We have been clear about that continuously " During Derby's post-November struggles Clough came under focus for his consistent criticism of individual players, such as Dean Leacock and Paul Green, which came to a head when he strongly criticised Tomasz Cywka after his mistake led to a late Portsmouth equaliser in a 1-1 draw at Fratton Park.

Clough is a northern dialect word for a steep sided, wooded valley ; a large part of Boggart Hole Clough is made up of these valleys and is said to be inhabited by boggarts.

Michael Clough, a US attorney and longtime observer of Ethiopia said in a statement that

The actor has said Clough is the real-life character he enjoyed playing most.

Brian Clough famously summed up the situation when he said ' Shilton was head and shoulders above Clemence in every aspect of goalkeeping, it was the biggest insult to Shilton to alternate between the two.

" Even the outspoken Brian Clough said: " Jim Leighton is a rare bird – a Scottish goalkeeper that can be relied on.

The construction of a water powered cotton mill by Ralph Taylor at Thorp Clough in 1764, is said to be the first structure of its kind.

The replay was staged on 18 January, ending with a 5 – 0 loss for Clough's side, but Burton battled bravely and Clough said he was extremely proud of his men.

An Act for improving the Navigation of the River Hull and Frodingham Beck, from Aike Beck Mouth to the Clough, on the East Corner of Fisholme, and for extending the said Navigation, from the said Clough, into or near the Town of Great Driffield, in the East Riding of the County of York.

Each of the lives is very different from the others, although there are common threads-for example the recurrent appearance of William Ewart Gladstone and Arthur Hugh Clough.

Sixty-five years after the event, Clough finally revealed the ‘ real reason ’ for Kent ’ s arrest and imprisonment-which was very different from the earlier versions in officially-inspired publications.

It is very quickly joined by the stream from Hayles Clough which rises to the east above Ginclough.

* 1935 – Brian Clough, English footballer and football manager ( d. 2004 )

* March 19 – Nigel Clough, English footballer

* Peter Taylor ( footballer born 1928 ) ( 1928 – 1990 ), English football goalkeeper and manager, associated with Brian Clough

* John Robson, professional footballer for Derby County and Aston Villa who missed only one game in Derby County's championship winning 1971-72 season under the management team of Brian Clough and Peter Taylor

Nigel Howard Clough ( born 9 March 1966 ) is an English former footballer and the current manager of Derby County.

" In his autobiography Clough noted that " Rarely could there have been a more unlikely looking professional athlete ... was a scruffy, unfit, uninterested waste of time ... but something told me he was worth persevering with.

Wachs wrote to the head of the Smithsonian Institution ( NPG's parent organization ), G. Wayne Clough, on behalf of the foundation ’ s unanimous board with the " demand that the Smithsonian restore the work ... to the exhibition or the foundation would reject any future grant requests.

Pastoral nevertheless survived as a mood rather than a genre, as can be seen from such works as Matthew Arnold's Thyrsis ( 1867 ), a lament on the death of his fellow poet Arthur Hugh Clough.

During November RCK hold a bonfire night and fireworks at Clough Hall Park and during December they can be seen on the streets of Kidsgrove with their Santa float, collecting for local good causes who also help out on the routes.

Autoethnographic writing should be closely aligned with theoretical reflection, says Clough, so that it can serve as a vehicle for thinking ‘ new sociological subjects ’ and forming ‘ new parameters of the social .’ ( Clough, 2000, p. 290 ) Though Richardson and Bochner are less overtly political than Denzin and Clough, they indicate that good personal narratives should contribute to positive social change and move us to action.

Boggart Hole Clough is a country park where many walks can be undertaken, guided or otherwise.

The song can also be heard in the film Ghosts of Girlfriends Past, in a television spot for the 2009 film Taking Woodstock, as well as played over footage of Derby County goals in the movie about Brian Clough, The Damned United.

The mills, built particularly alongside Dearden Brook which provided the water power, are now closed but some remains can be seen in Dearden Clough.

Many young women in mid-19th century England had no access to the kind of formal secondary schooling which would have enabled them to go straight into the same university courses as the young men-Anne Jemima Clough herself was never a pupil in a school.

Despite these reports however, there was no evidence that Clough was on Forest's radar nor that he and his staff were looking to go elsewhere and Clough entered into new contract discussions with Derby, stating " It has never been a question of if we wanted to stay or not.

Clough states " But looking back, sure, I wish I had taken more time.

For Giles ' on field abilities, his former boss at Leeds, Brian Clough, wrote of him in his autobiography: " Giles could grab hold of a match, tuck it in his back pocket, and carry it around with him.

Two years later he was brought to Nottingham Forest by manager Brian Clough as the makeweight in a £ 300, 000 deal which also saw Coventry's centre back Ian Butterworth move to Forest.

Clough Williams-Ellis was born in Gayton, Northamptonshire, England, but his family moved back to his father's native North Wales when he was four.

Following Jewell's resignation as Derby manager, Savage found himself brought back into first team contention by new manager Nigel Clough, who made him first choice in central midfield.

Brian Clough was publicly critical of McMahon afterwards, although many people could understand the scousers ' determination to propel the Reds into the final against Everton, he also wanted to bring the famous old trophy back to Anfield as a dedication to the 96 supporters who lost their lives.

Bochner ( 2000 ) and Clough ( 2000 ) both are concerned that too much emphasis on criteria will move us back to methodological policing and will takes us away from a focus on imagination, ethical issues in autographic work, and creating better ways of living.

The manipulation of the river channel has a long history, dating back to at least the thirteenth century, when the river was diverted to the south at Firsby Clough and then to the east at White Cross Clough, creating two channels.

This meant Clough retained control of the clubs player recruitment policy and he was keen to add to his squad, stating a desire to sign a striker and younger left back to cover for Gareth Roberts.

He made just nine league appearances in 1992 – 93 as Forest were relegated, but when manager Brian Clough retired and was succeeded by Frank Clark, he had more first team opportunities, playing 21 league games and scoring three goals as Forest were promoted back to the Premier League as Division One runners-up.

Robson recalled Hodge for the first game after the European Championships-a 1-0 win over Denmark at Wembley-as Hodge had been back on form after an astute Clough paid Spurs 550, 000 pounds to take him back to Nottingham Forest.

Jeremiah Clough located on a hill near Canterbury Center, where the Pennacook Indians came to trade.

In the summer of 1992, the town came to national attention following rioting on the Stoops and Hargher Clough council estates in the south west of the town.

His professional league debut came against Liverpool at the start of the 1990 – 91 season, and the resulting performance encouraged Clough to use him more and more as the season progressed.

She came of the family of Clough of Plas Clough, Denbighshire, which bore: Azure, between three mascles a greyhound's head couped argent.

Their best achievements came between 1975 and 1993 when they were managed by Brian Clough and won a Football League title, two European Cups and four Football League Cups as well as fielding some of Britain's highest regarded players including Peter Shilton, Trevor Francis, Stuart Pearce and Roy Keane.

He managed 29 league appearances that season, scoring 10 goals, but the Reds were beaten to both the league title and the Football League Cup by a newly promoted Nottingham Forest side who came out of nowhere to be a dominant force under manager Brian Clough.

However, a five-match goalless run in the league for Liverpool ( starting in early September ) put Clough and fellow striker Ian Rush under pressure, and when the deadlock was broken in mid October against Oldham Athletic the goal came for 18-year-old Robbie Fowler, who scored a hat-trick for Liverpool against Southampton at the end of the month to put Clough's place in the first team under serious threat.

Clough denies the claim and, though Davies put in an official complaint to the league, nothing came of the incident.

This came about as a result of an agreement with Portmeirion's architect, Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, that the location would not be revealed until the final episode.