The man was as mad as a hatter but I kind of miss him.
The man was as mad as a hatter but I kind of miss him.
And Derby before that.Probably the best british manager ever? what he did with forest was nothing short of a miracle.
Always thought he came across as a bit of a bully in that interview, although overall I did like the mad ****.
Yep.That was how he was. A total despot and arrogant. It was his way or the highway. Some of the stories on the way he treated players defy belief. He'd be cancelled and sacked these days and probably sued as well.
Always thought he came across as a bit of a bully in that interview, although overall I did like the mad ****.
Yep.
If we was alive now he'd be a reform MP.
I vaguely remember him as a youngster but I’ve learned more about him since. He was a flawed genius for me.
He was a big Labour supporter and champagne socialistProbably labour the way they're shaping up.
He was a big Labour supporter and champagne socialist
Taylor's role as Clough's assistant has been consistently under appreciated.Mad fucker
But struggled without Peter Taylor.
Yep.
If we was alive now he'd be a reform MP.
He was Labour through and through.Probably labour the way they're shaping up.
It wasn’t and he broke the british transfer record with Forest. Find him really interesting and some of the old stories about him are hilarious. He was also a right twat at times and would have needed to change dramatically now to last 5 minutes in the game.All geniuses are usually a bit crazy and eccentric. What he did at Derby and Forest was pretty remarkable. I was a kid watching football in those times and he was a huge character. He should have been the England manager but the stuffy suits of the fa would never entertain that.
Looking back now, although it was some achievement what he achieved with small town clubs like Forest and Derby, I don't think the gap between clubs was as big as it is now.
He was old labour.He was Labour through and through.