Man management is a work of art. Some know how to do it others will never know or can't be taught. RIP Brian you are truly a legend.

I woukd suggest that Clough knew Pearce was good enough to play for England, he made him his captain at Forest! He knew his player and knew how to get the best out of those players and how they would respond to different approaches. He is also known for antics for keeping players feet on the ground. He was in my opinion a genius

@Oscarspoem

3 жыл бұрын

Spot on comment!

@stephenbarton8861

2 жыл бұрын

the master

@dondamon4669

Жыл бұрын

Well not really? Done well for a few years but not near Ferguson level. Clough used to hide under his desk drunk and scared or other people. That’s not genius. But he did do well a few years but also spent a lot of money for success.

@arthercamelot1140

Жыл бұрын

Spot on great man management

@toldyabro2786

Жыл бұрын

Yes Clough knew he was good enough. Pearce gave everything on the pitch for club and country and had extra attributes to add to the heart he gave. 24 yard free kick let Pearce take it phenomenal striker of the ball. And a good leader to look up to. Top captain no doubts.

Cloughie, Clever insult to get Pearcy up for England duty!

Not only was Pearce good enough to play for England but I’d absolutely love to have him in our back four these days. Absolute beast of a defender👍

He’s not sure that he liked him, even now 👌🏾 Great man, not too bad yourself Piercy

Stuart gave 100% who ever he played for and i think it rubbed off to the players around him to. They don't seem to have the same commitment when playing like they did in 80's/90's. Clough was a great manager too.

I enjoyed listening to what stuert had to say about Brian clough he was a great manager and stuert was the ultimate professional he gave 100% in every match he played in Lee Hambleton from Sheffield %

A real modest guy who was an absolutely brilliant player.

The genius of Clough in action.

This would be typical Brain he'd be like with this with everyone he'd be knocking them down to keep their head in the right place no compromise no exceptions.

Two giants of English football. Respect.

I guarantee if BRian Clough had been England manager at the time, he would have had Stuart Pearce down as first name on the team sheet.

Not the best left back in his time but certainly in the top one 🤔

@thefeckineejit264

2 жыл бұрын

Very good, well done there lol

Clough knew very well he was good enough !

😆😆wonder if this would work today with todays players try it out on them and they would cry and ask for a transfer.

I have to say that if I had been the player in that situation I would have taken it to heart and it would have destroyed my confidence but on the other hand you have to be tough to survive in that game so it would have proved I wouldn't have been good enough mentally

@michaelbailey8729

Жыл бұрын

same here

Great center half.

Good enough??? World class more like.

Reversed psychology by Clough.

Imagine how many modern players would not respond like that.

Wonder if Nigel and Teddy Sheringham got the same speech???!!!

Miss a penalty cry on the shirt your a england hero 😳

This obviously worked on someone like Pearce. Did Cloughy know how to handle people who needed a pat on the back? You'd imagine so, but given his character, you'd imagine it came less easily. He certainly fucked up the Justin Fashanu situation.

Yep, you can never know what he really meant, but to be who he was, he had to understand humans really well. Just glad clough never became english manager.

@bobbyhanly3466

10 ай бұрын

Yes, they might have won something.

Reverse psychology from Brian.

Barnet is a disgrace

Clough never intended to motivate Psycho, maybe he was jealous of Peirce call up.