I find things like this great. I can't say I like Cloughie the man (from what we saw of him, obviously didn't know him personally) but that doesn't mean I don't admire the work he did. Like others, I just wish the film was a bit longer and covered his years at Forest too, I life story type film if you like. Similarly, despite not liking him, I would enjoy watching this type of film for Fergie too, that goes for any successful iconic manager. I loved The Krays film, doesn't mean I liked what they stood for. Same for the Great Train Robbers too. They are part of our history
wonder what it must have been like for Nigel playing for us, should imagine it was like walking around on egg shells, esp with his fathers comments about Hillsborough. haven't seen the film so can't comment, beside if it is to do with Leeds not interested, i have problems with them from a personnel experience when i was a child, so they are vermin to me, and i hope they never get back in the prem.
Nigel speaks quite highly of us time with us but has gone on record as saying he will never be a part of Nottm Forest again after how they treat Brian at the end of his reign.
I was in my teens and that's how I remember them. Dirty bastards. Bremner got a shock when Keegan lamped him and Keegan wasn't the only one ready for a square go with the ginger ned after a dirty tackle from behind. Hunter's "bites yer legs" tag is ironic considering it's not about biting but his dirty tackling, in contrast to the laying on of actual Suarez teeth, which didn't leave a mark on Ivanovic.
Leeds fans seem to refuse to talk about it on their board. Very touchy when mentioned. Possibly could be that their only success was done by playing the Stoke way + common assault.
in fairness lorimer and giles to name a couple were great players. It aint like we didn't supposedly have right dirty so and so's ourselves.
