Brian Clough - the Derby Days in his own words

When Brian Clough died at the age of 69 in the autumn of 2004, the world of football mourned one of the greatest managers of all time. The fans of Derby County lost a man who left an indelible mark on the football club he transformed into League Champions - and his passing also had a major impact on the people of a city he called home. Cloughie charmed, cajoled and captivated Derby and its supporters, dragging the club he joined in the summer of 1967 out of the doldrums. By 1972 they were top flight champions and feared opponents in Europe, but an acrimonious split with the Derby board in 1973 saw Clough and talisman assistant Peter Taylor head for even bigger honours elsewhere. In this film - written, edited and voiced by Jim Fearn on behalf of Brian's family - Clough says being manager of Derby was "the best job I ever had". If you're enjoying seeing these rare Rams films, subscribe to DCFC Unseen Videos - more rare footage and interviews coming soon.