13 Facts About Brian Marwood

Brian Marwood is City Football Group's managing director of global football.

Brian Marwood spent five seasons with the Tigers, during which time they were relegated to the Fourth Division and then promoted back to the third.

Brian Marwood was joint top goalscorer in the League with centre forward Lee Chapman.

Brian Marwood made his Arsenal debut against Oxford United on 30 March 1988.

Smith himself credits Brian Marwood as being the most prolific supplier of assists while he was at Arsenal.

Brian Marwood scored in each of Arsenals first four games in the winning season.

Brian Marwood was a reliable penalty taker and very accurate from corners and other dead ball situations.

However, with the ban on English clubs in Europe still in place, Brian Marwood was unable to play in the European Cup.

Brian Marwood finished his career at Barnet where he spent one season, playing 23 games as Barnet were relegated from Division Two.

Brian Marwood was chairman of the Professional Footballers' Association between 1990 and 1993.

Brian Marwood worked as UK sports marketing manager for Nike from 1997 to 2009.

Brian Marwood joined Manchester City with the title of football administrator in 2009, being an ex-colleague of former executive chairman, Garry Cook, at Nike.

Brian Marwood's son James was a former player at Newcastle United, St Mirren, Forest Green Rovers and Gateshead United.