Clough and Taylor charity run

More than 800 people have taken part in a 10k race in memory of Nottingham Forest legend, Brian Clough and his former assistant manager Peter Taylor.

The first Clough-Taylor People's Run took place at Donington Park in Leicestershire to raise money for various charities, including Muscular Dystrophy Campaign, Nottingham Hospitals Charity, CP Sport and Hope Against Cancer.

Competitors wore red and white t-shirts, the colours of the two football clubs Clough and Taylor managed.

The pair steered Derby County out of the old Division Two in 1969, and three years later won the first division title.

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The first Clough Taylor People's Run takes place today around the Donington Park racing circuit.

The aim of the 10km run is to allow people to pay tribute to Brian Clough and Peter Taylor, while raising money for charity.

The race course is aptly half way between the cities of Derby and Nottingham, the two places to benefit from the men's management prowess.

5000 people are expected to take part in the run.

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