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Brian Kidd is an English footballer.

Personal information[]

  • Full Name: Brian Kidd 
  • Date of Birth: 29 May 1949 
  • Place of Birth: Collyhurst, Manchester, England 
  • Playing Position: Forward

Youth Career []

Senior Career []

National Team[]

Managerial Career []

  • Barrow, 1984–85 
  • Preston North End, 1986 
  • Manchester United, 1988-1991 (youth team)
  • Manchester United, 1991-1998 (assistant)
  • Blackburn Rovers, 1998-1999 
  • Leeds United, 2000-2003 (assistant)
  • England, 2003-2004 (assistant)
  • Sheffield United, 2006-2008
  • Portsmouth, 2009 (assistant)
  • Manchester City, 2009 (youth team)
  • Manchester City, 2009-2013 (youth team)
  • Manchester City, 2013 (caretaker)
  • Manchester City, 2013 (co-assistant)

Managerial/Coaching Honours[]

Manchester United 

Blackburn Rovers Football Club - Managers

Mitchell (1884–96) • Walmsley (1896–03) • Middleton (1903–22) • Carr (1922–26) • Crompton (1926–31) • Barritt (1931–36) • Taylor (1936–38) • Crompton (1938–41) • Hapgood (1944–47) • Scott (1947–47) • Bruton (1947–49) • Bestall (1949–53) • Carey (1953–58) • Duncan (1958–60) • Marshall (1960–67) • Quigley (1967–70) • Carey (1970–71) • Furphy (1971–73) • Dinnisc (1973–74) • Lee (1974–75) • Smith (1975–78) • Pickeringc (1978) • Iley (1978) • Pickering (1978–79) • Kendall (1979–81) • Saxton (1981–86) • Parkesc (1986–87) • Mackay (1987–91) • Parkesc (1991) • Dalglish (1991–95) • Harford (1995–96) • Parkesc (1996–97) • Hodgson (1997–98) • Parkesc (1998) • Kidd (1998–99) • Parkesc (1999–2000) • Souness (2000–04) • Parkesc (04) • Hughes (2004–08) • Ince (2008) • Allardyce (2008–10) • Kean (2010–12) • Blackc (2012) • Berg (2012) • Bowyerc (2012–13) • Appleton (2013) • Bowyer (2013–15) • Lambert (2015–16) • Coyle (2016–17) • Mowbray (2017–22) • Tomasson (2022–24) • Eustace (2024–)

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