Brian Kidd

Football manager and player

Brian Kidd - Athletes & Sports Figures born May 29th, 1949
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Played as a forward for Manchester United and became part of the team during the successful period in the late 1960s. Transitioned to management after retirement, holding various coaching roles at clubs including Manchester City. Worked under notable managers and contributed to teams' successes in domestic competitions. Served as assistant manager and played a key role in Manchester City's achievements in the Premier League in the late 2010s.

Played for Manchester United

Assisted management at Manchester City

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