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

[Acido]

Hey lads we've discussed this so many times on here.... did Cloughy (Brian) steal Derby's success when he went and achieved what he did with Notts Florist ?.

[Romanis]

Hey lads we've discussed this so many times on here.... did Cloughy (Brian) steal Derby's success when he went and achieved what he did with Notts Florist ?.

Don't try and curry favour with the locals!

You cheeky git

[Andy_Faber]

Hey lads we've discussed this so many times on here.... did Cloughy (Brian) steal Derby's success when he went and achieved what he did with Notts Florist ?.

Not in my opinion. I'll always be of the opinion that Derby was a passion and Forest was a job, but he stole nothing, he just made the best of the assets at his disposal (existing players, cash, his personality) to achieve success at both clubs, and I think Derby's success would have waned whatever happened between the two clubs, just the same as Forest's did

[Andy_Faber]

Not sure how you're disagreeing, or who with, Andy.

I'm disagreeing by offering a different view, and with Romanis' OP. In summary I'd go for the (Clough/Taylor)/MacKay years

[roger_ramjet]

Lets not forget Des Anderson, AF

[Andy_Faber]

Lets not forget Des Anderson, AF

Ah yes dear old Des

[Romanis]

here you go then

[Acido]

Don't try and curry favour with the locals!
You cheeky git

Im not looking for a curry at all kid, I wouldnt mind some chinese take away though or a nice Italian pasta meal.

[ramAnag]

here you go then

Blimey...one of those linesmen would be arrested for dressing like that in public these days...and the 'pitch' would probably have been declared unplayable by Prince Charles who appears to be the referee.
Only advertising is on the stands I see...deep joy!

[Andy_Faber]

Blimey...one of those linesmen would be arrested for dressing like that in public these days...and the 'pitch' would probably have been declared unplayable by Prince Charles who appears to be the referee.
Only advertising is on the stands I see...deep joy!

And preceding one of the poorest Derby performances I ever witnessed