Brian Clough on British success in Europe

Brian Clough discusses success for British clubs in European competition during the 1960's & 1970's
(Part of the National Football Museum's 'Kicking & Screaming' project, sponsored by Sportech plc)

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[MrHockeygeek31]

love him!! interviewer is crap!

[drunkenmusicnights]

cloughie is god, shut it!!

[jmmypaddy]

@in2u2b well if you interview a great manager about football. you better make sure you have your facts right. this was also his later years where he was older and a bit less coherent. listen to an interview with him in the 70's. he was aticulate, honest and funny.

[reltonpelton]

@in2u2b because in his day he was a bloody genius and people had a lot of affection for him

[michaeljcalleja]

Celtic - 1967 Manchester United - 1968 Liverpool - 1977 Liverpool - 1978 Nottingham Forest - 1979 Nottingahm Forest - 1980 Liverpool - 1981 Aston Villa - 1982 Liverpool - 1984 ------------------------------­- Presuming that this interview took place in the mid-90s, this was the European Cup Winners' situation.

[RyanBhoy92]

@celtic4eva you have celtic in your name, and you dont know celtic won the european cup in 1967 lol glory hunting bastard

[in2u2b]

why did they give this clown so much air time? man utd didnt win the european cup?inventing english words nobody's ever heard of?being damn rude to the fella interviewing him/scratching and fiddling throughout the interview.obviously half pissed from the previous night. sounds like one of the old drunks in my local,you know the kind,those you see in the pub and you go and sit in the other corner to avoid talking to them!

[roryyyyyy]

that has to be the worst interviewer ever

[laurag360]

sex tips from Cloughie!! 3.22

[sternumagnum]

@Cashback13 He didn't dismiss Man United - he obviously misheard the reporter as saying that MU had won the European Cup twice. Clough was naturally quite proud that he had brought the European Cup twice to Britain and not with any of the big clubs either.