Should we always refer to that era as the Taylor/Clough years?

[Romanis]

Yes but you were already Champions at the time, so it's to be consigned to the forgotten performances section.

[Romanis]

The Taylor/Clough years




Image from performgroup.com

[Romanis]

The image from which the statute is made.

And I believe the photo copyright belongs to the club

[Andy_Faber]

from the same day, cover of a book some old fart wrote. Photo copyright AP, which I paid for the use of so probably the only litigation-free photo ever used here

[ManxRam]

Wouldn't mind a read of that Andy

[Andy_Faber]

message me your address

[Romanis]

from the same day, cover of a book some old fart wrote. Photo copyright AP, which I paid for the use of so probably the only litigation-free photo ever used here

The story of Brian Clough and his mate, Peter Taylor, by a lifelong Derby County fan.

Andy was driven to write this story after reading the bestselling novel The Damned United, believing there was a bigger story that The Damned United fitted into. He combines his own recollections of the glory days of Derby County and Nottingham Forest with dramatic and often moving fictionalised passages, imagining the relationship between the two men and the demons they both dealt with. 211pp

[Romanis]

Another description of you. ( I did omit the more personal details)

Andy Faber is a lifelong Derby County fan, and has remained so through the thick and thin of his team’s fortunes, and the waxing and waning of his own interest in the game. He was on the terraces when the big trophies were won, and when his team were humbled week after week.

[Andy_Faber]

Another description of you. ( I did omit the more personal details)

Andy Faber is a lifelong Derby County fan, and has remained so through the thick and thin of his team’s fortunes, and the waxing and waning of his own interest in the game. He was on the terraces when the big trophies were won, and when his team were humbled week after week.

what tw*t wrote that

[Romanis]

what tw*t wrote that

Well he seems to know some details of you, your job and your work at RR. You must have given a wee bit too many interviews at the time, you old duck.