Brian Clough
1935 to 2004
4 documented presences
4 places
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Brian Howard Clough (21 March 1935 – 20 September 2004) was an English football player and manager, primarily known for his successes as a manager with Derby County and Nottingham Forest.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Brian Clough was documented, and when
21 March 1935exact date
Grove Hill, Middlesbroughattested
“Brian Howard Clough was born on 21 March 1935 at 11 Valley Road, an inter-war council house in Grove Hill, Middlesbrough, North Riding of Yorkshire, He was the sixth of nine children of a local sweet shop worker, later sugar boiler and t…”
source: Wikipedia: Brian Clough
July 1974month
Brightonattested
“Clough left Brighton less than a year after his appointment, in July 1974, to become manager of Leeds United, following Don Revie's departure to become manager of England, though this time Taylor did not join him.”
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20 September 2004exact date
Derbyattested
“Clough died of stomach cancer on 20 September 2004, on Ward 30, in Derby City Hospital, at the age of 69, having been admitted a few days earlier.”
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20 September 2004exact date
Royal Derby Hospitalattested
“Clough died of stomach cancer on 20 September 2004, on Ward 30, in Derby City Hospital, at the age of 69, having been admitted a few days earlier.”
source: Wikipedia: Brian Clough
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Places Brian Clough is documented in
Brighton1 presence · 1974
Derby1 presence · 2004
Grove Hill, Middlesbrough1 presence · 1935
Royal Derby Hospital1 presence · 2004
Other places tied to Brian Clough in the record
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4 April 1959exact date
Middlesbroughmentioned
“The difference between me and a good Tory is he keeps his money while I share mine." On 4 April 1959, Clough married Barbara Glasgow in Middlesbrough; he later said that marrying Barbara was "the best thing I ever did".”
source: Wikipedia: Brian Clough
26 December 1962exact date
Roker Parkmentioned
“In a match against Bury at Roker Park on 26 December 1962, in icy conditions and torrential rain, Clough was put through on goal and collided with goalkeeper, Chris Harker.”
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October 1965month
Hartlepoolsmentioned
“After a short spell coaching the Sunderland youth team, in October 1965, Clough was offered the manager's job at Hartlepools United (from 1977 the club became known as Hartlepool United).”
source: Wikipedia: Brian Clough
1969 to 1972period
Derbymentioned
“Their Hartlepools team featured three players who would play for Clough and Taylor at other clubs in the future: Les Green, who would be goalkeeper in Derby's promotion-winning side of 1969, Tony Parry who Clough signed for Derby in 1972…”
source: Wikipedia: Brian Clough
September 1972month
Baseball Groundmentioned
“Then, in early September 1972, after the team had defeated Liverpool 2–1 at the Baseball Ground, Clough criticised the Derby County fans, stating that "They started chanting only near the end when we were a goal in front.”
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September 1973month
West Hammentioned
“In September 1973, Clough travelled to West Ham United's Upton Park and personally made a £400,000 bid for Bobby Moore, a player he long admired, and Trevor Brooking.”
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1974year
Englandmentioned
“The match, which England had to win in order to qualify for the 1974 World Cup finals, ended 1–1, and Tomaszewski made numerous magnificent saves, some of them unconventionally, to ensure his nation qualified for the finals at England's…”
source: Wikipedia: Brian Clough
1976year
Mallorcamentioned
“Bolton's defeat reached the Forest team mid-air en route to an end of 1976–77 season break in Mallorca.”
source: Wikipedia: Brian Clough
16 July 1976exact date
Derbymentioned
“On 16 July 1976, Peter Taylor re-joined Clough as his Assistant Manager, which he had been when winning the league at Derby.”
source: Wikipedia: Brian Clough
19 November 1977exact date
Leedsmentioned
“Forest lost only three of their first sixteen league games, the last of which was at Leeds United on 19 November 1977.”
source: Wikipedia: Brian Clough
1979year
Berliner FC Dynamomentioned
“In the 1979–80 European Cup quarter final, Forest won 3–1 at Dynamo Berlin to overturn a 1–0 home defeat.”
source: Wikipedia: Brian Clough
1981year
Englandmentioned
“Forest's third place promotion from the Second Division was the fifth-lowest points tally of any promoted team in history, 52 (two points for a win in England until 1981).”
source: Wikipedia: Brian Clough
1982 to 1983period
UEFAmentioned
“After clinching a decent fifth place in the 1982–83 season, the next campaign 1983–84 the club -returning to the continental competitions after two years- was defeated by Anderlecht in the UEFA Cup semi finals in controversial circumstan…”
source: Wikipedia: Brian Clough
1982year
Hartlepoolsmentioned
“Peter Taylor, Clough's friend and long-time assistant at Hartlepools, Derby, Brighton and Forest, retired from football in 1982, bringing to an end their partnership.”
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8 January 1983exact date
1992year
1992year
September 1999month
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