The story of Cloughie flooding the pitch at the Baseball Ground when he fell asleep in the stand is an all time classic

You were right to put me onto this one Chippers - brilliant. Really appreciate the way you get the greats from your era to open up! big fan and I am spreading the word.

The boss😊

I love Brian’s story about when he signed Archie Gemil so funny

I have watched the Mark Crossley video ten times today. it is soo fkin funny! "dogshit and broken glass, and Archie Gemmill running the line" - I mean come on!!!

I remember getting Brian's autograph at work in 1991 he was with the family he was clicking his fingers at the waitress she said you click your fingers at me one more time mr cloughand you will be serving yourself he appoigized and he laughed he shouted me over and he gave me his Autograph what a Legend he was I was in my early twenties I will always remember this

We would have won the World Cup with Brian Clough, some 3 pin suited Dick at the FA stopped us 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

I met Mark once, after a match, he was a fantastic player for Forest and a really nice guy but, for some reason, Beasant was preferred at the time. I really hoped Mark would get back in and think it’s such a shame he fell out of favour. Still a Forest favourite.

Kin Magic !

I will be truthful, Back in the eighties I went to most games at Anfield and loved it, but I must say although I respect Clough, whenever Liverpool played Forrest at Anfield, they played so negatively, I found watching them play any team, they where very Boring, I always left Anfield early against Forest, it was a waste of money watching them. As my mother used to say...They put years on you!

...very good, although Steve Hodge is the most, well only,"hated" ex Villa player of my generation (i'm 48) ...met Brian once in 1995, @ the card shop they had in West Bridgford when was up there @ Uni, he was standing nexf to the till worse for wear & Nigels brother was on the till & there was me a divvy Brummie laf buyomg a 80 odd p birthday card, for i guess a course mate, the only other petson in the shop, felt bit uncomfortable with it all, the till was right @ the back of th e shop which didn't help eitjer,& they sensed that too but even then he had a massive aurora about him... Worked @ the McDs on CasteleMarina whilst @ Uni & Brian Laws came through Drive Thru was just like an ordinary punter in an an average car with his family... Always had a soft spot for Forest, hope they stay up... 👍👍👍

You was good tho

These stories are the best

I have to say I have no interest in football, I am mortorbike racing man , but the Brian Clough stories are brilliant 😂😂😂❤ great interview ❤

Peter Shilton and Stan Collymore

Steve Hodge was an exceptional player

So funny - amazing stories 😂

No mention of the brown envelopes? 😂🤣😂🤣

The greatest achievement there has ever been was Nottingham Forest winning the European Cup . Nothing comes close to this .

Frank Clarke was class. The perfect replacement. They were very exciting times.

The Mark Crossley interview is absolute gold...

Hey listen .the Wimbledon stereo story is bullshit .listen to Minnie Jones on a podcast he did a few weeks ago

I was cloughies paper boy in Derby and had several interactions over the years. Most stories i wouldnt share here, but my prized possession is a photo of brian with my late mother holding the champions league trophy and the div 1, league cup and charity shield trophies on the table in front of them.

Clough was more than a football man, he was a philosifer.

Brian Clough is a class act. When I was a young lad I used to hang around old Trafford after the games trying to get autographs, this was around 1990. Bobby Charlton came out very disinterested . Mr Clough had seen this and came over to us chatting asking us if we enjoyed the game and signing our autograph books. I still have that autograph book now and Mr Clough has pride of place in there. Respect

great stuff

Just read book on holiday,really enjoyed 👍

Love stories about Clough and Jack Charlton who's loved in Ireland eternally

When football was fun. So sad Brian was unable to get help for his drinking problem, but probably no one brave enough to tell him he needed help.

Im a big notts fan, but my heart always will be with cloughie, the worlds a poorer place without him. Imagine him after dinner speaking!❤

Great bloke Mark Crossley, appeared on our video last week

Lovely stories, a real Legend of a man 😊

My uncle played for forest and he was banging goals in the reserves. One day he mustered up the courage and said to cloughy "any chance of getting in first team im scoring for fun". Clough said we'll sort something out for you. Few days later he says your off on loan to Hereford see how many score. He played about 5 games and didn't score a goal, think hereford were in division 4... came back from loan and cloughy says "how'd you get on then".😂😂

Sounds like a piss head all his days a man of his times I suppose

I have a soft spot for Forrest. Always wished them well even though i live nowhere Nottingham. I love listening about Clough and gang. I think I'll have to watch the documentary again "i believe in miracles". Even though I watched it the other week. Its such an incredible story.

Some bloke was walking his dog in Allestree on a sunday morning when a man rose from a ditch, it was brian clough.

Clough was the everyman's person. He was brilliant. Like Sir Bobby Robson said 'He's unique, there's no one like him ' ❤❤❤❤

Cloughie was the only player who refused to give me his autograph. I had gone to Leeds Road to watch Huddersfield Town play Sunderland and spotted him in the car park, alone, some distance from the main entrance. I nervously approached him with a smile but he rudely turned me down flat. To completely ruin my day he scored from his no9 position.

Very entertaining and great tributes.

If anyone here hasn’t listened to the Dean Saunders story about how Brian Clough signed him up then you’re missing a gem. I couldn’t breathe through laughing…cloughie was a comedy genius!!

Wow, love Mark Crossley. He seems to be a lovely, down to earth, genuine, gentle man. Was a good keeper too, did he get any England Caps? Now Young Man, his impressions are spot on.....why did Cloughie call him Shithouse?

I had Brian’s brother stay at my guesthouse he was a pure gentleman salt of the earth

Great stuff. Thanks for uploading.

Great stories about a great character. R.I.P. Cloughie ❤

The best Manager England never had

I remember when Steve Hodge came on as sub for Leeds and Chris Fairclough got sent off and he got subbed

Does a brilliant impression of cloughy lol Plus he comes across as a nice bloke, "Hey Shit-House" 😂🤣😂

Well done, well produced and directed!

Why he was appointed Leeds manager is beyond reason. He had slagged Revie and Leeds style of play for years. Then slagged the Leeds players on his first day at the club. Invited to put all their medals in the bin. Felt sorry for John O’Hare and John McGovern who went with him to Elland Road.

Criminal that he was never made England Manager, hence the reason why we have never won anything since 1966.