Clough v Revie 50 years on
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Clough v Revie 50 years on
For anyone that missed it on ITV X, the link to the documentary can be found here including my part in it #lufc #leedsunited
https://www.itv.com/watch/news/clough-v ... ew/4x9f51x
https://www.itv.com/watch/news/clough-v ... ew/4x9f51x
Re: Clough v Revie 50 years on
I remember it well, great live television.
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Re: Clough v Revie 50 years on
Although It pains to me say it Revie won that battle but overall Cloughie won the war. His partnership with Taylor was massive and they used a simple formula to beat the current crop of teams. I lived in Nottingham for many years and saw Nottingham Forest destroy anyone that dared to visit the City Ground. John Robertson was just unplayable back then.. On the later years I met Clough in the local paper shop which was run by his brother. The European Cup proudly displayed next to the sweet counter. Asked if I could pick the cup up for a Emlyn Hughes moment. something I will never forget. Whatever you think about Brian Clough, a big headed, self centred and in top one for the England job which he never was offered.. He was always a winner............
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Re: Clough v Revie 50 years on
Whatever he achieved for them he would never have achieved that at Leeds sorry.Musicman1965 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 13, 2024 6:41 pm Although It pains to me say it Revie won that battle but overall Cloughie won the war. His partnership with Taylor was massive and they used a simple formula to beat the current crop of teams. I lived in Nottingham for many years and saw Nottingham Forest destroy anyone that dared to visit the City Ground. John Robertson was just unplayable back then.. On the later years I met Clough in the local paper shop which was run by his brother. The European Cup proudly displayed next to the sweet counter. Asked if I could pick the cup up for a Emlyn Hughes moment. something I will never forget. Whatever you think about Brian Clough, a big headed, self centred and in top one for the England job which he never was offered.. He was always a winner............
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Clough needed Taylor like The Don needed Les ....
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