'I got a few kisses and a few rollickings from Brian Clough: I travelled on the bus with Nottingham Forest, but once he marched me out of the dressing room' Clive Tyldesley on working with English football's most famous managersClive Tyldesley's early career shaped his connection to football, notably through his experiences with Brian Clough at Nottingham Forest.
'Commentating for Rangers TV became a wonderful 18-month adventure, but I was warned that Celtic are either "Celtic" or "them" nothing affectionate!': Clive Tyldesley explains having to learn the hard way in ScotlandClive Tyldesley's association with Rangers coincided with their historic unbeaten season under Steven Gerrard, showcasing the challenges and learning curve of sports commentary.
'I got a few kisses and a few rollickings from Brian Clough: I travelled on the bus with Nottingham Forest, but once he marched me out of the dressing room' Clive Tyldesley on working with English football's most famous managersClive Tyldesley's early career shaped his connection to football, notably through his experiences with Brian Clough at Nottingham Forest.
'Commentating for Rangers TV became a wonderful 18-month adventure, but I was warned that Celtic are either "Celtic" or "them" nothing affectionate!': Clive Tyldesley explains having to learn the hard way in ScotlandClive Tyldesley's association with Rangers coincided with their historic unbeaten season under Steven Gerrard, showcasing the challenges and learning curve of sports commentary.
'I broke the cardinal rule of commentary by saying "And Solskjaer has won it" - if Manchester United hadn't won, there would have been an effigy hanging of me in the Arndale Centre!': Clive Tyldesley relives his most famous momentClive Tyldesley reflects on his commentary during the 1999 Champions League Final, revealing his surprise at Manchester United's dramatic comeback.
I started to go home and away when they had a very average team, I missed only six, seven games' commentator Clive Tyldesley on the football team he shouldn't have' supportedClive Tyldesley now prioritizes professionalism over childhood loyalties, advocating for impartiality in commentary despite his early support of Manchester United.
'I broke the cardinal rule of commentary by saying "And Solskjaer has won it" - if Manchester United hadn't won, there would have been an effigy hanging of me in the Arndale Centre!': Clive Tyldesley relives his most famous momentClive Tyldesley reflects on his commentary during the 1999 Champions League Final, revealing his surprise at Manchester United's dramatic comeback.
I started to go home and away when they had a very average team, I missed only six, seven games' commentator Clive Tyldesley on the football team he shouldn't have' supportedClive Tyldesley now prioritizes professionalism over childhood loyalties, advocating for impartiality in commentary despite his early support of Manchester United.