Cloughie was duped into this interview by the programme.
Look at both managers careers after this 'interview'
The slime ball Revie v The mens manager...
These days we have
King Kenneth v Sir Alex F
Alan Pardew v Chris Hughton
Alex MCleish v Martin ONeill Riveting stuff!
The manager Leeds have now is hugely respected. S Grayson. Forest S Cotterill is making his mark very slowly and Derby's Cloughie junior is also coming into hid own now.
Were Brian Clough and Don Revie 1960-70's Pep Guardiola and José Mourinho? If so, who was the then Guardiola and who was "the Mourinho" in that context?
Both of them were great managers, but Clough was a league ahead of Revie. What i'd have given to see some of the teams he created and the football he played.
No dirty play, no arguing with the ref, just honest players playing some of the best football people had seen at the time. Don of course could also do that, but Dirty Leeds had that name for a reason.
Regardless of that, how often is it that you see such an amazing debate between huge characters in the game like this on tv? Fantastic.
Really enjoyable video. Thanks! Interesting to read about Frank Gray. Cloughie was right about Mick Bates, who suffered with injuries until he was sold in 1976. Duncan McKenzie and John O'Hare were good signings also, judging by their later careers. Clough seems the brighter individual, but not necessarily the nicer guy.
Well its debateable, i would call PC, PR and spin doctoring all variations on the same theme, the theme is called lies. But in direct response to your point - PR and spin is what comes from public figures. The point i was making is that PC has destroyed how normal people interact with eachother.But i take your point...
for me best manager ever...an im a pool fan..him an shankly could have taken over the world:O..ur not dead brian ur spirit lives on..the fact im sayn it at 24 proves u did sumthing right...so hey briannn..hows gods seat feel?:P
fantastic man.... ( i'm italian, so i should not approciate english football, but i must admit that managers like brian clough change football definitely )
Don Revie says that Johhny Giles should have taken over the job instead of Clough because Giles "knew the players, knew the system, knew everything about Leeds" - but is that enough to make someone a good, winning manager? And why should Revie's successor carry on exactly the way Revie did things? This sounds more like Revie (understandably) keen to safeguard his legacy.
@sternumagnum - It's called continuity - It happened at Liverpool with Paisley after Shanks left,and you saw their benefit -In 1974 Leeds were a bigger European name and more feared than Liverpool were - The Backroom Staff & Boot Room was in place and had been established over the years,it just needed continuity - With the pedigree of players at that time at Leeds,no top class British player in "74 would have dreamed of turning them down (including the likes of Dalglish & Souness)
@steakandsid Don't get me wrong - I'm all for continuity, I know and admire the boot room legacy of LFC. I'm saying that being part of a club, as Giles and Dalglish were, is necessary to carry on a legacy but not enough to make someone a good, winning manager! The cases whereby ex-plyers or asst coaches took up the mantle in a club and failed are much more numerous than the success stories. I'd love to have seen Giles try b/c that 70s Leeds team was a wonder and Cloughie was not right for it.
...Im a Leicester City supporter so obviously Clough and Forest were always our nemesis....but I can tell you that we all had a fierce, secret admiration for him!...An absolute legend..an infectious character...compulsive viewing!
Clough didn't have much in common with Margaret Thatcher politically, but he shared that technique where he'd try and hypnotise you with his eyes whenever he said something. Here, he's trying to do it with all the Leeds fans. (Contrast it to his drinking period when you can see the stare loses its focus.)
What Clough went on to achieve compared to that twat Revie proves who the better manager was , Leeds had world class players but were just taught dirty tactics , My old man said Clarke n Jones were awsome but the 8 outfield players behind them were dirty kicking machines , the promise of a great side that will only be remembered for being dirty c!nts ! , CLOUGH was a legend and Revie and Bremner and Hunter/Gray especially were twats , from a Wolves fan !
Interesting whilst viewing this that Cloughie looks at the camera as if speaking to the country whilst Don Revie looks at Austin Mitchell. Two very distinctive personalities, but also two brilliant managers.
we loved ya brian clough you were the only football manager to knock out a football fan on the pitch 2wice haha thats the middlesbrough cumming out of him
Clough was known for fantastic achievements with two clubs. Revie had a fair amount of success with Leeds. And then he failed as England manager. Who's better?...
@rickothewhitto Spot the patten, Brian Clough and Peter Taylor enjoy success at Derby, Brain Clough and Peter Taylor separate with Clough going to Leeds and Taylor going to, Clough f*cks up at Leeds and is sacked after 44 days, he rejoins with Peter Taylor and enjoys huge success at Forest. Can you spot the patten, Clough was nothing but a loud mouth without Taylor, he had all the scouting and tactical talent. The people who really knew him like Keegan, his players ect hold him very highly.
@98raza20 btw fair amount of success? Don Revie's Leeds team was arguably second to none in Britain at the time, only Celtic could put up a decent argument look up Leeds 72' Merciless Showboating on youtube if you don't believe me. If the ref hadn't been bribed (which he later admited to taking money from Munich) Leeds would of won the European Cup.
@98raza20 clough was a great manager it never worked out at leeds as the plauyers hated him before he joined then he upset them when there so get he facts right ok.
@G1S1W The Damned Utd is wrong and has been sued for it "His book was outrageous. I'm portrayed as the scheming leprechaun. He had me in conversations with Clough that never happened. It made Clough out to be a wild man whereas he wasn't drinking then. I didn't get on with him but I found him highly intelligent. Peace said the novel was fiction based on fact, trouble is, people assume it's the official version. The movie was a misinterpretation of the misinterpretation that was the book!" Giles
@G1S1W does that sound like a man who hated Clough, Aye they didn't see eye to eye with Clough and rightly so, this was a man who berated them at every opportunity, calling them cheats and undeserving champions before, during and after managing Leeds. But they always respected him, and they never "bullied" him out of the job as it is shown in the fictional damned utd "I think Brian Clough was a genius, what he did at Notts Forest and what he did at Derby was great" Johnny Giles.
@G1S1W Spot on , spoilt brats who were to scared to try and play football the propper way and knew they could win jack sh!t without the cold dirty ways Revie bred into them !
@Oddjob1177 i'm g1s1w this is my other channel what part mate of leeds also played good attacking passing football did you not get, they won the ball by dirty then played great football when they had it
@keltis2001 True..the Clough/Revie argument is boring and done to death anyway, both brilliant managers in their own right with completely different styles.
@keltis2001 well for me Clough deserved to win that award more than he was credited! Everyody with half a brain can tell Clough did fantastic job at Forest n Derby
then....people looked upon Revie as a great manager and Clough as a man who fucked up Leeds...now...Revie as nothing and Clough as one of the greatest, if not the greatest manager of all time!!
@monstersocks72 It was Hodgson's fault that he was utterly useless as a manager, and had no big-time experience. For some reason, that same set of Liverpool players did really well with Dalglish. Hodgson pretty much fucked up with every decision he took - signings, team selection, and press conferences/interviews.
What a prick Revie was. P*ssed off to the England job but still felt he had the right to question Clough on how he should of run Leeds??? Jumped up bastard.
@MrBLFC he left because according to johny giles he didnt think he would have the heart to move the players on who were starting to age but had served him all those years
English Football will never witness a man like Brian Clough again !! true fact his most proud moment being when he made DCFC champions of England .. and not forgetting what he did for our neighbours in Red down the A52 .. R.I.P Brian Clough + Don Revie
See, this is how it should be. No Sky Sports News soundbites. No Talkshite. No FiveLive. No websites with snippets of comments. No scrolling text bar at the bottom of the screen. No Paul Merson staring at a fucking screen saying "Oh my gawd Jeff, he almost hit the pawwssst". One manager facing another manager. Straight fucking talk. Head to head. Debate between two heavyweights of the game.
Can you imagine them nowadays doing a show about the sacking of, for example, Luis Scholari from Chelsea & having Jose Mourinho as the other pundit???
Instead we have to listen to idiots like Andy Townsend & Ray Wilkins chatting shit....
Brian Clough was a genius and his departure from Leed Utd left them to face life in the wilderness for many many years. This was mainly down to player power and a weak boardroom. I bet there's many a Leeds fan thinking what could have been if only Brian Clough had been given the support he deserved. I'm sure he'd have created a Leeds Dynasty and made them an even bigger club than they are today.
@OWENJ2008 nope we call him a cunt and his wifes a slag when his former clubs (Forest and Derby) visit Elland Road and sing theres only one Don Revie. Clough probably could of created a Leeds dynasty but it isn't he wasn't supported, he made life hard for himself by a) berating and insulting the players...calling them "cheats" "they never won anything fairly" b) he insulted Revie infront of players when they considered revie to be like a father c) he won fuck all at leeds so he got sacked.
My mum had the pleasure of meeting him. Relatives lived next door to him in Derby and they were always popping round to visit. Mum says this is how she remembers him.
Clough cameltoe @38.
loxj 2 days ago
Yorkshire tele. Miss that channel.
MrPunkFever 1 week ago
Clough had the last laugh..........Revie's career ended in disgrace, Brian won back to back European Cups
Everyone remembers Clough.....its mostly just Leeds Utd fans who remember Revie
shyjames83 2 weeks ago
the damned united
182afrizal 3 weeks ago
Cloughie was duped into this interview by the programme.
Look at both managers careers after this 'interview'
The slime ball Revie v The mens manager...
These days we have
King Kenneth v Sir Alex F
Alan Pardew v Chris Hughton
Alex MCleish v Martin ONeill Riveting stuff!
The manager Leeds have now is hugely respected. S Grayson. Forest S Cotterill is making his mark very slowly and Derby's Cloughie junior is also coming into hid own now.
CalamityCameron 1 month ago
@CalamityCameron S.Grayson. He didnt last 2 long after your comment did he haha!
Warnock will save the day no doubt!
carl478 2 weeks ago
The best video on Youtube
lewiso1000 1 month ago
Were Brian Clough and Don Revie 1960-70's Pep Guardiola and José Mourinho? If so, who was the then Guardiola and who was "the Mourinho" in that context?
JohnR1917 1 month ago
Both of them were great managers, but Clough was a league ahead of Revie. What i'd have given to see some of the teams he created and the football he played.
No dirty play, no arguing with the ref, just honest players playing some of the best football people had seen at the time. Don of course could also do that, but Dirty Leeds had that name for a reason.
Regardless of that, how often is it that you see such an amazing debate between huge characters in the game like this on tv? Fantastic.
B8rkley 1 month ago
I am a bradford city fan, and even I can see that cluogh lost the reigns at leeds.
BmJGaming 2 months ago
This video is a good lesson of how to be candid and consistent on any debate. Thank you Brian.
TV1Totoya 2 months ago 4
Really enjoyable video. Thanks! Interesting to read about Frank Gray. Cloughie was right about Mick Bates, who suffered with injuries until he was sold in 1976. Duncan McKenzie and John O'Hare were good signings also, judging by their later careers. Clough seems the brighter individual, but not necessarily the nicer guy.
bachgammon1 2 months ago
brian clough was a very clever man! true legend!!!
monkeyboy0910 2 months ago
Gosh, i sooooo miss straight talking honest men.
Political correctness has destroyed everything and rendered modern people as parodies of real people.
sidvidkid 3 months ago
@sidvidkid It's not political correctness, it's public relations and spin. The two are very different.
MrHennessy30 2 months ago
@MrHennessy30
Well its debateable, i would call PC, PR and spin doctoring all variations on the same theme, the theme is called lies. But in direct response to your point - PR and spin is what comes from public figures. The point i was making is that PC has destroyed how normal people interact with eachother.But i take your point...
Interesting name you have
sidvidkid 2 months ago
Revie definitely took the high road in the interview.
CrazyWedz 3 months ago
Little Billy!! hahaha
chriswTRFC 3 months ago
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musiconair 3 months ago
Don Revie said that Frank Gray was 'potentially a World Class player'; Cloughie indicates that he doubts this.
Ironic really, that Cloughie then went on to sign Frank Gray for Notts Forest and win the European Cup.
lastpubrunner 3 months ago
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carbanob74 3 months ago
for me best manager ever...an im a pool fan..him an shankly could have taken over the world:O..ur not dead brian ur spirit lives on..the fact im sayn it at 24 proves u did sumthing right...so hey briannn..hows gods seat feel?:P
JohNNyBcOoL17 4 months ago
this video has no dislikes, that really says it all
HXfoyboy 4 months ago
@HXfoyboy in the last two weeks there has been one twat. Clough was a complete legend.
LASpurs 4 months ago
fantastic man.... ( i'm italian, so i should not approciate english football, but i must admit that managers like brian clough change football definitely )
Brodericks27 5 months ago
@Brodericks27 Why shouldn't you appreciate english football? Disliking other countries national teams I understand, but Clough was a league manager.
And by the way, all football is merely a slight mutation of English football.
icecool1065 4 months ago
@icecool1065 which itself is a mutation of what the romans used to do and so on..
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icecool1065 3 months ago
controversy like this was good back then, but now with people like tevez who are just money grabbing selfish mugs. it sucks.
maxavard 5 months ago
Don Revie says that Johhny Giles should have taken over the job instead of Clough because Giles "knew the players, knew the system, knew everything about Leeds" - but is that enough to make someone a good, winning manager? And why should Revie's successor carry on exactly the way Revie did things? This sounds more like Revie (understandably) keen to safeguard his legacy.
sternumagnum 5 months ago
@sternumagnum - It's called continuity - It happened at Liverpool with Paisley after Shanks left,and you saw their benefit -In 1974 Leeds were a bigger European name and more feared than Liverpool were - The Backroom Staff & Boot Room was in place and had been established over the years,it just needed continuity - With the pedigree of players at that time at Leeds,no top class British player in "74 would have dreamed of turning them down (including the likes of Dalglish & Souness)
steakandsid 4 months ago 2
@steakandsid paisley was already assistant so doesnt compare. Giles was simply a player
TeamOfThe80s 2 months ago
@TeamOfThe80s So What was Dalglish then before he took over Liverpool and continued their run of success ?
steakandsid 2 months ago
@steakandsid fair point.
TeamOfThe80s 2 months ago
@steakandsid Don't get me wrong - I'm all for continuity, I know and admire the boot room legacy of LFC. I'm saying that being part of a club, as Giles and Dalglish were, is necessary to carry on a legacy but not enough to make someone a good, winning manager! The cases whereby ex-plyers or asst coaches took up the mantle in a club and failed are much more numerous than the success stories. I'd love to have seen Giles try b/c that 70s Leeds team was a wonder and Cloughie was not right for it.
sternumagnum 2 months ago
@sternumagnum Worked for Bob Paisley at Liverpool when he succeeded Shankley.
WatchVenusSpa 2 months ago
fuck off REV|E!
EpicEdwardPalmos 5 months ago
...Im a Leicester City supporter so obviously Clough and Forest were always our nemesis....but I can tell you that we all had a fierce, secret admiration for him!...An absolute legend..an infectious character...compulsive viewing!
nealtracy 5 months ago
Can you imagine this kind of open and frank discussion on the box today ? Not on your nelly.
dirkbogarde44 5 months ago
Clough didn't have much in common with Margaret Thatcher politically, but he shared that technique where he'd try and hypnotise you with his eyes whenever he said something. Here, he's trying to do it with all the Leeds fans. (Contrast it to his drinking period when you can see the stare loses its focus.)
kisbie 5 months ago
CLOUGH THE KING
bpraag 5 months ago
What Clough went on to achieve compared to that twat Revie proves who the better manager was , Leeds had world class players but were just taught dirty tactics , My old man said Clarke n Jones were awsome but the 8 outfield players behind them were dirty kicking machines , the promise of a great side that will only be remembered for being dirty c!nts ! , CLOUGH was a legend and Revie and Bremner and Hunter/Gray especially were twats , from a Wolves fan !
Oddjob1177 5 months ago
Interesting whilst viewing this that Cloughie looks at the camera as if speaking to the country whilst Don Revie looks at Austin Mitchell. Two very distinctive personalities, but also two brilliant managers.
Blizdegs 5 months ago
Wow people were calling half decent players world class back in the seventies. Gotta love Clough.
omarfrancis 5 months ago
we loved ya brian clough you were the only football manager to knock out a football fan on the pitch 2wice haha thats the middlesbrough cumming out of him
GAME AS FUCK
MultiPlayaaa 5 months ago
this interviewer who cut his hair, clough a true football legend, wenger is very much the same
vincents777 6 months ago
Clough was known for fantastic achievements with two clubs. Revie had a fair amount of success with Leeds. And then he failed as England manager. Who's better?...
rickothewhitto 6 months ago
@rickothewhitto Spot the patten, Brian Clough and Peter Taylor enjoy success at Derby, Brain Clough and Peter Taylor separate with Clough going to Leeds and Taylor going to, Clough f*cks up at Leeds and is sacked after 44 days, he rejoins with Peter Taylor and enjoys huge success at Forest. Can you spot the patten, Clough was nothing but a loud mouth without Taylor, he had all the scouting and tactical talent. The people who really knew him like Keegan, his players ect hold him very highly.
98raza20 6 months ago
@98raza20 btw fair amount of success? Don Revie's Leeds team was arguably second to none in Britain at the time, only Celtic could put up a decent argument look up Leeds 72' Merciless Showboating on youtube if you don't believe me. If the ref hadn't been bribed (which he later admited to taking money from Munich) Leeds would of won the European Cup.
98raza20 6 months ago
@98raza20 clough was a great manager it never worked out at leeds as the plauyers hated him before he joined then he upset them when there so get he facts right ok.
G1S1W 6 months ago
@G1S1W The Damned Utd is wrong and has been sued for it "His book was outrageous. I'm portrayed as the scheming leprechaun. He had me in conversations with Clough that never happened. It made Clough out to be a wild man whereas he wasn't drinking then. I didn't get on with him but I found him highly intelligent. Peace said the novel was fiction based on fact, trouble is, people assume it's the official version. The movie was a misinterpretation of the misinterpretation that was the book!" Giles
98raza20 6 months ago
@G1S1W does that sound like a man who hated Clough, Aye they didn't see eye to eye with Clough and rightly so, this was a man who berated them at every opportunity, calling them cheats and undeserving champions before, during and after managing Leeds. But they always respected him, and they never "bullied" him out of the job as it is shown in the fictional damned utd "I think Brian Clough was a genius, what he did at Notts Forest and what he did at Derby was great" Johnny Giles.
98raza20 6 months ago
@98raza20 yea but thery never liked him if you read giles book he said most of the team never wanted to play for clough
G1S1W 6 months ago
@G1S1W Spot on , spoilt brats who were to scared to try and play football the propper way and knew they could win jack sh!t without the cold dirty ways Revie bred into them !
Oddjob1177 5 months ago
@Oddjob1177 thats a myth leeds also played great football but had a dirty side to
G1S1W 5 months ago
@Oddjob1177 i'm g1s1w this is my other channel what part mate of leeds also played good attacking passing football did you not get, they won the ball by dirty then played great football when they had it
thetoon99 5 months ago
@Oddjob1177 giles and bremner were great players to did your old man not say that
thetoon99 5 months ago
LEGEND!
TheWilbury7 6 months ago
Brian Clough manager for 28 years English Manager of the Year once,
Don Revie manager for 13 years English Manager of the Year Thrice
keltis2001 6 months ago
@keltis2001 Brian Clough - European Cups 2
Don Revie - European Cups bit fat zero zilchy!
jord8609 6 months ago
@jord8609
How much would have done without Taylor? Or better yet how much he done without Taylor?
keltis2001 6 months ago
@keltis2001 True..the Clough/Revie argument is boring and done to death anyway, both brilliant managers in their own right with completely different styles.
jord8609 6 months ago
@keltis2001 haha so you judge on manager of the year awards the small clubs don't tend to get the awards look at what clough did
G1S1W 6 months ago
@G1S1W Big managers get the awards HAHAHA
keltis2001 6 months ago
@keltis2001 well for me Clough deserved to win that award more than he was credited! Everyody with half a brain can tell Clough did fantastic job at Forest n Derby
TheHungryTrollRawr 5 months ago
i'd love to see more stuff like this at 9pm instead of a documentary about midget smackheads...
madcapoperator 6 months ago
thumbs up if you came here after reading goal(dot)com's article
aliakberza 7 months ago
clough was a legend.
blade0954 7 months ago
then....people looked upon Revie as a great manager and Clough as a man who fucked up Leeds...now...Revie as nothing and Clough as one of the greatest, if not the greatest manager of all time!!
bpac999 7 months ago
He just have winned 2 Europ Cups after that ... He ... has his statue ...
kanaansihill 8 months ago in playlist Clough Revie Interview
Wasn't Clough's fault the Leeds players were all stubborn dick heads, just like the Liverpool players with Hodgson when he first took over
monstersocks72 8 months ago
@monstersocks72 It was Hodgson's fault that he was utterly useless as a manager, and had no big-time experience. For some reason, that same set of Liverpool players did really well with Dalglish. Hodgson pretty much fucked up with every decision he took - signings, team selection, and press conferences/interviews.
jp2007ms 6 months ago
I'd love to see Ferguson and Wenger have a discussion like this
rsu4ever 8 months ago
@rsu4ever Or better yet, Ferguson and Kevin Keegan!
WatchVenusSpa 2 months ago
Fuck don revie man DICK!.. a clough all the way!
deeno18786 8 months ago
he didn't get the support of the leeds players in fairness
Chaosxandxmystery 8 months ago
What a prick Revie was. P*ssed off to the England job but still felt he had the right to question Clough on how he should of run Leeds??? Jumped up bastard.
beats8 8 months ago
Revie is the more likeable man
r4h4al 8 months ago
@r4h4al i couldnt disagree more, Clough was a character n a winner! True legend.
TheHungryTrollRawr 5 months ago
grande brian lo hai distrutto,go forest leeds in the hell
1989zaffos 8 months ago
@1989zaffos fuck off
wozwozzer 8 months ago
Clough! What a legend!
JoeWoodland3 9 months ago
Revie's talking about Leeds like a family or whatever, so why the fuck did he leave then?
MrBLFC 9 months ago
@MrBLFC because he got offered the England job
danrawley1 9 months ago
@danrawley1 yes i know, but if he liked it so much at Leeds (God knows why) then why leave.
MrBLFC 9 months ago
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@MrBLFC because he got offered the England job. end of story.
3456arsenal 8 months ago
@MrBLFC he left because according to johny giles he didnt think he would have the heart to move the players on who were starting to age but had served him all those years
wozwozzer 8 months ago
@wozwozzer not a very good manager then.
MrBLFC 8 months ago
@MrBLFC just get a life pal...
wozwozzer 8 months ago
@wozwozzer why does don revie being a shit manager mean i have no life? moron.
MrBLFC 8 months ago
@wozwozzer come on lad just get a grip if it means that much il even join in with you and say don revie wasnt a good manager
wozwozzer 8 months ago
English Football will never witness a man like Brian Clough again !! true fact his most proud moment being when he made DCFC champions of England .. and not forgetting what he did for our neighbours in Red down the A52 .. R.I.P Brian Clough + Don Revie
NEDDYALTON 9 months ago 2
revie comes off well here, sounds like a solid bloke
LDNyouKNOWit 9 months ago
"best english manager to never manage england" apart from Bob Paisley
browser719 9 months ago
@browser719 Bob Paisley is Scottish,
Wybo43 8 months ago
@Wybo43 bob paisley wasnt scottish, hes from hetton le hole in sunderland. bill shankley was scottish
browser719 8 months ago
@Wybo43
paisley was from the north east of england.. get it right will ya
livpoolmad 8 months ago
best ever in the game ,,we would have ad him at birmingham anyday forest best footballing side i ever saw
mrhitmanisback 9 months ago
Oi, Revie. 1970 Cup Final, ave it
MrOMGees 9 months ago
Clough>Revie
CapitalBhoy78 9 months ago 11
See, this is how it should be. No Sky Sports News soundbites. No Talkshite. No FiveLive. No websites with snippets of comments. No scrolling text bar at the bottom of the screen. No Paul Merson staring at a fucking screen saying "Oh my gawd Jeff, he almost hit the pawwssst". One manager facing another manager. Straight fucking talk. Head to head. Debate between two heavyweights of the game.
DarthCipient 9 months ago 7
Two legends, you can tell they had a great mutual respect for each other even if they didn't necessarily like each other.
dan2009 9 months ago
Donald Revie the worst England manager on record.
Even Steven 'smiler' mac the marrow couldn't match his FA arse licking crap on the field of play.
Mr Clough however is and always will be a true great of football management.
No one has matched his back to back European cups (champs league as it is now known) and tbh they never will. Brian Clough Legend.
ILiveOnMyBoat 10 months ago 2
glad this got uploaded i tried to myself once
thetoon99 10 months ago
Football TV was sick back in the day.....
Can you imagine them nowadays doing a show about the sacking of, for example, Luis Scholari from Chelsea & having Jose Mourinho as the other pundit???
Instead we have to listen to idiots like Andy Townsend & Ray Wilkins chatting shit....
supahdupahguy81 10 months ago 2
Brian Clough was a genius and his departure from Leed Utd left them to face life in the wilderness for many many years. This was mainly down to player power and a weak boardroom. I bet there's many a Leeds fan thinking what could have been if only Brian Clough had been given the support he deserved. I'm sure he'd have created a Leeds Dynasty and made them an even bigger club than they are today.
OWENJ2008 11 months ago
@OWENJ2008 nope we call him a cunt and his wifes a slag when his former clubs (Forest and Derby) visit Elland Road and sing theres only one Don Revie. Clough probably could of created a Leeds dynasty but it isn't he wasn't supported, he made life hard for himself by a) berating and insulting the players...calling them "cheats" "they never won anything fairly" b) he insulted Revie infront of players when they considered revie to be like a father c) he won fuck all at leeds so he got sacked.
98raza20 11 months ago
why did they get revie in? to make him look good? seems like bullying!!! haha.
maximmixam 11 months ago
Yeah...good move Leeds! You showed fantastic judgment...afterall Clough did nothing after this ......LOL
xpat73 11 months ago 51
@xpat73 LOL. Right on, mate. And Leeds maintained their status as a football powerhouse after sacking Clough (even more LOL). :-)
ChrJahnsen 9 months ago
@ChrJahnsen And Clough won two European Cups while Leeds didn't win any. LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL !!
markushollywood 9 months ago 10
@xpat73 2 european cups?, shows what you know lmfao.
Judeismint 8 months ago
In what way are Leeds United Britain's most successful team?
RocketDan 11 months ago
@RocketDan they had been dominant domestically for some years at this point
TheNikzaw 11 months ago
@RocketDan
Because they were at the time...
yourdeaths 11 months ago
Brian I mean :L
rickothewhitto 1 year ago
My mum had the pleasure of meeting him. Relatives lived next door to him in Derby and they were always popping round to visit. Mum says this is how she remembers him.
rickothewhitto 1 year ago
Clough was such a fox back then! lmao.
leholmes19 1 year ago
I love the Cloughie cheeky smile at 3:42, He was such a fantastic man and will never be forgotten.
spartac7 1 year ago 46
This is great! Thanks!
TheDutchHippie 1 year ago 2