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[LTLF] Derby’s Clough and Taylor statue

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It looks great – much better in person than the pictures I’ve seen online. I can’t help but have the impression that Clough looks a bit older than he should for his time at Derby, but just as at Middlesbrough and Nottingham the likeness is unmistakable. Peter Taylor stands beside him, and with their arms [...]Read the original post on Through the seasons before us



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Nipped over to prideless park toady must say it looks awsome.

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Also at Pride Park they have recreated the old entrance from the Baseball Ground which i thought was a nice touch of mixing the old with the new.
 
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think the actual statue looks good but don't really see the need for it to be put on a stand, that high in the air but looks good apart from that looking good
 
Forest could do one with the European Cup.

Hang on, stick at J25 on the BCW.
 
think the actual statue looks good but don't really see the need for it to be put on a stand, that high in the air but looks good apart from that looking good


Having visited & photographing the De*by effort , and passing ours yesterday in Nottingham , we all agreed that ours would have had a more imposing presence had it have been a lot higher than @ ground level !

But owts better than nowt.

Ours is better & 1st.
 
Boro's was first... our statue isn't at ground level, it's about 3 feet off the ground :)
 
Read about this and found out that a girl I was at school with for 7yrs is Peter Taylor's grand-daughter.
 
I expect the Derby statue is on a pedastal so that you can see it even when matchday crowds are passing by, where as the Nottingham city centre statue never gets so busy you can't get close-up.
 
I expect the Derby statue is on a pedastal so that you can see it even when matchday crowds are passing by, where as the Nottingham city centre statue never gets so busy you can't get close-up.

didn't think of that makes sense now
 
In fairness, there was barely a immovable crowd there for the unveiling which was immediately before a match, so I can't think it would ever get that crowded to require elevating that high.

Having said that the plinth arrangement is ace, it's just not my preference.
 
There is a massive hint of Morecambe and Wise to it, I'm not sure it was intentional - but for me it adds to the charm!
 
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