Martin O'Neill: Brian Clough, Working with Roy Keane & Management | Stick to Football EP 64

[@TheOverlap]

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[@RustyShackleford-ji8mz]

Ballon d’Podcast 🏆

[@TheLastAngryMan01]

That’s your job.

[@Jameszet1609]

Done 🙏🏼

[@Ankolysing_Spondylitis]

Thanks overlap team, Happy New Year!

[@trudylapinskis3040]

Done. Thanks Overlap team. Happy New Year

[@aidanokeeffe3223]

One of the best interviews yet. Brilliantly funny and dry sarcastic jokes. Great player and manager.

[@buffalosowljah]

all that was probably around cloughy ..but def one ofthe best guests so far 😁😁

[@plod1127]

Best guest on The Overlap. His stories were so interesting. Never known the group to be so quiet and interested in what the guest had to say. Just wish the interview had gone on longer.

[@timothyagaba2759]

Maybe become Memory Jamie Carra was not on

[@willtapping3097]

It was a genuine and funny guest that’s why. Always liked Martin.

[@brettpearce8843]

Couldn't get a word in that's why but far better listening to Martin have a bit craic on about his football experiences then "the class of 92" bollocks. The less Gary yaps on the enjoyment experience increases that's just facts.

[@PK7..]

Not even a top 5 guest you barmpot

[@kieranstark8146]

That’s Martin talent

[@thatrossfella2049]

Brilliant to see this side to Martin, great sense of humour and doesn’t get enough credit for some of his achievements

[@almsivi123]

He's a multi millionaire starring on the biggest podcast in the UK, I think he's alright mate

[@yukinakai4683]

​@almsivi123 what's his bank balance got to do with anything

[@RedAndYellacuddlyFella]

​you read that comment and thought they were saying O'Neill was struggling for cash? C'mon man, engage those two brain cells before commenting ​@@almsivi123

[@dmal4008]

@@almsivi123such a silly comment

[@willgilhespy]

@@yukinakai4683 the "credit" part

[@forumknight]

My favourite Martin O'Neil moment was when he was a pundit for ITV at the World Cup and had to tell Patrick Vieria and Fabio Cannavaro he was actually a player ... and won 2 European Cups to their 0

[@alansmith4655]

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[@loveskunk1863]

And putting Robbie Williams in his place 😂😂 legend 👊🏽

[@mallyy1251]

well they both won World Cups

[@liambrophy6542]

"Every time they scored a goal, they went back Porto to celebrate" 😂 outstanding

[@pedrodavis4585]

whats the time stamp for this?

[@jakecurtis4079]

43:25

[@jordan8982]

It’s true 🤣🤣🤣

[@bazrey8805]

The best Overlaps are where space is given to guests. Endless ‘banter’ with guests doesn’t give that space for great discussions.

[@davidkariu]

Yes

[@sweetgeorgieboy4342]

Yes, I notice this when the hosts are all still, not fidgeting, and focused intently on what is being said. I do like them all but this was very evident with MoN's reflections.

[@vk1073]

Only 12 minutes in and I can already say Martin has been the best guest so far..

[@RoyHodgson97]

Martin is possibly the nicest man in football, a beautiful human being.

[@mikeryan4055]

This year ???

[@chuckles1221]

@@mikeryan4055since 2025

[@buffalosowljah]

no surprise with me as keany and martin have that cloughy effect between them and worked together as rep of ireland management team

[@Giedrukas]

Agreed the old-school players/managers ain't "media trained" so conversations just flow

[@caddy8886]

Honestly didn't see this interview turning out like this, Martin has been the best one so far.

[@HaydenCyclist]

Martin is an absolute legend, gentlemen, and raccounteur.

[@sferoze4860]

You can clearly see Roy Keane showing nothing but love and admiration towards Martin O'Neill

[@graemecassidy9792]

💯 couldn't agree more

[@Trwvorrachwilson2222]

Hard to get that appreciation

[@gazzyb7571]

It’s called respecting your elders

[@eoinscott9537]

You can just tell the respect he has for him 🫶

[@gazzyb7571]

@ that’s because he was an Ira man

[@golazzo_1884]

"You're arrogant, son - with nothing to be arrogant about" Brilliant.

[@keithmorel2964]

That one is banked for usage in any number of situations. Brilliant

[@belalmiah980]

O'Neill certainly knows how to captivate an audience. Best guest so far in my opinion.

[@stevelane4217]

Never seen everyone else so quiet. Letting the man speak and enjoying every minute well played guys

[@MaximusOwen1]

Martin is looking in great health - would not think he is going to be 73 this year.

[@j-uk2189]

Definitely!! Looks 93!!!

[@MichèleNoriega-k6d]

@@j-uk2189 Behave. 🤣

[@j-uk2189]

@@MichèleNoriega-k6donly joking!! Looks great!!

[@Thai.Farang]

He's 72 then

[@dontbewoke]

He's 72?? My god , thought he was 15 years younger

[@TubbyBrewster11]

My Dad (although a proud Welshman) grew up in Nottingham, the same time Martin O’Neill was playing for Forest. My Old man said on more than occasion O’Neill would stop his car for a kick-about. Said he was a gent. He’s always had a soft spot for him since then.

[@daemonchild1977]

“I was 53 at the time…” Martin O’Neill is so knowledgeable and his humour is so dry. Best guest so far.

[@Irishman0855]

It’s crazy he’s 72 and still so sharp

[@johnkeohane4239]

Zero cheek or denying stories from roy. Major respect for martin .

[@johnstarrett3397]

Martin O'Neil is beyond a legend. His personality is hypnotic and hilarious. He knows a thing or two about the game too.

[@danielhughes1692]

Best Guest so far! Can Martin come on every week? Lovely man. Great stories, great banter with Roy.

[@dionysiaex5538]

Nottingham Forest 1977-1980: 1977 - Promoted in 3rd place from Division 2. 1978 - English Champions and League Cup Winners. 1979 - Champions of Europe and League Cup Winners. 1980 - Champions of Europe. This achievement will never be repeated.

[@MerseyBeers]

At this rate Forest will be in the champions league next year.

[@RobinHood-us7sg]

1979 - 2nd in league behind Liverpool. 1980 - 5th in league and RU in League Cup. Also, went 42 league games unbeaten. Record until Arsenal’s invincibles came along 👍🏼 Also, read up on Anderlecht 1984 UEFA cup referee bribe. Forest were cheated out of the final.

[@matf6661]

The most slept on football acheivement imo.

[@JamalW239]

@@matf6661the most slept on football achievement is Deschamps winning the World Cup with France playing as a captain and also as a manager. Will never be repeated

[@davetherave9222]

Will never be repeated because there was only one Brian Clough RIP. Never went back to the City Ground once after he retired so my Forest mate told me. Must have been sick of the place i suppose.

[@thor8419]

Probably the most I've laughed watching an Overlap episode. Martin's dry sarcastic humour is right up my street. Excellent episode.

[@adoresleep2541]

That hug between Martin and Ian was full of love ❤️

[@scottishcelts2040]

Shame it never worked oot fir him at Celtic.

[@bedford4383]

Notice how Neville didn't even get up or shake his hand when he joined him.

[@aidenwhitty196]

Wrighty is just a great human being.

[@LarryAmos92]

@@bedford4383 Arrogance

[@I3lakBlade]

​@@bedford4383I'll let him off, clearly caught Gary off guard with the early appearance and you can tell the respect from the hosts on just letting Martin speak and say his side - such a genuine and knowledgeable bloke

[@Trickbop]

I’ll always love this man for changing the fortunes of Celtic 25 years ago. Also one of the great PL characters or football characters in general.

[@RazorEd11]

Never in my life would I ever think that Martin O'Neill would be a funnier and more entertaining watch than Ricky Gervais...but he absolutely was. This was amazing and I had no idea Martin had such a massive character!

[@Sebpz8342]

You have to be quite a character to be a successful manager

[@yukinakai4683]

wouldn't be hard to be funnier than Gervais to be fair.

[@andydeledge7803]

Haha ... Martin can be ruthless with his sense of humour.. search -Martin o Neill Robbie Williams -Martin o Neill Patric Veira &Fabio Cannavaro

[@deadforever]

Cancer is funnier than Gervais to be fair

[@andrewnevermind4902]

​@@yukinakai4683 It must really suck for you that he's so successful. Or you could just be wrong.

[@roolaing]

“I Believe In Miracles” is the greatest documentary, let alone football documentary, I’ve ever watched. The greatest. Such an uplifting, hilarious and inspiring film about Cloughie’s Forest. Just the best.

[@philwill0123]

Definitely agree, had a lasting impact and impression when I saw that documentary.

[@roolaing]

@@philwill0123starts good, gets better, ends great. Really lifts your spirits

[@RobinHood-us7sg]

Great soundtrack too. Big Up Jonny Owen - Vicky McClure’s husband 👍🏼

[@frankmcloughlin7076]

By some distance the best guest so far; great storyteller and raconteur.....he possesses more wit in his little finger than the vast majority of football people..

[@backpackingireland8624]

The story of Nottingham Forrest is the greatest in English football. Even as a lifelong Liverpool supporter, Forrest going up in consecutive seasons , Div 2 to 1st , Win league , win EC , retain EC , is absolutely impressive and never to be repeated 🇮🇪 Martin O’Neill is instrumental in all 🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@nihalabdurahman7178]

Finally we are back to actually sticking to football!

[@DS-tj1vh]

It's called 'overlap'

[@nastynateTZ]

😂😂😂

[@rowan6207]

@@DS-tj1vhlook in the top left

[@Freespeechmedia-r2x]

Yeah but that dead weight sitting next to Neville is still here! Classic example of what Joey Barton was saying!

[@ecpcrowe]

@@Freespeechmedia-r2xwhat was he saying?

[@wtdreadOldskool]

I love the joy on martins face as he recounts these stories...what a wonderful time it must have been to be a player in that era!!!

[@terrytownsend5583]

By a country mile the best interview on here. I’ve not seen Martin so relaxed. Note he didn’t swear once

[@E_O_S_]

That's saying a lot for an Irishman who's spent so much time in Scotland 😂

[@nigelnyoni8265]

What is it he said Roy told the two lads?

[@MatthewMcAnuff-Jones]

This was the best guest by a MILE and I really hope it gets the views it deserves because Martin may not be a household name but he was amazing to listen to. Perfect sense of humour, perfect timing and amazing insights from a LEGEND!

[@mymatenick8335]

Could listen to Martin talk all day long. Oozes class, intelligence, charisma and authority. Amazing guest!

[@tonymoloney3223]

I remember when I was at school around 1978 with my mates we would ride our bikes down to the victoria embankment on the side of the trent to watch the forest team train. Good times. And to see Forest doing so well again brings back many happy memories. ❤

[@stephaniewebb6723]

Martin is a true Wycombe legend. Took us from non league to the football league in the early 90s plus a couple of winning visits to Wembley to boot, and we haven’t looked back.

[@woodsy2358]

That Robbie Brady goal against Italy in the euros was one of the moments of my life I was there in the flesh it was unbelievable never forget that game

[@no1raniuk854]

What a wonderful turn of phrase Martin has. Even when he's insulting someone it still sounds gentle in tone...he basically called Phil Dowd fat but because he used the word "corpulent" it almost sounded complimentary lol

[@LPManic]

@@no1raniuk854 that’s the Derry man in him.

[@newsclubfan]

Leicester legend! Managed Heskey, Izzit, Matty Elliot, Robbie Savage, Neil Lennon, Tim Flowers. Won two league cups for us and got to three finals. Got us 8th in the league. In the 90s it was unbelievable, we were a nothing team!

[@captaingoose9872]

Yes. All with players signed from lower leagues. Incredible achievement. Was only a few points off 5th place a couple of seasons too. Was a tight table back then.

[@Adam-x2z7q]

Finished 9th and won a league cup in his first season in the Premier league with lcfc. Used to upset a lot of the bigger teams in the 90s 🦊

[@placidcasual9872]

That's got to be my favourite episode of the Overlap........ Martin O'Neil is a proper football fella. Interesting to see the respect Roy has for him.

[@Redeyemindkicks]

Only halfway through and think its the best episode yet. Fascinating. Could listen to him all day.

[@XavierMarciano]

Martin and Roy are such a quality comedy duo. They play off each other so well.

[@jonguyisemay2076]

Class acts😂

[@LSDfeelfree]

🇮🇪☘️

[@michaelmcgill-uu5ox]

@@XavierMarciano martin yeah roy no

[@rage8kage]

They should do waiting for godot

[@mansnotbot4160]

You say that, but Roy just kinda kept quiet for the most part. Not exactly the straight man. More the silent, humourless man.

[@robinyeomengcer2917]

I could listen to Martin O'Neil the whole day long and never grow tired of his voice. One of the best managers - his impact on Celtic was enormous!

[@lovellhandles]

New Overlap episode before 8 am. What a great way to start the year. Happy New Year everyone.

[@akshaysharma4024]

So you were hungover yesterday?

[@lovellhandles]

@@akshaysharma4024no no no no no you’re being silly now

[@justint9517]

Let's be honest Dats their job!!!!

[@jennifernorburg2441]

Happy New Year 🎉

[@StephenCarrIsBald]

@@justint9517*that’s their job

[@andemoore5192]

Martin O'Neil is for me, my captain, for Northern Ireland he is a Legend. 1982 Spain World Cup, with Sammy Mac, Norman Whiteside, Big Pat Jennings, etc... Martin was pure class ❤

[@terrytownsend5583]

@@andemoore5192 Jennings wins

[@87frankson]

Great character, Martin. Finishing 6th in a row with Villa is a pretty underrated achievement. And that Celtic side with Larsson was incredible.

[@andrewholdsworth4421]

Loved him down the villa

[@mrbeatwave7021]

That Villa team was so exciting to watch

[@Lioness_UTV]

I so agree, I absolutely loved him. I was gutted when he left Villa as we were on the cusp of something big, and as he said, he had a snit with the Chairman, and he resigned 😢

[@goodfellabeatsss]

Best episode so far! I can listen to Martin speak all day, brilliant!

[@brianharlowe2338]

What a character! the experience and enjoyment Martin and Roy brought to the whole island of Ireland for those Euros in 2016 was insane!! A summer to never forget for us and we had the chance to beat France in the last 16 too! The Robbie Brady goal vs Italy made Ireland erupt! Great episode!

[@steve94galway]

He brought great times for a few years to Irish football for sure and I believe he is underrated for that period and EUROS performance - but he completely dropped the ball with Grealish and especially Rice by not capping them. His tactical decisions in the Denmark playoff games were rightly criticized also.

[@kdcbg-d8o]

@@steve94galway If two English born players do not want to play for Ireland you can't just cap them. The players had not agreed. It's not as simple as just throwing them in and that's them stuck playing for Ireland for the rest of their career and clearly they didn't want to. They are both English. I think the two players deserve more ire than O'Neill. They strung along Ireland until the opportunity with England arrived.

[@conorspence5332]

@@kdcbg-d8othen they shouldn’t have played for them at all

[@bestirishfirefighter]

@@steve94galwayI walked out of the Aviva that night absolutely heartbroken.

[@stephenconway2468]

Martin is so relaxed and yet so quick. I think that he has been the best guest.

[@Celticman_]

Martin is a legend, his time at Celtic and Ireland were some of my fondest memories. Could listen to him all day, so many great stories.

[@tortoisetamer486]

But if he wasn't associated with Celtic, you wouldn't even comment 🚀

[@Celticman_]

@ but he is and so your opinion is irrelevant. 🤫

[@MarkFugitive-]

Is that your best? ​@@tortoisetamer486

[@Ste-pm3jr]

I’m fortunate enough to have watched both Martin and Roy play in two separate generations of incredible Forest sides. Proud of all their achievements and the best two pundits around. Martins on great form here, lovely to watch.

[@martinobyrne9129]

Hands down the best guest so far. I could listen to Martin all day.

[@colloquialsoliloquy6391]

True ,but Benitez was top class too. "I am not waiter" 😂😂 what an opening line.

[@JC-sd3vh]

Martin says Cloughie could slaughter with his comments.... Martin Said to Robbie Savage 'You lacked one thing and that was ability' and of Robbie Williams“To be fair, like, you’ve done really well because I thought you would struggle after Take That. I really did think that,You can’t play, you can’t write, you can’t play guitar. I thought you’d really struggle. Gary Barlow probably kept the band together.” Mr O'Neil for those two alone....bless you.🤣

[@MamboJamboGamer]

Great guest, great stories, many many laughs. "Went back to Porto to celebrate" 😂😂😂😂 brilliant

[@nickmansfield2528]

My first memories of Martin were as manager of Leicester in the mid to late 90’s. He always struck me then as a hot tempered but fair man. He seemed to mellow a little bit by the time he was at Villa. Don’t get me wrong he was still no shrinking violet, but he seemed more measured, calmer when it was needed rather than always flying off the handle. And he’s remained that way even in this interview. He always really thinks about what he’s going to say, he’s very analytical and measured in his answers. He never just blurts anything out. I really enjoy listening to him. Great guest, I thought quite out of left field. Now Keano decides on the biscuits and the guests.

[@JohnDevine-d7f]

Could listen to Martin O’Neill all day long. Legend.

[@Bobby_sprinkles]

Probably the best interview I've seen of O'Neill. It's rare we get a glimpse at his humour and it was lovely to see.

[@Redman680]

Martin had me beaming within a minute & I'm still smiling AFTER finishing watching. Best guest ever. He would definitely be on my fantasy dinner guest list. 👌🙌

[@ValerieLoney]

Martin is brilliant should be on more

[@PeakedInterest]

I never saw the reason everyone praised O'Neil and liked him but after this can definitely see. Most I've laughed in one of these podcasts

[@thatsthatthen5818]

The greatest thing to come out of Kilrea is our Martin. Proud of you and was even prouder when you managed my clubs at celtic and the Villa. What a guy

[@MarkFugitive-]

Legend and definitely not an outsider in the south!

[@meadowroad9459]

Martin has always been one of my faves and I wanted him to manage England so badly at one point because he’s so good. Absolute legend and giant of the game.

[@andrewtregoning]

lovely to hear him talk about izzet, guppy and neil lennon. it was a golden era for leicester, great memories

[@djulesii7107]

I grew up neighbours with Viv and his family. Ended up having his lad over when we were both kids playing on the trampoline, always enjoyed going over as his family was always a joy. 20 years of being neighbours and 5 years after moving im sat hearing his name on the overlap! Life really goes full circle lol.

[@mattd9314]

Martin was a fantastic guest, great talker and very funny. More guests from the 70's and 80s would be great, they have some great stories and insight !

[@BrianGoulding-z5i]

By Far the best overlap guest. Controlled conversation and was hilarious 😂

[@dazediss6629]

Martin is exactly how I’d expect him to be. Polite, funny, intelligent, extremely knowledgeable, great player & fantastic manager. Probably the best guest you’ve had in which i never knew I wanted. Could listen to his stories and insights all day.

[@dan5854]

One of the best episodes yet, Martin is some craic. Him and Roy bounced off each other brilliantly with their Irish humour. You could tell all of them were tuned in to what Martin had to say, no wonder he couldn’t eat his biccy 🗣️🤣

[@mcscars87]

What a guy 😂 unapologetically funny

[@markshields5883]

Great player , was amazing for N .Ireland at 82 world cup ,top manager as well such a great talker could listen to him all day

[@Jack-tn2qz]

I like how he has little smirks on his face when he remembers the past and his old playing days... one of the best interviews I've seen on overlap he's a great man for a story 👏👌

[@WillGiven-g6j]

I noticed that too. I think some of them were him remembering stories he can't tell in public.

[@michaelmurray798]

Special place mid antrim....special understated humour....O'Neill has had the rough edges of "slagging" sanded off....à pleasure to watch this .....THANKS !!!!!!!!

[@thomaslangley1571]

Martin is a top bloke, absolute legend. Straight out the gates taking shots at Manchester United for their wiley ways. Legend of a man. Fantastic manager aswell.

[@Gerry-Hat-trick]

Great to see Martin and listen to his dry sense of humour. I still remember the cover of the matchday programme when he signed for Norwich, the first time, and being in awe of this genius 😊 Highly recommend his autobiography, especially the audio book.

[@donb3516]

That's probably the best episode so far really enjoyed that... Great to see two of our finest irishmen in Martin and Roy... Brilliant stuff!

[@Harbaksh1234]

Could listen to Martin recounting stories, all day! What a funny and highly intelligent man ❤

[@rugbyanalyst1]

Did very well at Aston Villa. Finishing 6th 3 years in a row back then is a great achievement.

[@brenb70]

Did well at Leicester as well. Won 2 league cups.

[@macca696]

​@@brenb70 promotion to prem 3 cup finals did very well at the foxes

[@E_O_S_]

He brought on some great players there too

[@luke.thompson95]

one of my favourite managers at the villa. proper counter attacking team back then

[@rugbyanalyst1]

@@brenb70 Yes

[@jonnywalker3208]

Notice how quiet Roy is? That's called respect for a countryman, the Irish are something else and I love them.

[@philprice7971]

Could listen to him all day long. Great banter between them all. Best interview ever.

[@warwickwebster5447]

Best guest. Funny, knowledgeable and great history. Puts others well into the shade.

[@MatthewMcGovern-u2x]

When Martin was Celtic manager, he set standards so high Rangers literally died trying to match them. Forever grateful to him for what he achieved at Celtic. His insights into Brian Clough are fascinating. Great episode 👏

[@jamesmac8283]

Hail hail hopefully a big win for us today

[@gwmcd]

The word literally being terribly abused here.

[@mcdell6970]

He literally didn’t mention helicopter Sunday. 😉

[@flatfox70]

Possibly the best manager Leicester ever had as well 💙🦊

[@MatthewMcGovern-u2x]

@@mcdell6970 Didn’t need to. The fact you remember beating him on the last game of the season nearly 20 years ago proves my point. Even now MON lives rent free in your head.

[@MrMonkey-o5j]

1:20:00 Martin was 100% right in his initial thoughts.

[@JoeCarroll-q1l]

Martin O'Neill - a class act and what a fantastically entertaining interview with dry wit at its finest . 👏👏👏👏

[@Googy1972]

Fantastic episode. I adore Martin O'Neil. Very funny, great manager, he just knows the game & when he speaks you have to listen. You can see Keane has the upmost respect for him.

[@geoffpoole483]

I agree. He learned his trade as a manager at Grantham and Wycombe, having to make the most of limited resources.

[@EmmetMurphy-m7n]

I agree with Roy Keane. Euro 2016 was the best time of my life! I was in France, with me entire family. went to all the group matches. When Robbie Brady scored against Italy the crowd went lunatic! Great memories 🇮🇪

[@HazardNP]

Very switched on guy, hope I can be half as articulate at 73

[@MH-vp7lf]

wow no way hes 73, looks nothing like 73 at all

[@no_soy_rubio]

I'm 43 and not half that articulate

[@manc66]

Great craic, Martin O'Neil, remember his goal to win the European Champions cup. Captivated listening to the man.

[@pauldonohue7536]

Wasnt ecpecting this! What a guest, a proper football man, and he seems genuinely nice too

[@stevewatkinson4593]

O’Neill is a legend of the game. Knowledgeable and interesting. Even Keane looked like a school boy in his presence.

[@ballacksrfc729]

What a fantastic episode 👏 The older characters in football are so much better in interviews than the modern players.

[@michaelgreen5857]

The older you get, the less you care.He will have loved telling the stories, reminiscing

[@MrJudderfiend]

Keano seems so chilled these days and a likeable fella.

[@maydul90]

Did not know Martin O'Neil was this HILARIOUS! Brilliant Ep

[@andrewrogers1838]

Absolutely wonderful interview. Great guest! Very intelligent and great sense of humor! Thank you all for putting in the work to get these episodes out to us each week. ❤️

[@leathersocks4155]

Martin O'Neill's dry wit is fantastic.

[@JD-lz2uq]

He’s brilliant

[@ericclaire-helenerfletcher9433]

really enjoyed the program with Martin , quiet no shouting and really liked the conversation could listen to him all day

[@LondonCelt]

Martin’s a proper legend, the change he made to Celtic still resonates today, without him we don’t have the success we still enjoy🍀

[@yaaaaaaaas75]

Absolutely! HH 🍀

[@srhegarty]

That’s a clover

[@yaaaaaaaas75]

@@srhegarty That’s right. What’s your point?

[@srhegarty]

@ shamrocks are the Irish emblem. Clovers have nothing to do with us. ☘️

[@yaaaaaaaas75]

@@srhegarty It’s the Celtic badge that’s a clover. What’s your point?

[@brianmcmonagle8640]

Fantastic Guest. Great stories and great sense of humor.

[@PlayrAds]

I’m only 30 so far too young to know about Forest, and also growing up with the Premier League. I can’t comprehend what Forest and Clough did as there’s nothing to compare it to. Wow.

[@mikeryan4055]

Imagine forest winning the prem this season, then champs league next year and then champs league again year after and it still wouldn't quite match it because they did it straight after promotion

[@87frankson]

The filmdocu I Believe In Miracles is great if you want to learn more about that time

[@bjj9711]

Greece winning euros Porto champions league Leicester winning the premiership all come close

[@jackjones1249]

@@bjj9711 Leicester was a one off lucky season and Porto have always been one of the best teams in Portugal. Neither come close to what Forest did. Greece was a great achievement but was also a one off over a small number of games.

[@darylshanley2674]

I’m 40 and remember Keane going to utd barely

[@JohnnyMc5]

Easily the best episode by far. Knowledge, stories that never age and great humour. Well done 👏🏻🥇

[@kieranharriman7055]

Genuinely comes across as a decent chap. In my top 3 Villa managers and certainly the best for consistency. He’s achieved as both a player and manager. Great bloke.

[@bpdhoplite]

Seeing Roy and Martin leading the Irish side back then was the coolest thing in the world to me as a kid. Roys a hero of mine and Martins a legendary Irish coach

[@deanbrianlewis6240]

Loving this episode with O'Neil it's mad we don't get to see the other side of people Martin is a funny guy man

[@johnyoung6351]

Had the pleasure of seeing Martin at Celtic park in conversation, an absolutely incredible guy .

[@WaniZame]

Martin is such an understatedly tough nut. You know he kept Roy in check!

[@Ricky-yf1ru]

Tough nut? Not at all.

[@mic8026]

Yes...known for being extremely tough as a manager...

[@Rose_19911]

@@Ricky-yf1rubelieve me mate I bet he's tough

[@hughjass8430]

Tough as nails. One the few managers that Roy could accept being assistant to

[@Ricky-yf1ru]

@@hughjass8430 said nobody. Ever.