| Maybe not the best advice 11:08 - Dec 6 with 1199 views | welwynranger |
Sean Dyce has allegedly told his player not to worry about Mo Salah in the Merseyside Derby.
During his 42 day spell as manager of Leeds Brian Clough told hs players not to worry about Stan Bowles
when they played Rangers.
Match score Leeds 0 QPR1
Scorer Bowles | | | |  |
| Maybe not the best advice on 11:21 - Dec 6 with 1143 views | TheChef |
I'm sure that was the game Dyche was thinking about. | |
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| Maybe not the best advice on 11:33 - Dec 6 with 1103 views | DannyPaddox |
I thought Clough said the opposite. Something along the lines of, you stop Stan Bowles, you stop QPR, erroneous in its own way but illustrated his high regard for Stan. | | | |
| Maybe not the best advice on 12:59 - Dec 6 with 952 views | TomS |
He was such a fan of Stan that he bought him later in his career from us, even when it was obvious that Stan was clearly on the decline. | | | |
| Maybe not the best advice on 13:38 - Dec 6 with 891 views | timjones |
In the film, The Damned United, when managing Leeds he definitely refers to the need to stop Stan Bowles from playing if they want to win the match. He obviously then signed Stan later so I think he had a high regard for him. Stan's thoughts were different though with his famous quote that when he was at Forest that they communicated by rumour because Clough was rarely at training. Fantastic manager though. | | | |
| Maybe not the best advice on 16:47 - Dec 6 with 631 views | eastside_r |
And they famously didn’t get on - hence the brilliant ‘communicating by rumour’ comment by Stan. | | | |
| Maybe not the best advice on 17:20 - Dec 6 with 543 views | stainrods_elbow |
Though he alienated him at Forest by playing him out of position, telling him he was just there to supply John Robertson, and then banning him from Robertson's testimonial if memory serves. Stan's opinion of Clough was that he was overrated and had little involvement in training. (Mind you, he said that about a lot of people, including Trevor Brooking, who was a better and more consistent, if less entertaining, midfielder, though it sticks in my craw to say so.) [Post edited 6 Dec 17:20]
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