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Cloughie is going back to Derby.

Kilburn Red

Viv Anderson
While Forest fans eagerly await the City Centre side street erection of a Brian Clough statue, Derby County are planning a life size statue at Pride Park so football fans on match day can have a reminder of the great man.

Nice short link

Norris? :D

Did we not have his services for 17 years?

Why oh why do we not have a statue at the ground!! :wacko: :wacko:
 

buildabonfire

Youth Team
Kilburn Red said:
While Forest fans eagerly await the City Centre side street erection of a Brian Clough statue, Derby County are planning a life size statue at Pride Park so football fans on match day can have a reminder of the great man.

Nice short link

Norris? :D

Did we not have his services for 17 years?

Why oh why do we not have a statue at the ground!! :wacko: :wacko:
here here
 
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winnits

Guest
Because Forest don't seem to deem it necessary... why don't you setup an online petition about it? ;)
 

MikeyJ25

Youth Team
It would certainly be nice to have a tribute to the great man at the ground. I suspect there will be one if the new stadium is eventually built.
 
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winnits

Guest
There should be a tribute to both Clough and Taylor at the ground.
 

Kilburn Red

Viv Anderson
MikeyJ25 said:
It would certainly be nice to have a tribute to the great man at the ground. I suspect there will be one if the new stadium is eventually built.

In a potato field in Clifton?   :wacko:
 

Rich

Rice IV
:yes:

T'is funny though, can't quite remember the name of the stand I sat in on Saturday, anyone offer any help?
 
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winnits

Guest
richjcrouch said:
:yes:

T'is funny though, can't quite remember the name of the stand I sat in on Saturday, anyone offer any help?

The Executive Stand?
 

MikeyJ25

Youth Team
Was thinking more along the lines of the A453.......enough sods get stuck in traffic there so as to appreciate the view of the great man himself.
 

Rich

Rice IV
Winnits said:
The Executive Stand?

That's the one.

Bit too close to the chavs in Capital One corner for my liking.

Especially those 'mad for it' types! :D
 
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winnits

Guest
richjcrouch said:
That's the one.

Bit too close to the chavs in Capital One corner for my liking.

Especially those 'mad for it' types! :D

Bouncin'!!!
 
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winnits

Guest
Sound mate, sound... me an' our kid chip up to Manchester quite a bit..
 

Rich

Rice IV
buildabonfire said:
your wright to put me wright bean a thick geordie...i say here here

I've been a LOT slacker with correcting people lately.

I may start doing it again!

I wonder if I can get Anatoli 'Meldrewed' to a greater degree!
 

Kilburn Red

Viv Anderson
Pepper said:
I expect the club say the stand named after him is enough.

Why is it many people still call this stand The Executive Stand?

Derby County have already renamed the A52 "Brian Clough Way" and staged a match called the Brian Clough Trophy in his honour. The one game alone generated 100k + for good causes. And they won!!

Did Man U not rename the Main Rd past Old Trafford after Sir Matt Busby.

Forest as a club have simply not done enough in recognition of his services to the club.

In terms of achievements/resources we had the greatest football manager in history.

Imagine the buzz of approaching the ground and being greeted with a statue of Old Big Ed!

From a club/money prospective is it not a huge opportunity missed (Yet again) ? Many visiting teams would bring fans who's main reason for coming would be to be pictured with a statue? (Just like Robin Hood at the Castle)

Shambles forest, but no more than we have come to expect.
 

Rich

Rice IV
I will see the statue on my way to the ground. Just after I turn left out of my flat and walk down the bottom of 'Brian Clough Way' into town.
 
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