Clough: A genuine original
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Although Brian Clough retired from management 11 years ago, he continued to monitor football with his usual passion. He followed the fortunes of his son, Nigel - the player-manager at Burton
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Nottingham Forest remembered Brian Clough as the architect of &quot;one of the great football achievements of all time&quot; after their former manager died from stomach cancer on Monday, aged 69.
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Stop me if you've heard this one before.
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The people of Nottingham and Derby pay homage to legendary manager Brian Clough, who died this week.
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I AM hugely excited - like everyone else at Manchester United - that Wayne Rooney has signed for us. As I&#39;ve said before in this column, I think Wayne is an exciting, top-quality player and somebody that will really improve us as a side.
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IT&#39;S back to Old Trafford for me tomorrow. Manchester United versus Arsenal. Should be a Premiership cracker. And I just hope to be walking off the pitch with better memories of the 90 minutes that have just
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A superb last minute goal by Nottingham Forest's Marlon King wrapped up a suitable ending on a day dedicated to remembering former manager Brian Clough, who died of stomach cancer last Monday aged 69.
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&quot;We thought he was indestructible,&quot; were the words of former player Garry Birtles as the tributes began in memory of the late Brian Clough.
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A stunning new concert film captures the Irish rockers in all their stadium-filling glory. The film might be even better than the real thing. Commentary by Eliot Van Buskirk.
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The company's original visionary returns to the helm.
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If you read the recent excerpt of "Namath" in Sports Illustrated and were put off by the apparent focus on the iconic Broadway Joe's personal life, be comforted in the knowledge that Mark Kriegel's 441-page biography includes plenty of football, too. The book is exhaustively researched and includes telling anecdotes from Beaver Falls, Pa., to Tuscaloosa, Ala., to New York.
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The latest champion, and possibly the most convincing.
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Bill Nicholson was the original ground-breaker. A list of his achievements during his 16 years in charge of Tottenham would read as a fitting epitaph for a man who changed the fortunes of the north London club.
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David Beckham lurches from one crisis to another. Michael Owen projects a squeaky clean image. The country which invented soccer should have no problem deciding who&#39;s the best choice to captain England&#39;s national team.
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DETERMINATION, character and resolve are the usual words reeled off when talk turns to praising David Moyes&#39;s latest Goodison revival.
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The English have been gaga over him for years, for reasons not yet fully understood on this side of the pond. The short version is that David Beckham, along with being the master of many hairstyles, has a special talent for kicking a stationary soccer ball just where he wants it.
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BRIAN CLOUGH didn&#39;t want an epitaph. But the football legend seemed to write his own every time he opened his mouth. Old Big &#39;Ead, who guided the unlikely stars of Nottingham Forest to back-to-back