#NFFC great Brian #Clough interview Clive Anderson show circa 1994 re #Taylor,#Birtles,#Arsenal

I couldn't quite understand what you were saying that makes a football player specialized because you've been working with Peter Taylor for a long time, who yes, who advised or even sort of ranged for the purchase of players. Peter had the ability to establish who he could plan. who couldn't be better than anyone in football his time unit even you, yes, well, those were the forty of him, yes, he used to go out and look for the players, now he used to sign them. I do a bit of management training put it aside and win a few trophies now why you were never appointed England manager because of me yeah and I think they thought and they were right in thinking this.

I think the idea that I was going to take Lancaster Gate was correct and I wanted you to run it my way, yes. Would you have used things if you had been England manager? Would you organize the World Cup or the European Championship? I would have tried it well versed in myself, the best I can is how everyone has done it since they took on the job, but it also depends on the style. It depends on what makes you different and what doesn't. Yes, in other words, you look at me like you don't understand. Yes, I'm hanging on your every word, watching every one of your fists in case you take another hit. they are talking to someone who supports Aston, he is very difficult to communicate with and as excellent as George is doing well, now that arson hasn't been a bit vulgar over the years, what do you mean with which they walk around the The couple of European Cup winners are saving, it's time, inevitably, you know, the law of averages applies to yours, we are going to get involved in disputes, but they win, they win a trophy every year.

I see those Grahams, yes, yes, but for the common fan like me, it's all a bit. It's stranger now because there's all these things happening with football, whether it's Allah's food, whether it's Venables, you know, even you were mentioned in these kind of court cases about yourself, Brian Clough, like a bug and all that kind of stuff. I mean, what do you do? What do you say about that? Is there corruption in football? No, I don't think there is anything more dubious than any other area of ​​life. Yeah I think it's cleaner than ever and the odd case comes up where there's a shadow of a doubt about certain things you've mentioned Bruce grobble no one can sit here you've been reasonably intelligent and it suggests to me that a particular guy condemned a score in current football which is ridiculous, yes, but he could have allowed a couple of goals.

Of course he could if he watched television last night and you looked at the goalkeepers, they all let in goals, yes, but he can, he can decide to let in goals. I'm not saying he did it, but it would be an option for a goalkeeper to say so. Well, I won't hold back what he might have done, yes, it's perfectly true, but no one can, no one can say yes or no to that particular kind of thing. Now you've always had a sort of image of being a little bit idiosyncratic as the polite way to put it, I mean, you played, are you sure what that means?

Well, you are a little unusual, a little strange. I guess I said we're not very smart on a Friday night. my living room I's that an image you've deliberately cultivated now it's just me, it's just you anyway a book in which yeah, I spent a few months that was just me yeah, I didn't know we'd be the problem talking about living for everyone and what is handled right brother, what do you regret about what you said there? because you know seriously, obviously, don't regret it at all, regret it if I caused anyone any discomfort and resuscitating caused you some pain and all that kind of stuff, but I wanted to say I was there when I said I wanted to say that it sounds a little pompous but no.

It has to be I was there I would I was participating in the game I was writing a book and I'm just giving my opinion is the way what has been found in Liverpool is that you are basically saying that Liverpool's support has caused their tragedy, well, yeah, what is it that you think is something diplomatic or something polite? Well, I'm not sure I ever did. I thought about whether it would be diplomatic or not, I just wanted to say: well, it doesn't matter if you say something about a total president that happened at his end and the doors were open and his supporters came in, no one else came in, yeah.

Well, I mean you can say some outrageous things about a football game and it's kind of funny and yeah, but we're talking about, you know, 96 people, which wasn't dying, so you have to be pretty. Be careful not to offend, right? Yes, of course, and I was careful, John Salley, who goes to the book, actually watered that particular passage, the dancers didn't, it was amazing and the goodness of journalism because I would have gotten into more trouble, right, if he I would have gotten in, yeah, yeah, sure, as I say about your career and in your book you've certainly described some unusual ways of doing things.

You know there is an incident that you were describing when you were on a plane trip. You play in the Middle East and one of your players, Bertels, was complaining a bit on the bus to the airport, you just said, get off the bus, that's it, you're fine, you're not coming with us, okay. It wasn't a particularly popular trip to begin with, it was a hot press fire on a Sunday morning. They left him on the road with no money or anything like that, I didn't know he didn't have any money on him to begin with. you arrive at the airport and you avoid someone, yes, I'm sorry to a certain extent and we're not known for being good traveling footballers and I didn't particularly mean a yes and no one likes to receive it.

Wonder on Sunday morning after he'd worked all week and shot somewhere in the Far East, yeah, and he's in the back of the coach and everyone could hear him and he was setting the tone for the trip to start and he's Your sensational boy, there was no need for me to continue like this, but I couldn't. I really put up with it the most and it was a case like this, the lights turned red, you got off and went back home, to the airport, and you started complaining about some kids there and you hit the head of someone you thought was the father.

I'm glad I cut it off, I thought. It was actually his kids and they asked him that he would have once been a nervous pilot to just keep control of his kids on the plane, you know, and he stopped climbing, yeah, and then they did it again, so just give him a small touch. Others said two of us. jawad she said they're not mine you said you told your son go to Tony Adams there are some other really controversial things you talk about parents yes no I just said if he keeps bothering you like that try cutting him in half when you see to Tony Adams, yes, week after week after week, it's a natural instinct to ask you, calm him down, you know, you even have to admit that he's serious because he's not like you and I particularly handsome on the field and England chasing our fairway is good . at giving it but not good at receiving Hi Anna Nicki I don't have it yet you have it with football you certainly know your dogs Hey, thanks for joining our club Brian a few times after the break from the Friday night date with Saturday night. star with him