match. In reality the 5–0 result occurred in October 1972, the season after Derby won the 1972 first division championship and the fourth season since their promotion. It was McQueen's first year as a Leeds player; he had not been at the club in 1969. The film shows suspended Billy Bremner sitting next to Clough in the dug-out during a game. In reality, players/coaching staff are not allowed in the dug-out while on suspension. The film implies Clough re-united with Taylor straight after leaving Elland Road in Sep 1974. However, Taylor managed Brighton & Hove Albion by himself for the 1974/75 and 1975/76 seasons, with Clough joining Nottingham Forest in Jan 1975 where he managed by himself up to the end of 1975/76. Taylor then re-united with Clough professionally in July 1976 at Forest, with the pair winning promotion in 1976/77. Awards and nominations References External links Review, Leicester Mercury Video interviews Michael Sheen. talkSPORT Magazine (15 January 2009) Andy Harries. Screen Yorkshire (March 2009) Derby County F.C. Leeds United F.C. 2009 films 2000s sports comedy-drama films British sports comedy-drama films American sports comedy-drama films 2009 independent films 2000s English-language films Films directed by Tom Hooper Films with screenplays by Peter Morgan British association football films American association football films Films based on British novels Films set in Leeds Films set in the 1960s Films set in the 1970s Films set in Brighton Films set in Yorkshire Films shot in Leeds Films shot in Bradford Films shot in Scarborough Films shot in West Yorkshire Films shot in North Yorkshire Films shot in Yorkshire Films shot in Mallorca Films shot in England Films shot in Spain British independent films Left Bank Pictures films Sony Pictures Classics films Columbia Pictures films Brian Clough Films set in Derbyshire 2000s British films 2000s American films