The 2 games this season at pride park i have been too, just a question on something i noticed, the first game when CC was in charge of us and jewal was in charge of them when i was in the stand the forest fans were signing '' cloughies red n white army'' for alot of the game and the last game when davies was in charge of us and cloughie jnr was in charge of them i did not here it once! was this for any reason or was it just one of those things?
the last two forest games at pride park?
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prenshaw124
Youth Team
it was sung once, but we didn't sing brian cloughs a football genius
tricky_tree1982
Viv Anderson
Can't you answer your own question? That would have given Derby fans the incentive to sing back - cloughies black and white army! It's not that hard really!
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winnits
Guest
Nobody ever felt comfortable singing for Calderwood, a shame really, but perhaps an indictment of how fragile his reign was from a fans perspective.
prenshaw124
Youth Team
hat to dissapoint you but i felt comfortable singing for calderwood, and i bet quite a few others did aswell!
Darth Pierre
Banned
Winnits I said:
I sang for calderwood.
Im yet to sing for davies
I rarely sing for a manager. However, as I've said once or twice on this forum, CC DID build the basis of a very good team. They need motivating to play ALL the game and to reach their potential.
Give CC some credit. I did think he had to go because he was attracting the stench of failure - there comes a time when no matter what you do, you seem to lose out. CC had reached that point although he regularly suffered from bizarre tactical failures..........
Give CC some credit. I did think he had to go because he was attracting the stench of failure - there comes a time when no matter what you do, you seem to lose out. CC had reached that point although he regularly suffered from bizarre tactical failures..........
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winnits
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prenshaw124 said:
It doesn't disappoint me, you misinterpret my comments - the fact that only on a handful of occasions I can recall a 'Calderwood's Red n White army' chant going up rather than a 'Brian Clough's Red n White army' is testament to the fact.
Personally I had no issue with the Calderwood version, I just didn't hear it very often.
sebs said:
Beat me to it.. :nowink: