Just the anticipation of his visit was incredible. When he arrived, there was a huge cheer.

Brian Clough's visit to a school's award ceremony, at the height of his European Cup success, certainly didn't disappoint.

This episode features special memories of that visit - plus an excerpt from a live Green Jumper event.

In September 2004, the football world mourned the loss of the most charismatic manager we'd ever seen, Brian Clough.

In this special tribute, Cloughie author Marcus Alton looks back at that time with his own personal memories and those of fans and the football community.

Stories include the fan who was heartbroken after looking forward to meeting Brian at a book signing planned for a few days later.

There are more memories at the tribute website, brianclough.com, as well as in Marcus' books (raising money for good causes), the latest of which is Brian Clough The Lost Tapes.

“Forget about the football - which he was fantastic at - my favourite memory of him is his humour. He was very funny.”

European Cup winner Ian Bowyer shares his memories of working with Brian Clough in this entertaining chat with pod host Marcus Alton.

Bowyer doesn’t take part in many interviews these days, so we were delighted to hear his stories and recollections of life behind-the-scenes with the Miracle Manager.

This episode also includes a special discount code for Green Jumper listeners who purchase Marcus' latest Clough book, Brian Clough The Lost Tapes, which is supporting good causes.

"It was the best decision I ever made." That's Ian Bowyer's verdict when looking back at an FA tribunal shortly after Brian Clough's arrival at Nottingham Forest in 1975.

Bowyer was out of contract and Cloughie had to go to the hearing at the FA's headquarters in London. The midfielder decided to stay at the City Ground and became a vital part of the side that won the league title and twice lifted the European Cup.

"He was the master at preparing you for matches," recalls Bowyer during this fascinating chat with pod host Marcus Alton.

Here's a great collection of Brian Clough stories from the Green Jumper podcast during 2023. This compilation includes extracts from interviews with Cloughie legends such as John Robertson, Viv Anderson and Archie Gemmill.

There are also memories from journalists who interviewed Cloughie. "He was the master of mind games, long before Alex Ferguson came along," says one of the TV sports presenters.

If you've enjoyed listening to the Green Jumper, please consider buying an item to support us and other good causes by visiting our Clough shop at brianclough.com. Alternatively you can make a small donation at our ko-fi page.

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When TV sports presenter Gary Newbon suffered a stroke, he received a special ‘Get Well’ message - a handwritten note from Brian Clough and his wife Barbara.

Their close working relationship went back as far as Cloughie’s days at Derby and continued throughout his time with Nottingham Forest.

Brian always remained loyal to Newbon, ensuring he got the interviews he needed - even when it was straight after a 4-0 defeat.

Newbon paved the way for the instant post-match TV interviews that we take for granted these days. His new book looks back at an amazing career spanning 50 years.

In this fascinating chat with pod host Marcus Alton, Gary explains the impact Clough had on his career and why he’ll always be grateful for the support of the Miracle Manager.

Author Marcus Alton tells the story behind the book Brian Clough The Lost Tapes.

There's also a chance to win a signed copy of the book which lifts the lid on a treasure trove of Cloughie stories.

Brian Clough The Lost Tapes is supporting two good causes. Signed copies are available at the Cloughie shop.

Brian Clough gave him a peck on the cheek on live television. And now sports broadcaster Gary Newbon has recalled that memorable kiss in our latest pod.

Cloughie always remained loyal to Newbon, ensuring he got the interviews he needed - even when it was straight after a 4-0 defeat.

Newbon paved the way for the instant post-match TV interviews that we take for granted these days. His new book looks back at an amazing career spanning 50 years.

This pod is the trailer for the full interview.

When Brian Rice made his debut for Brian Clough’s Nottingham Forest on a Tuesday night in September 1985, it came as a big surprise to the Scottish midfielder.

He thought he was going with the squad to Anfield just for a bit of experience.

"It was completely out of the blue," says Rice. "To make your debut against Liverpool at Anfield was something really, really special."

After the match, which Forest lost, Clough gave the team four days off. He told them not to report for duty until the following Sunday, when they faced Leicester City away.

For Rice, it seemed strange to have all that time off without training. "The lads said, 'Don't say anything, just turn-up on Sunday.'"

Forest beat Leicester 3-0, with Rice on the scoresheet.

"He had his own unique way - the Brian Clough way - and it worked," Rice tells pod host Marcus Alton.

It's one of many great Cloughie stories the former Scottish international recalls in this entertaining episode.

Brian Clough’s unique way of working came as quite a surprise to his young signing, Brian Rice.

“He would close the physio’s door and tell the physio to take the week off and the injured to come back when they were fit. He locked the gym - he didn’t like us doing gym work.”

Each day was different, or “Guess What’s Happening Day,” as Rice describes it in his chat with Green Jumper host Marcus Alton.

“He had his own unique way - the Brian Clough way - and it worked.”

Rice recalls some wonderful Cloughie stories in this teaser for the full episode.

Archie Gemmill is perfectly placed to talk about the rollercoaster ride of working with the legendary Brian Clough.

Gemmill won two league titles with Cloughie, at Derby County and Nottingham Forest, before later becoming a confidante of Old Big 'Ead as part of his Forest coaching staff.

In this fascinating chat with pod host Marcus Alton, the former Scottish international talks about:

• Waking-up at home to find Clough having breakfast downstairs.
• The match-day disagreements behind the scenes.
• The devastation of being left out of Clough’s 1979 European Cup Final side.
• Working with Cloughie as part of his coaching staff.
• Being refused permission by Clough to play in Pele's testimonial match.

There’s humour, reflection and - ultimately - praise from the former midfield maestro as he recalls special times with the Miracle Manager.

Archie Gemmill won two league titles with Brian Clough, at Derby County and Nottingham Forest, before later becoming a confidante of Cloughie as part of his Forest coaching staff.

In this fascinating chat recorded at an East Midlands sports club with pod host Marcus Alton, Gemmill talks about:

• The match-day disagreements behind the scenes.
• The devastation of being left out of Clough’s 1979 European Cup Final side.
• Working with Cloughie as part of his coaching staff.

There’s humour, reflection and - ultimately - praise from the former midfield maestro as he recalls special times with the Miracle Manager.

In our latest Green Jumper Gem, former Cloughie defender Paul Hart reflects on Brian Clough's unique man management style and how he heard the news that Brian had passed away in September 2004.

For the full interview, just search our Green Jumper back catalogue.

Former England defender Viv Anderson recalls some brilliant Brian Clough stories in this entertaining interview with pod host Marcus Alton.

From a 'Clough kiss' before a match, to breaking Cloughie's curfew after winning the European Cup.

Plus Viv talks about the inspiring story of 'Local Heroes' - the feature length documentary film of how three Nottingham lads (Viv, Tony Woodcock and Garry Birtles) beat the odds to reach the pinnacle of club football and achieve worldwide fame.

'Local Heroes' is a fascinating footballing story which takes a nostalgic look at the personal stories behind Cloughie's European glory days. It's available on DVD, blu-ray and digital.

Colin Barrett will always be remembered for scoring one of the greatest goals in Brian Clough's European Cup glory days.

As well as recalling that wonderful volley against Liverpool, Colin talks about his memories of working with Cloughie and playing alongside John Robertson.

In this full-length episode, Colin also tells pod host Marcus Alton about what happened when he went into Cloughie's office to ask for a pay rise.

The result was classic Cloughie!

There's also the chance to win a book signed by Colin.

It was an emotional farewell as Brian Clough retired from football management in May 1993.

His managerial career included two league titles, two European Cups, four League Cups and a host of other trophies, plus many Manager of the Month awards.

In this bonus episode, host Marcus Alton hears from a fan who joined Cloughie on the pitch after his final home league match, and another fan who was invited into his office following his last game (a reserve fixture) at the City Ground.

"Bob Paisley slammed the door of the dressing room - he said I can't even win the toss against this lot!"

When Brian Clough's Nottingham Forest beat European Champions Liverpool in the first round of the European Cup in 1978, even the Merseysiders' boss Paisley tipped Forest to win the trophy.

In this bonus edition of the Green Jumper, host Marcus Alton hears from Forest legends John Robertson, Colin Barrett, Tony Woodcock and Garry Birtles, who recall that momentous victory - and the story behind it.

Colin Barrett scored one of the greatest goals in Brian Clough's European Cup glory days.

As well as recalling that wonderful volley against Liverpool, Colin talks about his memories of working with Cloughie and playing alongside John Robertson.

In this trailer for the forthcoming full interview with host Marcus Alton, Colin also tells the story of what happened when he went into Cloughie's office to ask for a pay rise.

The result was classic Cloughie!

From his first interview with Cloughie ("Yes, I was definitely nervous - I was meeting a legend") to their last emotional meeting ("I was on the verge of tears"), former TV sports reporter Dennis Coath has a wealth of Clough memories.

"There was no point in having a list of questions ready - you'd have to rip them up!" says Dennis as he recalls interviewing the Miracle Manager.

Dennis looks back at his eventful career in journalism in an entertaining new book: 'Rats, Pies and Pigeon Poo' which is published by Olympia.

"Cloughie was the master of mind games, long before Alex Ferguson. You never quite knew what to expect when you went to interview him.

"Sometimes you couldn't get away - and he'd be telling you all sorts of stories."

Dennis Coath is a former TV sports reporter who has some great memories of Brian Clough. The Miracle Manager kept Dennis on his toes for more than 20 years!

"There was no point in having a list of questions ready - you'd have to rip them up!" says Dennis in the trailer for our latest Green Jumper pod.

Dennis looks back at his eventful career in journalism in an entertaining new book: 'Rats, Pies and Pigeon Poo' which is published by Olympia.

Brian Clough loved watching John Robertson play football. "Give him a ball on a football pitch and he was an artist - the Picasso of our game," said Clough.

In this exclusive interview for the Green Jumper, John Robertson recalls those magical days playing for the Miracle Manager.

"I just wanted to please him," says Robbo, who set-up the winning goal in the 1979 European Cup Final and scored the only goal in the final a year later.

"Brian Clough was a genius, without a shadow of a doubt. I was proud to play for him."

The Green Jumper is hosted by the editor of the tribute website brianclough.com, Marcus Alton.

Long before the days of Fantasy Football, Brian Clough’s Football Fortunes was a groundbreaking game which allowed its players to manage their favourite clubs.

In this episode of the Green Jumper, you’ll hear the story behind the game and how Cloughie himself became involved.

It was the 1980’s and Marty Neil was a youngster in Belfast who loved the hybrid game, which unusually mixed a table-top competition with computer technology.

Decades later, Marty has given the game a re-boot and tells the full story behind Brian Clough’s Football Fortunes and what the Great Man thought about the idea.

Podcast host Marcus Alton also catches-up with Cloughie’s friend Colin Shields who was one of the few people, besides the players, who Brian allowed to travel on the team coach.

You can read more about Brian Clough’s Football Fortunes on the tribute website, brianclough.com.

European Cup winner Martin O'Neill talks candidly about life working with Brian Clough.

"We were looking for that approval from him. It was as if he was the Godfather of football," says O'Neill, who also talks about his disagreements with Cloughie.

Looking back, he accepts that team-mate John Robertson was right to advise him not to argue with the Reds boss.

"I have been known to answer back even when I know I'm not right - you can ask my family!" jokes O'Neill in this fascinating chat with pod host Marcus Alton.

You can also read a review of O'Neill's brilliant book 'On Days Like These - My Life in Football' (published by Pan Macmillan) on the tribute site brianclough.com.

Photographer John Sumpter captured many famous images of Brian Clough, including the iconic photo of Cloughie meeting Princess Diana at Wembley.

"I was so close to them I could hear their conversation," says John, who recalls that magical moment in this Green Jumper pod.

That's just one of many great Cloughie stories John shares with pod host Macus Alton in this entertaining episode.

"They'd never met somebody like him - and they've never met somebody like him since. He was a one-off."

Author Chris Hull talks about some of the players at Hartlepools when Brian Clough began his managerial career.

From his fund-raising exploits, to training on the beach and his initial reluctance to leave for Derby, you'll hear how Cloughie tackled a range of new challenges and created a recipe for success - or 'Alchemy' as Chris describes it.

That's also the title of Chris' book looking back at Clough's first steps into management. 'Alchemy' - the story of Clough and Taylor's time at Hartlepools - is published by The History Press.

In this taster of a forthcoming Green Jumper, Marcus Alton talks to one of Brian Clough's European Cup legends, Martin O'Neill.

Often at loggerheads with Cloughie during his playing days at Nottingham Forest, O'Neill recalls special memories of Brian and how he eventually received the praise he craved.

O'Neill's new book 'On Days Like These - My Life in Football' is a fascinating account of a rollercoaster 50 years in the beautiful game from one of football's sharpest minds.

"The story just sucks you in - it's Cloughie and he's a completely unique character."

Author Chris Hull tells the story of Brian Clough's first stint in football management, at rock bottom Hartlepools.

From his fund-raising exploits, to training on the beach, you'll hear how Cloughie tackled a range of new challenges and created a recipe for success - or 'Alchemy' as Chris describes it.

This is a taster of Marcus Alton's forthcoming full interview with Chris, the author of 'Alchemy' - the story of Clough and Taylor's time at Hartlepools (published by The History Press).

Thousands of Brian Clough fans joined his family, friends and former players at the memorial service at Pride Park on 21st October, 2004.

Derby Cathedral wasn't big enough for the many supporters who wanted to remember Cloughie - so they gathered in the type of place he was treated as a God: a football stadium.

In this episode, Green Jumper host Marcus Alton looks back at that emotional night and speaks to a man who played a special role in the service.

Nottingham Forest's matchday announcer Mark Dennison joins Green Jumper host Marcus Alton to talk Clough, Wembley and Steve Cooper.

The entertaining radio presenter also recalls a Legends Night he compered back in 2005 to help raise money for the Clough statue in Nottingham.

"I've been looking back at some photos and we all look so young," says Mark. "Nigel Jemson looks about ten!"

Also on the panel that night were European Cup winners John McGovern and Kenny Burns. They were accompanied by former journalist John Lawson who worked with Cloughie throughout his years at Forest.

This episode also includes a discount code for savings off books and souvenirs at the brianclough.com shop, raising money for good causes.

Back in 2005, a Clough Legends night was held at Nottingham Forest's City Ground to help raise money for the city's bronze statue.

The compere for the evening was radio presenter Mark Dennison - who is now the club's matchday announcer.

In this episode, Green Jumper host Marcus Alton reflects on that event with Mark, who also chats about his admiration for the Master Manager and his own Wembley appearance.

Billy Lundy was a Grenadier Guard serving in Northern Ireland when he was badly injured in a bomb attack.

In this episode, Billy tells Green Jumper host Marcus Alton about the special 'Get Well' letter he received from Brian Clough and his amusement over its contents.

The former soldier also pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, describing her as a "remarkable woman" following the sad news of September 2022.

"It was always a competition between the two of them - who could get the first word in. Of course, Cloughie won that!"

Former Fleet Street journalist Norman Giller recalls the time Brian Clough met-up again with his great friend and Spurs legend Jimmy Greaves.

"When Jimmy began his broadcasting career, the very first phone call he got was from Cloughie who insisted that Jimmy get on a train and he would give him an interview 'for nowt,' as Cloughie would say."

Norman also reveals how the quiet Clough he first met with the England squad in 1959 was nothing like the legendary figure he would become.

Speaking to pod host Marcus Alton, Norman recalls some wonderful Cloughie stories spanning several decades.

He also talks about the times he interviewed Clough and filmed a surprise presentation for his friend, the commentator Brian Moore (resulting in the title of this episode!).

Norman has written more than 100 books - his latest being the authorised biography of Jimmy Greaves. You can find out more at normangillerbooks.com.

We hope you enjoy the chat.

"The Brian Clough I first met was nothing like the Brian Clough who became a legend in his own lifetime.

"He was a quiet guy who wanted to take a back seat because he was in awe of players like Bobby Charlton and Jimmy Greaves, who he idolised."

Former Fleet Street journalist Norman Giller has some wonderful Cloughie stories spanning several decades.

He describes how Brian was the first to phone the great Jimmy Greaves to offer him a free interview when Greavsie began his broadcasting career.

"That showed Cloughie's generosity," Norman tells Marcus Alton in this trailer for the latest Green Jumper.

Norman talks about the times he interviewed Clough and filmed a surprise presentation for his friend, the commentator Brian Moore (resulting in the title of this episode!).

Norman has written more than 100 books - his latest being the authorised biography of Clough's great friend Jimmy Greaves. You can find out more at normangillerbooks.com.

In the meantime, please enjoy this taster of the fascinating forthcoming pod.

"It's something I'll always treasure." Journalist and author John Brindley looks back at his special interview with Brian Clough in this fascinating episode.

John's list of interviewees reads like a Who's Who of Clough legends - and meeting the Great Man himself was an unforgettable moment. 

Chatting to brianclough.com editor Marcus Alton, John recalls marvellous memories from some of Brian's star players and how the Miracle Manager's man-management got the best out of his team. 

John has ghost-written books for several Clough players - European Cup winner Gary Mills and the Magic Maverick, Terry Curran - as well as penning the popular 'Nottingham Forest - 20 Legends.'

Have a listen to his great memories - and look out for his books: 'Gary Mills - My Life in Football', 'Regrets of a Football Maverick', 'Gimme The Ball' and 'Nottingham Forest - 20 Legends.' 

A former ball boy recalls his strict instructions on matchday: Don't retrieve the ball near the dug-out, Mr Clough will do that!

This episode features stories from Cloughie fans, including magical memories of cup finals and meeting Brian Clough.

We also talk about the tragedy of Hillsborough in 1989. There's more information about the support group mentioned, HERE. The group's handle on X is @ForestHSA.

Journalist and author John Brindley achieved a long-standing ambition when he secured an interview with Brian Clough.

John's list of interviewees reads like a Who's Who of Clough legends - and meeting the Great Man himself was an unforgettable moment. 

In the latest entertaining pod, John talks about some of the great Cloughie-related stories he has gathered over the years.

Talking to brianclough.com editor Marcus Alton, John recalls marvellous memories from some of Brian's star players and how the Miracle Manager's man-management got the best out of his team. 

John has ghost-written books for several Clough players - European Cup winner Gary Mills and the Magic Maverick, Terry Curran - as well as penning the popular 'Nottingham Forest - 20 Legends.'

This episode is a taster of the forthcoming full episode. 

John's books: 'Gary Mills - My Life in Football', 'Regrets of a Football Maverick', 'Gimme The Ball' and 'Nottingham Forest - 20 Legends.' 

In the second part of this fascinating interview, Colin Shields shares precious memories of life away from the spotlight with Brian Clough.

Colin was a close friend of Cloughie and one of the few people - besides the players - who was allowed to travel on the team bus.

There are some great stories in this second installment of Marcus Alton's interview with Colin. The pair worked together to produce the tribute book Champagne Memories.

The book is supporting good causes: The Royal British Legion and the children's charity the NSPCC. Signed copies are available at the tribute website, briancloughcom.

Colin Shields was a close friend of Brian Clough and one of the few people - besides the players - that Cloughie allowed to travel on the team coach.

In the first part of his chat with Green Jumper host Marcus Alton, Colin recalls travelling with Roy Keane on the day the young midfielder made his debut for Nottingham Forest.

He also reveals one of the secrets of success on the European trips - the pork pies he delivered onto the team bus!

Yes, there's some amusing stories in this two-part interview with Colin, whose book 'Champagne Memories' is supporting good causes. It's available at brianclough.com.

You'll also hear from the digital artist Matt Wilkinson who talks about what inspired him to recreate some iconic images of Cloughie on his popular Rogues Gallery website.

Colin Shields was a close friend of Brian Clough and one of the few people, besides the players, allowed to travel on the team bus.

Colin shares his memories with the editor of the Cloughie tribute website, Marcus Alton.

Stories include the last minute change to travel arrangements which led to Roy Keane making his Nottingham Forest debut at Liverpool.

The second guest in this episode is a digital artist who has recreated some iconic images of Brian Clough. Matt Wilkinson explains how his ideas came about. They're now showcased on the Rogues Gallery website.

Tony Woodcock is one of Brian Clough's Miracle Men. In this exclusive chat with Green Jumper host Marcus Alton, he shares some special memories of the Master Manager.

He recalls:

• Being thrown out of Cloughie's office.
• Getting his big break into the Nottingham Forest first team.
• Cloughie's advice before a crucial game.
• How Brian tried to persuade him to stay.

Plus lots more: including a new documentary featuring the story of how he and team-mates Garry Birtles and Viv Anderson rose from humble Nottinghamshire roots to become European champions. Look out for that programme on streaming service 360 Sports TV.

The Green Jumper pod is hosted by author Marcus Alton from www.brianclough.com and has been downloaded in more than sixty countries.

This special bonus episode of the Green Jumper marks Brian Clough's birthday.

The pod, hosted by the editor of www.brianclough.com, Marcus Alton, includes some classic Cloughie quotes and memories.

It's been great to see so many downloads around the world - thanks for your continued interest and support. Subscribe via all the major platforms and the pod will soon be in your top one!

In the forthcoming Green Jumper, Tony Woodcock recalls the famous 2-0 win over Liverpool in the European Cup. This bonus episode looks back at that magical time for Cloughie and his Forest side.

It includes Tony's memories of Clough's advice before the match and what he describes as 'a footballing fairytale' for the Miracle Men.

You'll hear more of Tony's stories in the full episode. Plus look out for a documentary featuring Tony, Garry Birtles and Viv Anderson on the streaming service 360 Sports TV.

He's one of Brian Clough's Miracle Men - and in the next full episode of the Green Jumper, Tony Woodcock shares some special memories of the Master Manager.

"I went into his office and said I wanted to play centre forward. He asked me what I'd do there. 'I'll score goals,' I replied. He said 'Good answer' and threw me out of his office again."

Woodcock went on to enjoy incredible success with Cloughie - and also reveals how Old Big 'Ead tried to persuade him to stay.

In this trailer for the forthcoming episode, Tony also talks about a new documentary featuring the story of how he and team-mates Garry Birtles and Viv Anderson rose from humble Nottinghamshire roots to become European champions. Look out for that programme on streaming service 360 Sports TV.

The Green Jumper pod is hosted by author Marcus Alton from www.brianclough.com and has been downloaded in more than sixty countries.

The guest in the next Green Jumper pod is one of Cloughie's Miracle Men: Tony Woodcock.

He speaks exclusively to Marcus Alton about playing for Old Big 'Ead - plus life after football. Tony is part of the streaming service 360 Sports TV.

There are some great stories to come. Here's the first snippet, summing up the ability of Cloughie's Forest to take-on all-comers, whatever the conditions of the pitch....

In the second part of this entertaining interview, Terry Curran tells more fascinating stories about the Master Manager.

Terry was one of Brian's early signings at Nottingham Forest. In this frank and humour-filled conversation with Clough author Marcus Alton, Terry describes how he's still proud to have played for Brian - even though the ending was not how he'd planned it.

The former winger recalls how he stormed out of Clough's office, slamming the door so hard that it fell off its hinges!

Terry still regards Cloughie as the greatest ever manager and ends the pod with a special message for 'The Gaffer.'

Terry's latest book 'Gimme The Ball' is a follow-up to 'Regrets of a Football Maverick' and can be purchased by emailing jbrinders@yahoo.co.uk.

"He used to send my mum a bouquet of flowers every year with a Christmas card. That was the class of the fella."

From the heartbreak of being left out of Brian Clough's 1991 FA Cup Final line-up, to receiving a bouquet of flowers from the Miracle Manager after a car crash, this is a fascinating interview with Cloughie legend Nigel Jemson.

It's the second part of Marcus Alton's chat with the former striker, who also recalls his winning goal in the League Cup Final - and Cloughie's nickname for him.

In this trailer for part two of Magic Maverick, you'll hear about some of the golden nuggets coming up in the second part of the interview with Cloughie midfielder Terry Curran.

The speedy winger was one of Brian's early additions at Nottingham Forest, but left the City Ground before the European glory days.

Podcast host Marcus Alton talks to Terry about the day he left Clough - and how the Master Manager's promises came true.

Plus there's the hilarious story of how Brian caught the Magic Maverick impersonating him giving a team talk!

Terry's book 'Gimme the Ball' is available by contacting author John Brindley: jbrinders@yahoo.co.uk

Look out for the rest of the full interview: Magic Maverick (part two).

When it comes to self-confidence, Brian Clough met his match in Terry Curran. Cloughie called him 'Golden Balls' and was full of admiration for the speedy winger. Terry was one of Brian's early signings at Nottingham Forest.

In the first part of this entertaining interview conducted by brianclough.com editor Marcus Alton, Terry recalls the magical three years he spent with the Miracle Manager.

Speaking frankly and with lots of humour, Terry has some fantastic tales to tell.

He went on to play for Derby County, Everton and Sheffield Wednesday. His latest book 'Gimme The Ball' is a follow-up to 'Regrets of a Football Maverick' and can be purchased by emailing jbrinders@yahoo.co.uk.

Look out for the second part of the Magic Maverick!

Brian Clough called him 'Golden Balls' - long before David Beckham came along.

The flamboyant winger Terry Curran was one of Cloughie's first signings at Nottingham Forest and his impersonation of the Miracle Manager is not to be missed!

In this special teaser for the forthcoming two-part podcast, Terry tells host Marcus Alton about some amazing stories from his time with the man he still calls The Boss.

Terry has written two books alongside author John Brindley: 'Regrets of a Football Maverick' (Vertical Editions) and 'Gimme The Ball' (Morgan Lawrence Publishing Services). To order a copy of the latter, email: jbrinders@yahoo.co.uk.

Gary Mills was a teenager when he won the European Cup under the guidance of Brian Clough. In 1980, he became the youngest player to appear in a European Cup Final.

The amazing success at such a young age was a result of talent, hard work and the faith that Cloughie had in Young Millsy.

In this pod, Gary speaks with humour and emotion about his memories of working with The Gaffer.

"People talk about the money in the game nowadays - but I'd never ever swap those years which made me rich in memories," Gary tells podcast host Marcus Alton.

The pod includes a competition to win a signed copy of Gary's book 'Young Millsy' (T&Cs on Clough tribute website). Signed copies are available to purchase by emailing: jbrinders@yahoo.co.uk.