RIP Larry Lloyd

[Hettonlass]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1773315435422728644

 

[DieselBert]

Reading about him in Cloughie's book this morning. RIP

 

[ftm1971]

RIP lad

 

[Dustie]

RIP Larry. That Forest defence of the late 70s with him, Kenny Burns, Shilts and Viv Anderson was something special.

 

[hank williams]

What a player he was

 

[SirSidneyRuffDiamond]

RIP

 

[Johnny on the spot]

RIP Larry Lloyd - a winner, commanding at the heart of defence, particularly for Liverpool, Coventry City and Nottm Forest.

 

[horselover]

RiP Larry

 

[Paulus Wood Gnome]

He won a lot of trophies as well. Great player. RIP.

Liverpool
First Division: 1972–73
FA Cup runner up: 1970–71
UEFA Cup: 1972–73

Nottingham Forest
First Division: 1977–78
League Cup: 1977–78, 1978–79
FA Charity Shield: 1978
European Cup: 1978–79, 1979–80
European Super Cup: 1979
Anglo-Scottish Cup: 1976–77

 

[Hettonlass]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1773342791428395207

 

[Mackem Mad]

RIP

 

[harryCLSsafc]

He won a lot of trophies as well. Great player. RIP.

Liverpool
First Division: 1972–73
FA Cup runner up: 1970–71
UEFA Cup: 1972–73

Nottingham Forest
First Division: 1977–78
League Cup: 1977–78, 1978–79
FA Charity Shield: 1978
European Cup: 1978–79, 1979–80
European Super Cup: 1979
Anglo-Scottish Cup: 1976–77

I'm too young to have seen him play but that's a lot of trophies so was clearly a good player.

RIP.

 

[Ale taster]

Was signed by Clough on Taylor's say from Coventry in Oct.'76 (the season Jimmy Hill cheated us into relegation). Forest were attempting to get promoted from the second tier.
His career was washed up and going nowhere. After an initial loan spell, he was was signed for one quarter of what Coventry had paid Liverpool two years earlier.
So an experienced pro who's career had lost it's way and was cheap. RIP.

Look and learn Speakman.

 

[turnthetide3]

RIP. A great example of how a good management team can lift a player out of the doldrums and contribute to a wonderfully success team.

 

[EDGE]

What Clough did with that team was nothing short of genius.

 

[Exapno Mapcase]

RIP Imagine facing up to Larry Lloyd and Kenny Burns. Clough knee how to get the most out of players who were nearer the end of their careers. Used to see him about Nottingham when I was there in the eighties. A big bloke.

 

[Voice of fair play]

Was signed by Clough on Taylor's say from Coventry in Oct.'76 (the season Jimmy Hill cheated us into relegation). Forest were attempting to get promoted from the second tier.
His career was washed up and going nowhere. After an initial loan spell, he was was signed for one quarter of what Coventry had paid Liverpool two years earlier.
So an experienced pro who's career had lost it's way and was cheap. RIP.

Look and learn Speakman.

Just another player of many the miracle man Mr Brian Clough turned into a very good player!!

 

[EDGE]

RIP Imagine facing up to Larry Lloyd and Kenny Burns. Clough knee how to get the most out of players who were nearer the end of their careers. Used to see him about Nottingham when I was there in the eighties. A big bloke.

Don't mention a knee to Cloughy mind.

 

[Ale taster]

RIP Imagine facing up to Larry Lloyd and Kenny Burns. Clough knee how to get the most out of players who were nearer the end of their careers. Used to see him about Nottingham when I was there in the eighties. A big bloke.

Don't forget Frank Clark as well.
On the scrap heap at Newcastle after 400 appearances in '75.
A league champion in '78 and European Cup in '79.
Let's be honest, Cloughie was the best.

 

[hank williams]

Don't forget Frank Clark as well.
On the scrap heap at Newcastle after 400 appearances in '75.
A league champion in '78 and European Cup in '79.
Let's be honest, Cloughie was the best.

Ian bowyer absolute dog shit here

Cloughy got him a European cup winners medal