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What are you memories about Brian Clough?

Jeffers
The greatest striker ever to play for the Boro and the greatest manager this country has ever seen. To achieve what he did with provincial clubs is nothing short of astonishing. A fitting tribute indeed.

robert harman
he was a great player for boro and i hope he comes back to life he has left lots of fellings in my family

robert harman
he was a great spotsman he was a massive popular person he was the greasted.

Steve Davison
A fitting tribute to a wonderful goal scorer. I had hundreds of autographed pictures of Cloughie in my scrapbook which he would sign after training at Hutton Road or Ayresome Park. One Saturday at 2:45 pm he was selling me an England program drssed in his suit and by the time I walked to the Holgate end and took my position he was running out onto the pitch in his Boro kit ready to bang more goals in. I thought that showed total faith in his own ability and total lack of pre-match nerves. I was devastated when he was sold to Sunderland - there will never be another like him.

June Clough
What a wonderful statue and what a fitting tribute! From everyone in the Clough family, a big thank-you to everyone who contributed to the fund. Thanks also to Middlesbrough Council, the 'Evening Gazette,' Centre North East and the Northern Arts Council for their support in bringing everything to fruition. The statue is in a perfect place - Brian would love his statue being there amongst such beautiful trees. Thank you to everyone once again.

Jack Costello
I was born in York Road, Middlesbrough in 1949 and lived there until 1957. I well remember what a hero Brian was to the town's football supporters. I too used to make a cut through the Albert Park on my way to school, which was on Ayresome Street - then called St Philomena's (later Sacred Heart). We could see into Ayresome Park through gaps in the fence from the school playground.When Brian retired I wrote to him, and had an autographed photo in return. They do not make them like him any more!What has most amazed me is that, until reading this today, I never knew that Bran lived in Valley Road, the next street to York Road, where I lived. I intend to go over and have a look at this super memorial.

alan swalwell
i keep remembering more from my dads stories on Brian. when he signed for the Boro, Gt.Broughton received 拢10 and poss. some kit,a bargain?. ALSO Brian and his one time team mate, sadly, went into extra-time on the same date,20 Sep,tho in diff yrs. thanks again Brian for lighting up my dads life and a few million others!

Robert Nichols
It took a couple of years to get there with the statue but I think it has been well worth the wait. I am absolutely bowled over by the statue and the reaction to it from everyone. Please do go down and have a look for yourself. It is so great that the people of Middlesbrough have put Brian back on the map in his hometown. For good.

alan swalwell
to add to his playing days at Great Broughton, he would usually catch the Mbro to Helmsley United bus,tho often got a lift from a Sandersons lorry, a local haulage and potato merchants.

Essex Red
Brian Clough for me was the second coming and I appalude the efforts of everyone involved in this wonderful statue and I think I can safely say that I speak on behalf of all Forest fans who miss the great man every day.

Colin Baldam
A striker who by todays standards would have been worth 拢100m, anyone with a strike rate of one goal every 1.08 games, i leave you to draw your own conclussions, also the best manager never to manage England, like Sir Alf Ramsy, Cloughie was his own man and had the F.A. the courage of their convictions i'm sure we would have won the world cup more than once!!!, he was a credit to Teesside, his family and more important, to himself I doubt if we see the likes again (but hope we do) Thanks for the great memories Cloughie - hope you get Knighted (should have happened when you were alive.