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The 1970s weren't all bad
Jun. 27th, 2014 04:29 pmTwo more things on the BBC iPlayer site - 1970s interviews by David Frost.
The first is with Brian Clough, sometime in the Autumn of 1974 after he'd left Leeds United but before he joined Nottingham Forest. Perhaps that's why the greatest manager the England team never had is - for him - quite modest.
The second, also from 1974, is with Muhammad Ali, some time before the 'Rumble in the Jungle' fight and at that point the most famous person in the world. The contrast between then and his later years is why seeing the latter is so painful for those of us who remember the former.
The first is with Brian Clough, sometime in the Autumn of 1974 after he'd left Leeds United but before he joined Nottingham Forest. Perhaps that's why the greatest manager the England team never had is - for him - quite modest.
The second, also from 1974, is with Muhammad Ali, some time before the 'Rumble in the Jungle' fight and at that point the most famous person in the world. The contrast between then and his later years is why seeing the latter is so painful for those of us who remember the former.