I Believe in Miracles, the documentary about Brian Clough taking over at Nottingham Forest in 1975 culminating in their subsequent European Cup win against Malmo in 1979.
It was great hearing the reminiscences of a group of old blokes (around 60ish) talking about a club that rose from the ashes, to the heights of being European Champions, interlinked with old Forest footage - unmissable!
The film brought back for me the feelings and memories of what following football in that era was like, the excitement of walking down London Road to the City Ground, how simple the football business was back then along with life in general, and how much the sport has been commercialised and complicated over the years, with the top players changing from well paid and who drove a nice Capri and lived in decent semis in West Bridgford - to elusive multi-millionaires in the best cars money can buy, living in out of town mansions miles from the average supporter who don't give a Sh*t about you!
The story of Clough's arrival at the Club after his disastrous 44 days at Leeds, and Forest's subsequent incredible journey from Division 2 mediocrity to League Champions of England and European Cup winners (twice) in less than five years is amazing to witness again. It is unthinkable that such a thing could ever happen again and no doubt never will..................