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R.I.P Brian Clough

6 years since that West Ham game ... where the f*** did that go.
 
GWM said:
6 Years today.
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“I want no epitaphs of profound history and all that type of thing. I contributed. I would hope they would say that, and I would hope somebody liked me”.

I liked you so much, Gaffer. God bless your memory.
 
Can't believe it's six years already! World is a much poorer place without him.
 
I suppose this thread isn't right without this song ...

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He apparently really didn't like that song.

Rest in peace.
 
The best manager ever and rest assured he will always be the best manager ever. RIP.
The words Great and legend are used way too often in this world. He was better than that...and I think he would agree :yes:
 
The word "Legend" is too easily use in modern football, but Mr Clough truly was an utter legend.

Best manager we've ever had, or probably will have.

"Rome wasn't built in a day - but I wasn't on that particular job!"
 
Crikey, didn't realise it was today. How time has flown.

There's no need to write anything fancy as that wasn't his style. Forever in our hearts, forever in our minds.

Rest in peace, Brian.
 
6 yrs on and no doubt still occupying gods favourite chair
 
He wasn't the best manager in the business.

But he was in the top 1.

Thanks, Brian, for making this little club famous throughout the world.
 
Thanks for the memories and the glory, like Flagman says you were the making of our modest football club, no matter where i work around the country i always see red dogs, all thanks to you Brian. Your sadly missed.
 
R.I.P Sir Brian.

I thought it would have had a little mention on the OS seeing as he was the most successful manager we have seen....strange, but then again this IS Forest we are talking about here.
 
6 years! I remember coming back from school and hearing the news but the end of that West Ham game was a fitting tribute

R.I.P Sir Brian Clough
 
Thanks for giving my Dad and Grandparents stories to tell me about our football club, stories that made me fall in love with Forest.

Thanks for giving us those 2 stars on our shirts. RIP Cloughie.
 
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