and Robertson
I agree
Characters
Viv was amazing, should have had twice as many England caps but he had twice as much to prove as other lads in those days.
Fantastic interview. Viv is a top guy. Seems to have so much respect from his fellow professionals
What a great fella Viv is, a great right back too. He had it all.
He is
Viv was a great player is a great ambassador for Nottingham. Loved the show.
MAGIC Liam and John could listen to Viv all day all the best.
Thank you
What a legend Spider is. The original attacking fullback. Could defend too.
He was
Good player but certainly not the original attacking full back. Santos, Gemmell, Breitner, Suurbier and many more before Viv
@@tombrown4581 Gemmill was a midfielder
@@lynby6231 .. Gemmell was a full back .. two time scorer in European Cup finals
@@lynby6231 …Tommy Gemmell and Archie Gemmill.. do your homework pal!
Viv Anderson is so humble & what a great guy . Viv would be a first choice in any of the top teams in Europe in today's football , he was that good .
Here here
Class, absolute class.
Thank you
In a word........ Superb.
Stay safe and thanks
Thank you 🙏
This is just amazing it's taken me back to my younger years going to football on a Saturday if we met any of the players thay were just grate to speak to just made you feel like you are just one of the boys grate blog please give us more
Great interview.Lovely guy.Football was real football at that time.
what a pro & a gent Viv is,a great interview with him.When you look at the former players on the box these days with their limited personality, opinions & and knowledge This was breath of fresh air ,Keep it up guys.
He’s looking great. Good to see! Legend!
Viv must have had one of the most decorated and interesting careers of anyone of his era. Not many can say they played for Clough and Ferguson for starters (though Roy Keane and Neil Webb spring to mind). A great player and a great man.
Top top player, top top gent, must have been great to play alongside Viv
Absolutely I agree
Great interview.. very humble genuine bloke, players today could do with some of that .
One word, SUPERB! Loved all the interviews so far. Great job from both of you.
Thank you
Remember Viv very well as a player, as good as any, if not better, in his time. Entertaining character now!
Viv Anderson was a proper footballer.
Great interview guys, looking forward to many more.
Thank you
I remember Viv's time at Forest and after. He seems like a great bloke.
That was super!!! Viv is a legend saw him vs Best at Fulham!!!
Liam you've nailed it with this series I love it... that Bryn Gunn at the end priceless 🤣🤣🤣
Lol 😂
Pretty sure Ian Bowyer was already at Forest when Clough arrived. So was Viv, Woodcock, John Robertson, Martin O'Neil - so he had the nucleus of a good side already, then added a 'spine' with Shilton, Lloyd/Burns, Gemmill and Francis. Great team and Viv is a Clifton lad, like me.
I would say he got Bowyer mixed up with the Capt, McGovern who use to follow Cloughie around!
Yeah Bowyer was already there. Bloody amazing - 5 blokes in a struggling 2nd division side end up winning European Cups. Extraordinary!
Stumbled on to your podcast by chance today and I thoroughly enjoyed the interview with top boy Viv. Brilliant, have subscribed.
Thank you
Viv absolute star great stories and memories great series this is 👍
What a bright but mostly importantly considered man. A true pro. He should be a pundit but he's too classy for that
He is
As a thirteen year old I can still hear the spider, spider,spider chants coming from the Trent end. Viv Anderson is a legend!!!
Brian Clough was a football genius, no debate whatsoever. Old big head was a football genius who should of been England manager,,we would of won the World Cup. It’s incredible a No mark, can make such a statement.
But then what do I know, You voted Brexit, you voted Tory, you know what I know? Thinking isn’t the English strong point X
Obviously not your strong point either,
One of England's greatest right backs .
Absolutely
This is developing into a very interesting niche.
Thank you
Class again , i don't expect anything different , great watching, great to hear Viv the legend,keep them coming
Thank you
Another great video and viv was some player keep it going lads well done Liam and John 👏👏
Thank you
really enjoyable. Takes me back to those football days of the 70s before sky. it was a different world and game then but all teams had a chance of winning something unlike now. great days,
Yet another top notch interview boys.
Thank you
Watched Viv from The Stretty many times....lovely bloke, great to see him looking well.
He is
Absolute legend
Viv really summed Brian Clough behaviour up. I heard that when Trevor Francis was finally signed it was pointed out to Brian that the million transfer fee wasn't really available at that time. Cloughie replied "go out and borrow it then!"
Lol love that
The first thing Brian Clough told Trevor Francis to do is to make him a cup of tea.
Ohhhh i enjoyed that soooo so much i just didnt want it to end . Lovely fella and one heck of a player . Excellent ⚽⚽⚽
Thank you
Omg as a forest awsome pod cast wot a player and wot a man story about cloughie was awesome 👌 🥰
Forest fan
This was fantastic keep them coming
Thank you
Definitely worth a Sub and like, thanks gents, regards and the best all the way from Cape Town
Brilliant video mates! Great insight, looking forward to more of this as a none footballer it great to see and here these stories 👏👏👏👍🏴
Thank you
What lovely chap, great listen : thanks lads 👍
He is
Great podcast use to watch Viv at Man. Utd. Superb 👍
He was
Despite all the negatives, let the record talk for itself. One of the greatest managers ever, even if he didn't know that much about coaching.
This was absolutely brilliant. Had to watch it in 2 sessions, but loved all of it, so natural, well, John and Viv were.😁😆
Lol 😂
Lol 😂. A little unfair perhaps. Anyway
good job by all.
That was brilliant, I thoroughly enjoyed it. And one of “The Legends” that served out club
Absolutely superb lads...What a top top footballer and football man Viv was...made the game look easy...Would love to see Stuart Mccall or Dean Windass on lads in the future if you get the opportunity...keep up the great work John and Liam 👏🏻👏🏻⚽️⚽️
You never know
What an absolute delight this was.
what a podcast, great stories told and many more that cant im sure.........
Thank you