Colin Shields was a close friend of Brian Clough and one of the few people, besides the players, allowed to travel on the team bus.

Colin shares his memories with the editor of the Cloughie tribute website, Marcus Alton.

Stories include the last minute change to travel arrangements which led to Roy Keane making his Nottingham Forest debut at Liverpool.

The second guest in this episode is a digital artist who has recreated some iconic images of Brian Clough. Matt Wilkinson explains how his ideas came about. They're now showcased on the Rogues Gallery website.

Tony Woodcock is one of Brian Clough's Miracle Men. In this exclusive chat with Green Jumper host Marcus Alton, he shares some special memories of the Master Manager.

He recalls:

• Being thrown out of Cloughie's office.
• Getting his big break into the Nottingham Forest first team.
• Cloughie's advice before a crucial game.
• How Brian tried to persuade him to stay.

Plus lots more: including a new documentary featuring the story of how he and team-mates Garry Birtles and Viv Anderson rose from humble Nottinghamshire roots to become European champions. Look out for that programme on streaming service 360 Sports TV.

The Green Jumper pod is hosted by author Marcus Alton from www.brianclough.com and has been downloaded in more than sixty countries.

This special bonus episode of the Green Jumper marks Brian Clough's birthday.

The pod, hosted by the editor of www.brianclough.com, Marcus Alton, includes some classic Cloughie quotes and memories.

It's been great to see so many downloads around the world - thanks for your continued interest and support. Subscribe via all the major platforms and the pod will soon be in your top one!

In the forthcoming Green Jumper, Tony Woodcock recalls the famous 2-0 win over Liverpool in the European Cup. This bonus episode looks back at that magical time for Cloughie and his Forest side.

It includes Tony's memories of Clough's advice before the match and what he describes as 'a footballing fairytale' for the Miracle Men.

You'll hear more of Tony's stories in the full episode. Plus look out for a documentary featuring Tony, Garry Birtles and Viv Anderson on the streaming service 360 Sports TV.

He's one of Brian Clough's Miracle Men - and in the next full episode of the Green Jumper, Tony Woodcock shares some special memories of the Master Manager.

"I went into his office and said I wanted to play centre forward. He asked me what I'd do there. 'I'll score goals,' I replied. He said 'Good answer' and threw me out of his office again."

Woodcock went on to enjoy incredible success with Cloughie - and also reveals how Old Big 'Ead tried to persuade him to stay.

In this trailer for the forthcoming episode, Tony also talks about a new documentary featuring the story of how he and team-mates Garry Birtles and Viv Anderson rose from humble Nottinghamshire roots to become European champions. Look out for that programme on streaming service 360 Sports TV.

The Green Jumper pod is hosted by author Marcus Alton from www.brianclough.com and has been downloaded in more than sixty countries.

The guest in the next Green Jumper pod is one of Cloughie's Miracle Men: Tony Woodcock.

He speaks exclusively to Marcus Alton about playing for Old Big 'Ead - plus life after football. Tony is part of the streaming service 360 Sports TV.

There are some great stories to come. Here's the first snippet, summing up the ability of Cloughie's Forest to take-on all-comers, whatever the conditions of the pitch....

In the second part of this entertaining interview, Terry Curran tells more fascinating stories about the Master Manager.

Terry was one of Brian's early signings at Nottingham Forest. In this frank and humour-filled conversation with Clough author Marcus Alton, Terry describes how he's still proud to have played for Brian - even though the ending was not how he'd planned it.

The former winger recalls how he stormed out of Clough's office, slamming the door so hard that it fell off its hinges!

Terry still regards Cloughie as the greatest ever manager and ends the pod with a special message for 'The Gaffer.'

Terry's latest book 'Gimme The Ball' is a follow-up to 'Regrets of a Football Maverick' and can be purchased by emailing [email protected].

In this trailer for part two of Magic Maverick, you'll hear about some of the golden nuggets coming up in the second part of the interview with Cloughie midfielder Terry Curran.

The speedy winger was one of Brian's early additions at Nottingham Forest, but left the City Ground before the European glory days.

Podcast host Marcus Alton talks to Terry about the day he left Clough - and how the Master Manager's promises came true.

Plus there's the hilarious story of how Brian caught the Magic Maverick impersonating him giving a team talk!

Terry's book 'Gimme the Ball' is available by contacting author John Brindley: [email protected]

Look out for the rest of the full interview: Magic Maverick (part two).

When it comes to self-confidence, Brian Clough met his match in Terry Curran. Cloughie called him 'Golden Balls' and was full of admiration for the speedy winger. Terry was one of Brian's early signings at Nottingham Forest.

In the first part of this entertaining interview conducted by brianclough.com editor Marcus Alton, Terry recalls the magical three years he spent with the Miracle Manager.

Speaking frankly and with lots of humour, Terry has some fantastic tales to tell.

He went on to play for Derby County, Everton and Sheffield Wednesday. His latest book 'Gimme The Ball' is a follow-up to 'Regrets of a Football Maverick' and can be purchased by emailing [email protected].

Look out for the second part of the Magic Maverick!

Brian Clough called him 'Golden Balls' - long before David Beckham came along.

The flamboyant winger Terry Curran was one of Cloughie's first signings at Nottingham Forest and his impersonation of the Miracle Manager is not to be missed!

In this special teaser for the forthcoming two-part podcast, Terry tells host Marcus Alton about some amazing stories from his time with the man he still calls The Boss.

Terry has written two books alongside author John Brindley: 'Regrets of a Football Maverick' (Vertical Editions) and 'Gimme The Ball' (Morgan Lawrence Publishing Services). To order a copy of the latter, email: [email protected].