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Winter, Henry (11 June 1993). "Clough wanted cash 'bung', Sugar claims". The Independent. London . Retrieved 14 June 2012. Forest TV (31 December 2016). "Peter Taylor Leaves Nottingham Forest 1982". Archived from the original on 20 April 2020 . Retrieved 3 April 2018– via YouTube. Brian Clough and Peter Taylor glory years (1975–82) [ edit ] Brian Clough managed Nottingham Forest for 18 years. It was out of respect,” says John McGovern, who played under Clough at Hartlepool, Derby, Leeds and Nottingham Forest, when asked why Gordon answered the call to dive headlong into the chaos that was Leeds. “Clough couldn’t walk into Leeds without bringing somebody with him ... he asked Jimmy to be there so he had somebody he could trust.” Brian Clough remains Nottingham Forest's most successful manager. All but two of the club's major honours - their 1898 and 1959 FA Cup wins - were won during his reign. Since his departure, Forest have not won a major trophy and have only spent four seasons in the top-flight; their last Premier League campaign ended in 1999. The Executive Stand at the City Ground was renamed the Brian Clough stand in his honour. In 2008, a statue of Clough was unveiled by his widow Barbara on King Street, just off Old Market Square in the City Centre. In 2015, the main stand at the City Ground was renamed the Peter Taylor stand, in recognition of Taylor's contribution to the club.

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Richard Williams: Nigel Clough, new manager of Derby County, keeps his message streamlined and simple". The Guardian. London. 10 January 2009 . Retrieved 11 July 2009. a b "Brian Clough: The greatest manager England never had?". BBC News. 15 July 2010 . Retrieved 14 June 2012. Barlow and McParland were named joint Managers Of The Month for March 2006 as they were the only team in the football league to go unbeaten in that month. Archie GEMMILL – League appearances for Forest. – Nottingham Forest FC". Sporting Heroes . Retrieved 3 April 2018.Derby County | THE BRIAN CLOUGH TROPHY". Dcfc.premiumtv.co.uk. Archived from the original on 3 April 2018 . Retrieved 11 July 2009. The unbeaten run under Frank Barlow and Ian McParland extended to 10, with 6 straight wins, a feat that was last achieved in the '60s and something that even Brian Clough could not achieve, [ citation needed] when Forest beat relegation battling Yeovil Town 2–1 in front of a near sell-out crowd at the City Ground. [ citation needed] It was the first time Forest have won more than two games in a row since 2004, when Joe Kinnear was in charge and the first time they have won more than 4 in a row for 11 years. The winning run eventually ended in a thrilling 3–2 defeat at the hands of struggling Hartlepool United. As soon as Clough's departure was announced, the search for a successor began. Former player Martin O’Neill was among the names linked with the manager's job. Eventually another former Forest player - Frank Clark - was named as the new manager, 14 years after ending his playing career with the club.