NFR Brian Clough

[I Ronic]

If you're like me and listen to the radio alot. Then below is a link to a programme about an aspect of Brian and his families life not known or often mentioned.
Worth a listen.
If the link doesn't work. You'll find it on the BBC Sounds.
'Lives Less Ordinary.'
Episode, 'The ragtag boy who was taken in by a football icon.'

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[bill taylors apprentice]

I read the book some time ago, heartbreaking and wonderful in equal measure!

[bog]

I too read that book. Very emotional. What a character he was.   

[Buffalo76]

Just bought the kindle version. Love a good biography at the best of times so particularly looking forward to reading this.

[Dodgin]

Brian Clough was so much more than just about football. A story that contains forgiveness.