clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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Brian Clough has died...
Being reported by Sky and Talksport
Would loved to have seen him manage England..
Being reported by Sky and Talksport
Would loved to have seen him manage England..
Brian Clough has Died
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B.M.F
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Rest In Peace Brian. you were a true legend. My thoughts are with your family 
Strike
Sussex Border Front
Sad I am shocked.
RIP Clough, the best Enghlish manager never to have managed England.
RIP Clough, the best Enghlish manager never to have managed England.
Ex_albion GOD, never a dull moment when he was boss.
RIP Cloughie
RIP Cloughie
Set of Tracksuits
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A true football legend.
RIP Cloughie.
RIP Cloughie.
FG aka FOOTBALL GENIUS
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- Oct 5, 2003
- 322
R. I. P the Great BRIAN CLOUGH
read his autobiography very good read recommend it.
see his son's team Burton Albion beat Crawley 1-0 on Sat, he has sum living up to to do, Brian was a great Manager one of the best of all time among the great Sir Bobby Robsons of this world and a superb charracter. Was a pleasure to have him Manage the Great BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION FOOTBALL CLUB, i trust our next game the players will be wearing the armbands in utter respect for this legend among legends a true genius, great guy, the one that got away from the Enmgland job how sadly the country missed him we mightve won another World Cup had he been in charge, shame.
R.I.P. BRIAN CLOUGH
PS anyone know did he ever get a MBE or alike? if not he shouldve and if he hasnt can he still qualify now he's dead anyone know?
read his autobiography very good read recommend it.
see his son's team Burton Albion beat Crawley 1-0 on Sat, he has sum living up to to do, Brian was a great Manager one of the best of all time among the great Sir Bobby Robsons of this world and a superb charracter. Was a pleasure to have him Manage the Great BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION FOOTBALL CLUB, i trust our next game the players will be wearing the armbands in utter respect for this legend among legends a true genius, great guy, the one that got away from the Enmgland job how sadly the country missed him we mightve won another World Cup had he been in charge, shame.
R.I.P. BRIAN CLOUGH
PS anyone know did he ever get a MBE or alike? if not he shouldve and if he hasnt can he still qualify now he's dead anyone know?
TrevorDove
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That's terrible news. RIP Brian Clough, one of the games true characters and legends.
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readingstockport
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RIP old chap.
eastlondonseagull
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Only 69, too. Never looked good after that liver op. Good man.
The Great Cornholio
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FG aka FOOTBALL GENIUS said:
OBE - he said it meant Ol' Big Ead
Cadiz Seagull
Grey bearded old man
He wasn't at the Albion for long but he started the ball rolling. Up till then we were a nothing club; when he arrived he made a difference and there was always something happening after that.
As for managing England I don't think so. The blazers would have never stood for it, and anyway his real skill was getting average players to perform above their normal level. He could motivate people to produce a standard of football they'd never played before or since.
RIP Cloughie, when they made you they broke the mould
As for managing England I don't think so. The blazers would have never stood for it, and anyway his real skill was getting average players to perform above their normal level. He could motivate people to produce a standard of football they'd never played before or since.
RIP Cloughie, when they made you they broke the mould
kevinsmith
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R.I.P
Sad day for footy fans everywhere
Sad day for footy fans everywhere
On the Left Wing
KIT NAPIER
Sadly gone .... in a strange way Brian was responsible for the Albion's greatest times, because without him we would never have had the Peter Taylor / Alan Mullery years.
RIP Brian
RIP Brian
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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
How very sad. One of the few true characters left in the game. He was always top entertainment, and his post-match interviews always made for compulsive viewing.
RIP Brian, you will be missed.
RIP Brian, you will be missed.
perth seagull
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 5,487
Very sad news. Cloughie lived long enough just to see his unbeaten record, in which he said that he was prouder of than his two European Cups with Nottingham Forest, get beaten by Arsenal recently. A true legend of the sport. 
