Brian Clough His Last Home Game 1993

Brian Cloughs last home game v Sheffield United in 1993.

[@Bladesman1207]

I was there on that day as an opposition fan.The Blades fans were absolutely brilliant in their appreciation of Cloughie.When you talk about legends of the game Brian Clough gets a seat at the top table.A truly remarkable man who was much loved by folk in the football world and the world in general.

[@antonyosborne5892]

As a Sheffield Utd supporter can I add that Brian Clough was an absolute legend, there will never be anyone like him again. I was there that day, final 10-15 minutes we were 2-0 up and the United fans just started singing for him, "One Brian Clough", "Cloughie for England" etc. When he turned to us and gave us the thumbs up it was magical. He has left a legacy all of his own. RIP Mr Clough.

[@airlegend82]

The moment that fan gives him the roses was absolute quality.what a gent.what a character.what a legend. R.I.P still cloughie

[@neilharrison6230]

Incredibly emotional piece of footage ... Especially where Barry Davies says to Cloughie ... 'It's been a pleasure knowing you Sir' ... (Oh & how to say goodbye to a legend - take heed Leicester City ... #Claudio ) ...

[@jontate8657]

mr clough's reaction said it all

[@juliangiulio3147]

Barry Davies is very good - always individually-honest, free, insightful (not a 'safe' BBC man :) )

[@circle2867]

claudio and this is not comparable.

[@tonybutler8811]

Met Brian a few years ago on holiday in Majorca we was very pleasant and polite to speed to, and as I’m a Wolves fan we spoke on the league cup final were Wolves won 1-0 and he was very respectful to the Wolves team that played them that day. He spoke to my wife and daughter and three years or so later he was at Wolves on a speaking assignment and he remembered my daughters name from the holiday. I was impressed with him for that. RIP Brian and best wishes to your family.

[@paulr7463]

I met the great man as a 10 year old outside of the city ground one Saturday lunch time. I was with my mum and he pulled up in his Mercedes. He saw my look of astonishment so he came over and gave us both a hug and spent a few minutes with us. The greatest manager ever. Rest in peace Brian and thankyou

[@TheAlistairDick]

One of the saddest things ever. We'll never see his like again

[@johndublyoo8675]

I met Cloughie when I was a 13yr old lad just before he got the knee injury which ultimately finished his playing days, he was my idol. I was really sad when he got that injury, I was even more sad when he retired from management but I cried the day he passed away. R.I.P. Mr. Clough.

[@unidentifiablesmurf7963]

SEE ARSENAL, this is how you send off a legendary manager who had a bad end to his run 🙌🏻 Forest fans after being RELEGATED to the championship under Brian Clough: One bad season doesn’t make him a bad manager Arsenal fans after coming 6th with no silverware: WE WANT WENGER OUT. Not an Arsenal, Spurs or Forest fan but it disgusts me to see legends of the game being miss treated by their own supporters. YES for *both* of them their time was up but that shouldn’t paper over what legends they have became, their individual and collective achievements and the irreplaceable legacy they left behind.

[@festavision]

Dont tarnish Arsenal fans with all the same brush. I was never against Wenger and we done a brilliant sendoff for him for his last game at the emirates. Dont be so stereotypical.

[@jamesfzj2495]

@@terryspencer4137 I think the AFTV was the main catalyst of Wenger Out , but I think It's because Ferguson timed his retirement well , people probably thought Wenger is trying the same

[@tsmay4598]

Arsenal is a football company, not a football club.

[@adamwood692]

The reason managers get treated like that nowadays, is because 80% of the premiership fans/supporters haven’t got a clue about football and they’ve never played the fucking game

[@icydsting6037]

The same happened with Forest fans too, the fans say in this video that they don't know why others are calling for his head, which is what happened with Wenger too. In another 10-20 years time the videos of wenger leaving will be like this one of clough leaving (with adoring fans and a happy stadium) the critics videos and comment will be lost in history and only found if purposely searching for them.

[@kevinreay1510]

Great footage. I particularly enjoyed the goodbye from Barry Davies, what an absolute gentleman he was. I still miss Cloughie. I've got my own Cloughie story which I'll share here. 1978 and forest were on that 40 game unbeaten run. They came to Newcastle on a Wednesday night and beat us 2-0. The place was absolutely rammed despite a claimed attendance of around 40,000 (I'm sure the directors fiddled the gate figures back then at most clubs.) We were stood in the old Leazes End at Newcastle and they were giving Cloughie a bit of stick, chanting "Brian Clough is a puff" over and over. It was pretty loud, loud enough for Cloughie to pick up on it. I happened to be looking at the dug out when it was at its height. Out came an arm, with the hand making the two fingered sign towards the Leazes. I'll be generous and say was making a "2-0" gesture. Not how we saw it in the Leazes. We thought he was telling us to fuckoff. Up went the chant "Cloughie for England" over and over at deafening volume, with loads of people round the ground joining in. I'll never forget it, nor will I or anyone else ever forget Brian.

[@scherben8870]

42 match unbeaten run.

[@rajnirvan3336]

Even though I'm not a Forest fan Brian Clough to me was an awesome manager and stood up to some manager in football today. Brought tears to my eyes seeing this video especially at 9:46

[@Matthew-bu7fg]

The infamous post-Sheringham and pre-Collymore season; we weren't really good enough that season. But Clough was a miracle-worker. - Won us the League - Won us two European Cups - Won us four League Cups - Almost exclusively kept us in the top 10 He was a legend and my one real sadness is that all our managers since Clough have been unfairly compared to him. There will never be 'another' Clough. He was a genius amongst men. People say that to understand Scholes' genius you need to speak to Xavi or Zidane. Well to understand Clough's genius, go and speak to Mourinho or Guardiola. They didn't grow up with English football and even they recognise his absolute genius. Gone but never forgotten. RIP Brian

[@classicsportclassictiyl8547]

Selling Des Walker and Teddy Sheringham was fatal for Forest that year because they couldn't score goals and they couldn't stop conceding goals

[@patrickohare1681]

Brian clough was a legend and his son is a pure gentleman

[@shanekelley7682]

An absolute pleasure to have been a kid seeing Brian Clough on TV even now Nottingham the name is synonymous with Brian Clough.

[@kevinclifford5426]

They don't make em like that anymore. God bless you sir.

[@superconnie5003]

He looks older than 58 really took a toll on him

[@chrisdawe3293]

Piss head that’s why

[@andrewmolloy7742]

Very emotional footage of a true genius as a player and manager,What Brian clough achived will never happened again,A man of the people,a truly topman,Very sadly missed Rip Brian Clough

[@garsm2290]

Brings home how commercialised and sick football has become.

[@thomashassell-cz2lf]

I feel like football has died since the money men took over this is like a different world compared to know everything was just better pre Internet

[@ianhitman]

Football didnt give him the send off he deserved. But the fans took it in their own hands and gave him the send off he deserved. The love from those supporters is something you cant manufacture.

[@robosborne7103]

Brian Clough was one of a kind indeed, RIP BC

[@colinmiller8361]

The moment at 9:19-------PRICELESS.

[@tnewton1988]

colin miller you can have the best ship on the ocean, but if it’s rudderless you eventually run aground!

[@powderedground78]

That firm handshake after he cannot speak and the hug. Makes you well up

[@incarnateTheGreat]

I well up watching this every now and again. We lost the old sod way too soon.

[@bowman1248]

A woman pushes through the masses to give this legend a rose and her gratitude. If this happened in modern times it would be an 'influencer' dressed in skimpy clothing barging through to advertise her only fans account and no-one would be allowed to criticize her for it.

[@1ironmikeoc]

Very random comment

[@scorpioone3932]

There is only one Brian clough . Thank you clough

[@ShaneJoshua1980]

Always dignified to the last. I just wish he could of been of helped with the drinking.

[@allthekingshorses7178]

I'm not a Nottingham Forest fan, but that image of him on the touchline against Sheffield United as Forest went down was emotional, there'll never be another like him

[@MarkL-we8uk]

The only help he would have accepted is the keys to the bar

[@randalpmcmurphy1340]

What an absolute gentleman Cloughie was. A unique man and talent, of which we see very little of in the modern game.

[@peterdavis943]

Well what a Guy" he was box office a genius to achieve what he did I miss him but he didn't look a well man and he's left us too soon!

[@barmy_irooni]

A great manager & above all a genuine,caring & honest gentleman. Once in a life time character in football . RIP Mr Clough 🙏 Wishing Forest a good season ahead this year. ( OWLS fan 🦉💙🦉)

[@conorsmith8551]

Where is cloughie buried ? Would love to visit his grave one day and pay a tribute

[@yesvee7377]

The man who played real football like a football manager game

[@stanleyappleton983]

The man who played real football like a football manager game

[@patscott8612]

God he loved football that man. Very moving and sad to see him nearly break down in tears knowing he wouldn't grace a dug out again. A great manager. Long live sport. Long live football.

[@DiRtYLaWs2007]

He nearly did make a comeback too - he considered coming out of retirement in 1995 when the Wolves job was available, but for whatever reason nothing came of it.

[@AH-be6bu]

I don’t think his health ever sufficiently recovered.

[@1967SPAWN]

What a manager, what a gentleman....what a legend! RIP

[@theflyintheointment]

I'm not a Forest fan but the footage of Clough walking to the dugout before the match is incredibly emotional. So sad. Difficult to watch

[@pavedoh]

Thanks for uploading this. Very moving.

[@jasonalanajj84]

We will never see the likes of this legend ever again at ANY club let alone ours #COYR #RIPYOUNGMAN

[@ianrob4760]

came here from another post, the best manager ever in my generation including Fergie for what he gave the game.

[@unidentifiablesmurf7963]

Ian Rob Roy Keane even said it in an interview he did alongside Patrick Viera. He was asked who was the best manager he ever played under Roy Keane answered “Without a doubt, Brian Clough” The reporter was taken aback and asked him about why he didn’t choose Sir Alex Keane responded with “You asked me a question and I answered you” Legend 🙌🏻

[@gezatherton1071]

I think the Forest directors at the time should have hung their heads in shame at the way they treated Brian Clough and their seeming disregard towards his health. I know working with s functional alcoholic is horrendously hard and the hardest thing for an alcoholic to do is to accept they need help and treatment, but it seemed Forest only cared about what he could win, rather than his welfare. The fans understood though and loved him and perhaps if this was twenty years later, they (the board) would have been more accommodating and perhaps sent him to rehab? It’s clear that he could still inspire the team and was capable of doing the job.

[@doovbaloevera1430]

Wasn't the news about scandal with the bungs and backhanders about to come out? They might have spared him a lot of extra stress letting him have a nice good bye.

[@Raheem_925]

Different times back then. I reckon back then no one gave a shit about each other.

[@cyrilrogan4069]

Miss you Cloughie...thanks for the best of times RIP

[@darrenshaw4305]

As a sheff Utd fan I was there that day all the blades cheered and sung his name toward the end for at least ten mins he gave us the thumbs up what a brilliant manger he was a complete one off.

[@Oscarspoem]

Legend. Arsenal fans take note, this is how you say goodbye to a legend.

[@craigmullen9046]

Wenger went on way passed his sell by date!!!

[@Oscarspoem]

@@craigmullen9046 Done brilliant since he left. Worst fans in the Premier League.

[@ForestKicks]

Never knew Jeff Lynne was a Forest fan

[@Paul-fq9pj]

Alex Royall always had great specs

[@anthonymitchell8893]

@@Paul-fq9pj hes mister red sky

[@DMakMusic]

This video makes me very sad, the more I watch it. Brian Clough looks so ill, to think what this man achieved in his career, for it to end like that...

[@geoffpoole483]

Such a shame his career at Nottingham Forest ended the way it did.

[@martincolclough4387]

What an honest, genuine man.

[@kevinomalley7020]

He was in the top one...that crown has not been taken by any club manager since. R.I.P

[@SUPERCJJOHNS87]

As a lifelong Derby fan I miss everything about clough. Ya we have our rivalry with forest but one thing we both appreciate is how fantastic and a one off Brian clough was. Rip old big head 😪

[@keith23uk]

I was there! Was a time to celebrate him.

[@MyView-ou2dm]

Full credit to notts forest for giving a great send off to a legend.todays fans need to learn

[@stuartcribbes1794]

Nottingham forest had a gifted manager great personality just like Alex ferguson

[@ShaneJoshua1980]

Hello Beauty, come and say hello. 😂😂 Pure class

[@twobitloser7353]

Clough was only 58 here? Jeeez ...hard paper round

[@lugwalder]

That's what years of heavy drinking can do to you, obviously got worse after Peter Taylor died, it's a shame cause the guy was a character, and a true genius at football management

[@RamsFan93]

9:10 now i have a lump in my throat.

[@chriswalker5899]

Great video

[@georgedonaldson7220]

So touching.

[@chrisharding9840]

We have never recovered from him going until now maybe, hopefully the great man will be proud looking down from heaven ❤️

[@SUPERCJJOHNS87]

The questions the media ask are disgusting their whats wrong with football and Britain in general. I get emotional seeing Brian clough his wittiness and charisma shines through ♥️🐏

[@terrygiddings3510]

When you understand what he done as a manager and with no disrespect Derby & Forest He is up there with the greatest managers of all time!

[@TheTaz1999]

Got snot and tears dripping everywhere at 9,19..it's been pleasure.

[@thomasmaxwellshore]

Remember when Sheffield United were winning and our fans chanted "Cloughie for England" and the big thumb came out - best thing I've seen at a football stadium ever

[@1whu965]

Legend absolute class

[@cartimandua_]

Legend. They don't make them like Cloughie.anymore. They said he didn't look well - he died 10 years later only 69 yrs old of stomach cancer.

[@andrewthomas4897]

met him at burton albion .. the greatest manager ever we all know he should have been england manager

[@ForestKicks]

3:43 - "NIGEL GEEEYUZ YER SHIRT!!!"

[@PauloTheGeek]

Such a shame he went out like that. Clearly he was very unwell and deeply gripped by alcoholism, his face covered in blotches. Forest should have moved him out earlier to save him from himself.

[@tnewton1988]

Paul 123 he was too powerful to move just like that. The season before 2 cup final papered over the cracks. Alan Hill,Archie Gemmill, Ron Fenton And Liam O’Kane covered for him.

[@red-pn8fk]

@@tnewton1988 football men protecting a great football man.

[@beatleswereblues]

Only 58 wow. Absolute legend

[@charliechaz1982]

He did end up looking refreshed and well again not long into his retirement. So it was the correct decision. Interviews through the rest of the 90's he gave good value. Until cancer took him in the mid 00's.

[@mrvarus8957]

Legend.

[@Hubertbebe93]

What a man football genius

[@englishjona6458]

I miss him 😢

[@waynehigham6504]

Now young man listen to me

[@josephpickard3108]

Still looking for another Brian. Forest have spent the last 20 years trying to emulate his success.

[@chrisharding9840]

Maybe we have found the best since Brian in Coops now. But there was one and only Brian Clough, never to be replicated

[@liamjones5883]

Brian clough a true gentleman

[@TheRedleader01]

to be fair he was a drunk and rode his luck till it ran out but still the best manager we had COYR

[@takkabot1151]

The greatest British manager of all time

[@wawawswfc4957]

There's only 1 brian clough ...rip old lad

[@ianrob4760]

You watch this and his pain over Peter Taylor is there for all to see. In another world those two would have made up and loved longer. They were the same person

[@Psalm11950]

Best manager in the history of football

[@ShaneJoshua1980]

Legend and as an Arsenal fan I salute his genius but as a Gooner comparing this to the Wenger situation is farcical. Cloughie had delivered the impossible for forest but struggled after the board stitched him up selling players and not adequately replacing them. Wenger's downfall has been of his own doing unless he tells us different. He was in full control at Arsenal and chose not to change and not to evolve, it saddens me he's going but it's for the best.

[@biglez5577]

You're the reason that arsenal has went to shit he still gave us european football fuck yourself and aftv

[@kailashpatel1706]

I think Taylor and Clough both said that selling off the players off post 1980 was their greatest mistake in order to cash in on bigger prices for hem following the two European Cups wins..the replacements afterwards were simply not as good which is why the team struggled in the 1980s..

[@craigmullen9046]

Wenger should have stood down after beating Hull in the FA Cup Final in 2014 and Arsenal finished top four. Stayed on four years to long!!!

[@rokerlad49]

The man we missed he said sland job was what he wanted after the leeds carry on ..our chairman turned him down a disgrace ..well done forest what you did under brian your gain our loss ..great man his sons were born in sland get nigal to sland sap he deserves a chance

[@jezzaus2124]

How did Forest get relegated with that team?

[@classicsportclassictiyl8547]

easy didn't score enough goals after Teddy Sheringham was sold to Tottenham just after the first live Sky game against Liverpool

[@steconway9199]

love the man, but when a man hits the bottle it's the beginning of the end, legend....

[@superconnie5003]

very sad....

[@myaphextwin807]

He was drunk as anything on that last day at Forest

[@ronaldmarshall486]

9.20.

[@rohithraman6488]

Nottingham Forest get relegated just over 10 years after winning not one, but two European Cups and most of their fans respect Brian Clough when he leaves Arsenal finish 6th and Arsene Wenger gets humiliated and shouted at by Arsenal fans when he leaves

[@anthonymitchell8893]

unlucky 13 years mate lets get it f------g right eh ? 😃😃🤣🤣😂😎

[@andrewbyrne7321]

There's only one Brian clough

[@williamross2579]

It’s like watching a great ship being scuttled, taken out, torn apart for scrap... Being history. You don’t get many, truly heavy, moments like this in sport. Rest well sir... you were right. I hope you and Pete are safe and well. Just imagine if they had got the England job.

[@englishjona6458]

58 😮Brain 😢

[@danielmurray1490]

Booze is a despite thing to get hooked on shadow of the man In the end

[@janmikolajczyk5587]

Wat a great manager he was leeds must be kicking them selvs that they dident give him a chance and if he had become Englands manager who nows wat may of happend for me he was a legend from a west Bromwich Albion fan rip Brian

[@guillezorro]

If you educate yourself properly on his 44-day reign at Leeds, you'll see that his position had become untenable. As a great a manager as he was, he buggered that gig up from day one

[@janmikolajczyk5587]

@@guillezorro I dont agree leeds players were up there own arses but in 1971 Albion soon put them into there place

[@guillezorro]

@@janmikolajczyk5587 Maybe they were but do you really believe that by walking in on your first day in the job and telling your new players they're basically all worthless cheats is going to get you far? I don't know about WBA back then but I'm glad they did put Leeds in their place

[@staceygrove5976]

10:01 is that Brian Glanville standing next to Clough?

[@northdevonpictures826]

Yes, even without the forehead and hair, he's unmistakable - it's "the doyen of football writers-arguably the finest football writer of his-or any other-generation". An outstanding contributor to sports writing. Also a novelist of some note. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rH_Hfnx6esqKqM0.

[@davewilson8114]

Good to see Lee Mack flipping burgers on his pre comedy days

[@deljefferys3718]

One of the Greatest Managers football has ever seen but his words about the Liverpool fans at Hillsborough on Clive Anderson’s show were disgraceful. Not half the manager he was when he Had Peter Taylor at his side. Think he got the finish, ie Relegation that his big head deserved. To see him nearly in tears at the end was tough to see though. 58 years old! Booze is a demon

[@hechecson]

rubbish - he did not deserve relegation after what he achieved in the game

[@thescottishcrusader2781]

At the time, he didn't know the whole picture of what happened at Hillsborough. When he realised what happened he was sorry about it.

[@michaelduggan1450]

Perrystown town pride

[@scoop2963]

Real fans..

[@julianclark5193]

He managed better at derby county

[@upsidedownman5877]

Proper. Wonder how he'd deal with the pundits and twitter opinions today.

[@daibonehead]

So sorry to see a maverick succumb to alcoholism.

[@becksy539]

you could tell looking at his face he was hammering the booze, great manager though and a sad end

[@markwarren38]

I minute = I've just takeing him some flowers but they wouldn't let me give them to him cause he's the bath I said I'd scrub his back for him 😂

[@kimbob5]

They don’t make them like him anymore, he’s have some of these self entitled players on their toes!

[@TheAsa1972]

When you lose re,election and get a standing ovation