Be Good, Love Brian: Growing up with Brian Clough

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I have to admit my first impression of Mr Clough was a negative one back in the early 80s, when he criticised one of my footballing heroes, Trevor Brooking, just before the FA Cup Final. They could have just turned round and said, ‘You’re a thieving little fucker – don’t come in the house again.

No - the Blue Screen of Death - usually denotes a catastrophic failure of the laptop, its not that the screen has just changed to blue - it could be hardware could be software. It was unforgivable, they did handle it with class and perhaps I should have avoided this particular topic. A powerful and unusual story which is both a beautiful thank you and an apology to the Clough family. That there could or would be a pitch invasion in these circumstances is the product of someone’s imagination.

Everyone makes mistakes, most are a lot worse than yours, I suppose in their environment you do have to be picky who's in your circle. He would send newspaper cuttings of his success in Poland to the Clough family, perhaps in the hope that they would feel some pride and vindication in their decision. a great story, part misery lit, part decent football book, and decent football books really are few and far between. You don’t have to be a forest fan to enjoy this mesmerising book of tales and stories that dreams are made of. I’ve got the tracksuit top tied around my waist and my skinny arms are showing through a cream T-shirt – that’s how Mam knows I’m alive.

Clough went over to the lads, gave them four match tickets and warned them never to touch Craig again. Ebooks fulfilled through Glose cannot be printed, downloaded as PDF, or read in other digital readers (like Kindle or Nook). A moving account of love, friendship, betrayal and redemption involving a young boy who was “adopted” by Brian Clough and his family. I really can see your point of view and agree with 99% of it but I hope this at least explains my thinking. Bromfield’s depiction of Clough rubber stamped that persona shown to the media but he also showed a softer side.But Craig Bromfield seems a decent person – a gentle, empathic man who made a terrible mistake and has paid for it since. From there a relationship formed which would see Craig living with the Cloughs for nine years, where he was a first-hand witness to the many aspects of Clough’s character – his gruffness, his humour, his big-heartedness. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.