Barbara Clough talks about Brian Clough

Barbara talks about the great manager

[@Tom-nt9dz]

Barbara was definitely Cloughies best signing

[@natureisallpowerful]

Yes she was definitely his manager.

[@soulsaproductions2024]

This lady is absolutely class. Brian Clough often talked about her. A lot of football fans from that era are quick to attribute his success to his partnership with Peter Taylor. She must have been the real driving force behind Brian Clough’s achievements.

[@cheekygeeks6662]

Sure. Not the man himself but a woman who never discussed football with him. Come back down to Earth

[@flyboy2880]

That lady is pure class, great post.

[@Brownalebelly]

You can tell she still loves him. Wonderful to see and hear. Thank you for posting this.

[@wessexTim]

Brian was first and foremost a family man. His family always came first,never cheated on his wife,and had his kids in the dugout with him.....that is more to his credit than all the honours he received in the game....

[@steffjacey6484]

What a lovely woman x

[@rednutbrian]

Agreed. Very likeable.

[@richardohalloran1513]

A maverick years ahead even now they haven't caught up wiv his ways I'm a Liverpool fan but he was something else...god bless him x

[@horseracingtipsno1657]

Yeh what a man legend

[@Ed30675]

I echo your comment in every word... Which means I too am a red...

[@chrisstevens2706]

You can't help but admire her for her loyalty towards,and admiration for her husband. Before that interview with Barbara ,I had never met Brian. I have now.Thankyou

[@brynteelingtheriverthieves3266]

Loved that. You can see the love and the loss she is feeling

[@davidsphere]

What a lovely lady. I am from Derby.Went to University in the "Boro" and lived behind Rea´s Ice Cream Parlour, just across the road from Albert Park. Even met people who played football with Brian and "his ball" on Albert Park.

[@Grandmastergav86]

He was a legend, she seems like a lovely lady.

[@paulsimpson1423]

I once got chatting to a lady, and was very impressed with her friendliness and knowledge of football. Years later, I realised that the lady in question, was actually Mrs Clough. Still remember the conversation to this day.

[@Paulco67]

Brian Clough was an exceptional person . As a Liverpool fan , he drove me nuts but wow, what a manager.

[@ณภัทรสุขแสง]

What a great interview, Barbara obviously very proud of Brian's achievements in the game. Interesting also to learn of the different facets of his life. A good man, a great manager and still very much missed. Amazed at his friendship with Boycott bearing in mind the great gulf between them politically. Thanks so much for this video.

[@donaldmackillop6736]

...what a beautiful woman....deep love and respect.

[@pumagutten]

Barbara has been dead for 8 and a half years. Too bad I didn't get to meet her and Brian when they were alive. She sounded like a lovely Middlesbrough lass for the kid from 11 Valley Road. Respect from a Norwegian Boro fan!

[@amirkharkowa1196]

Brian Clough- English football s best ever manager. There never be another !

[@britturk123]

Class class and class again, what an eloquent wonderful life partner for the very very lucky ol big head, Mr Brian Clough, . R.I.P Barbara Clough and Brian Clough hopefully together laughing and dancing amongst the stars.

[@martinkehoe4034]

What a lovely lady. RIP Both of you. Greatest manager of his time.

[@66kevsmith]

what a lovely lady brian once said she was the boss

[@lisawilliams5281]

Thank you. A lovely interview.

[@davidlatham7589]

nigel - you were a super player for me and man city - behind the number 9 -- of the ilk of Ali Bernarbia - so lucky to have you at that time, have a good christmas you were a pleasure to support x

[@strictlycasual765]

She’s a pure gem it’s endearing to be posting this from a few hundred yards to where she grew up, so easy to see why ‘the most arrogant narcissistic big headed man at the time’ was head over heels with her Gentleman and a scholar as they say

[@Paulco67]

Wow, a Chris Rea story in there. What a great singer he is.

[@heerweegewhammers9356]

I was flicking through Utube and stumbled on this.........amazing....

[@bobuk161]

in the hall of greats....from a liverpool fan.

[@BillyBronco73]

Brian Clough's achievements with Peter Taylor at Derby and Nottingham Forest were remarkable.

[@petergarrett3295]

What a super family love them

[@davidkavanagh8175]

How could you compare a lady like her to the wags of today? ,this is surely the manner you are supposed to conduct yourself.

[@Kikuszko723]

Well , watching this interview WAGs haven’t crossed my mind for a second. Let’s don’t put Bimbos alongside with quality and classy lady like☝️

[@johnhickton7944]

Barbara Clough what a lady! This is how we used to make real women in England. She puts the modern day women's movement brigade to shame. She is highly articulate, intelligent and talks common sense. It is because we no longer have women like this that we have so many social problems. She is the perfect wife for any husband. You can imagine she ruled the home.

[@shanekelley7682]

I'm lucky enough to have a wife like this, Independent of thought and tells me when I need to keep my mouth shut etc

[@avrilrichardson972]

Behind every great man there's a great woman.

[@jdb85]

rest in peace lovely lady x from a cov city f.c / Brian clough fan ..... ''I won't call you shithouse in front of barbara'' ... rip Brian & Barbara

[@DMakMusic]

Remarkable video, it's hard to believe this lady was married to such an unusual man. Very nice to watch.

[@dancespav]

Maybe she's the unusual one. But I get the sentiment. I think most men these days are unusual...not speaking their mind, toeing the line, saying what we think people want to hear. There's nothing unusual about a man of Clough ilk who says it how it is and is mischievous with it.

[@scroolewse7733]

Lot to be said for women from that era.....absolute class...in one word...'ladylike' Not like the foul mouthed chavvy bints you get since the 90s they act more like men than women.....I'm sorry to say I've got one as a missus....

[@michaelrickard9890]

And they walk like rugby players. Effeminate manners are a thing of the past, sadly. It was a time of skirts and dresses and not the jock straps, metaphorically speaking of today's generation. Hardly harsh. A euphemism really.

[@anthonybardsley4985]

Absolute lovely lady.

[@william_marshal]

Brian Clough's legacy was taking an also-ran second division team to European champions in three years, never been done before or since. He then did it again one year later to prove it was no fluke. Notts. Forest are still to this day, the smallest club, which have ever won the European cup. Until somebody repeats that Cloughie has a special place in the hearts of all football fans.

[@alereatoalereato6936]

te reason why English football has suffered so much is because the FA never had the balls to appoint hi England manager

[@danw1374]

The FA were terrified of Brian clough lol He even said himself "I'd have taken over the place lock stock & barrel"

[@michaelrickard9890]

Absolutely, just an exceptional man and manager... Robby Robertson, Keane?...

[@natureisallpowerful]

Barbra is a boro girl and at heart.

[@steffanhoffmann8937]

Greatest ever working on a budget!

[@npc3po301]

You can tell by her engagement in the subject that he was never a bore about football at home

[@LoscoeLad]

lovely folks, much missed x

[@scottnewbegin4248]

What a beautiful lady - Very interesting to listen too.

[@ski8615]

Respect too mrs clough ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽

[@johnclark1073]

England would definitely have won a trophy under Clough. Leeds sacked him after 44 days then looked what happened at Forest. First division champions. Two European cups and three League cups. You missed out big time Leeds. Only Sir Alex came close to the GREAT man.

[@richardohalloran1513]

And Bob Paisley!!!!

[@johnclark1073]

Richard O'halloran In my opinion Paisley comes in third place equal with Don Revie behind Fergie and Cloughy.

[@timmyhamilton56]

With Clough's abrasive approach at Leeds he later admitted he should have done things in a different way.Leeds didn't miss out at all because it never worked and sadly that was down to Brian himself.Talking about getting peoples backs up !

[@andrewwright4195]

John Clark Bob Paisley is the best he won 6 league titles and 3 European cups and uera cup in 7 years sir Alex Ferguson had 13 titles league titles and 2 champion leagues in 25 years he not even close he is 3rd after Clough

[@dermot51]

Ron Greenwood, jesus fucking wept

[@paulmichaelgraymusic]

Boro legend. Old school. What a bloke #UTB

[@amirkharkowa1196]

Wow! Chris rea s folks bar. Nice !

[@tarquin4592]

The kind of woman who I like talking about the man's game if you get my drift.

[@brianhiggins3090]

This man would have taken England to another World Cup win and European glory too, the only reason the FA didn't appoint him as manager of the national team, he would never ever been a yes man. The greatest manager England never had.

[@darrenkevin8166]

I bet Barbara's pots and pans could tell a few stories....

[@colly1872]

I believe in miracles

[@liamfeely]

Typical Aries such nonsense starsigns

[@joejones5101]

Brian Clough was pure magic. He win the league, losing only 3 games. Don Revie did it loosing 4. Brian did it better.

[@davidmorrissey5075]

Brian and Barbara. RIP

[@getthoseskills4451]

She seems lovely

[@amandaclaire8229]

Lovely lovely lady, the whole family are wonderful kind people.

[@davemartin6666]

Remember asking Nigel for a photograph with my eldest two children after a charity match at Glapwell my Daughter was quite shy Nigel realised this and immediately gained her trust simply saying come along Angel love this family Rip Brian and Barbara ❤️❤️❤️

[@TheLastOilMan]

Please address this lady and her husband as dame and sir Brian Clough. There needs to be a peasants acknowledgment of this couple .

[@michaelangelo4223]

The Greatest Manager England never had!

[@lennon6683]

Lovely, perfect example of a north easterner. Would of loved to of got to meet Brian and Barbara. I bet he could give you a lift when feeling down.

[@andreaneilcmc]

Can't disagree with a word she said!!

[@paulrailton2221]

An intriguing man who had a lovely wife.

[@johnsullivan2652]

Delightful a very engaging lady

[@davidcoleman157]

Lovely lady.

[@patrickohare1681]

What a great lady

[@shaunmartin6767]

Total character the best England manager never to of managed England, I wonder how he'd deal with some of the egotistical look at me player's now? Ask mark crossley he will tell you?

[@robertlangley1664]

What a lady ,Brian was a lucky man and most supporters miss Brian

[@strictlycasual765]

If my Barnard calls that number, cos the light bulbs gone out, you’re not fucking coming are you…… By the way skipper (Stuart Pearce) , Barbara’s irons fucked…… fix it or you’re not playing Saturday If you know you know

[@gullsrus]

Lovely lady. Lovely to hear her story of Brian.

[@strictlycasual765]

I was behind the desk in the university library when he was given a honorary degree not long before he died, you could see he was the great man everyone loved, bur he was old, frail; poorly……. His voice still echoed and how he greeted the staff was just standard to him, second nature hut the ladies he chatted with won’t ever forget the moment like it was yesterday such was his presence

[@johnlowdon5809]

So sweet .

[@TheLastOilMan]

Lovely lady she bought into an icon of “right”

[@Defglb71]

True love is timeless.