To mark 30 years since he left the City Ground, the Nottingham Post have produced a special edition celebrating his trophy-laden time with Forest. Dame Laura Knight (nee Johnson) (1877-1970) attended Nottingham School of Art in 1880.She is best known for her coastal scenes and later her circus paintings. During World War II she served as an official war artist and she also travelled to Nuremberg in 1946 to record the War Criminals’ Trial. Knight was made a Dame in 1929 for her services to art and in 1936 became the first woman to be elected to the Royal Academy. Dr Stewart Adams Ibuprofen belongs to the group of medicines know as Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs. It's been a pharmacy medicine since 1983, yet it was invented by Dr Stewart Adams OBE (1923 – 2019) when he was working as a research scientist for Boots, Nottingham in the late 1950s. He was looking for a drug to reduce inflammation in patients with rheumatoid arthritis. Instead he found a headache remedy that was more potent than aspirin, with fewer side-effects. Dr Stewart Adams won an OBE for services to science in 1987, and his name is on the ibuprofen patent. Erasmus Darwin Loads of times. I became a silk screen printer,” says Anderson. "I'd been going to Manchester United every school holiday for a year. They said they didn't think I could quite make it at Man United. Yes, we got paid - even in those days - a better wage than a lot of people, which we are all grateful for, but it wasn’t about that. It was just about winning. You can still be humble, even though you are earning a fortune nowadays.”

I particularly liked the candid camera work, and the director John Warrington deserves great credit for keeping the feeling of ‘being in Nottingham’ running throughout the film. That results in questions from the other two about whether squash players would make any money. Not to mention a few jokes about Birtles being signed by Forest to be Clough’s squash partner.I don’t want to give away too much about the actual substance of the film, so I will let you make your own mind up, but I can tell you that it took me on an emotional journey that I’m pleased to have been on.

There is not enough space on the internet to write about Mr Cloughs life and times, but suffice to say he achieved what no manager had done then, and is highly unlikely to ever achieve again.An MP for Rushcliffe, Nottinghamshiresince 1970, Kenneth Clarke first developed his interest for politics at seven years old.Born in Nottingham in 1940, he started his working life as a colliery electrician, had a stint as a film projectionistand worked his way to becoming a high profile politician. He became a barrister on the Midland Circuit in 1963 and practised until 1979. During the Conservative partytime in office he was Health, Education and Home Office secretary, before becoming Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1993. Samuel Reynolds Hole

Even just a short time in their company offers a telling insight into the special dressing room camaraderie from those glory days under Brian Clough. Little has changed on that front. They are all still mates. It includes interviews with former Reds players, stunning images from our picture archives, columnists, and plenty more. Character is a theme which crops up frequently, both in the film and in this interview. All three talk about having a determination to succeed - whatever it took - and they remain incredibly humble, despite their great success. For me, it was always about the next stage. Playing for the youth team, can I get into the reserve team? In the corridors where the teams went up, you needed to jump from your team into the next one and then the next one. You play for the reserves, you've got to try to get into the first-team. And then it all starts there, are you going to make it or are you not going to make it?I was reminded of my Father telling me about players from this era, muddy pitches, players that (like Garry) been carpet fitters or labourers or car salesman before getting their big break. A far cry from the groomed academy players of today.