10 Facts About Ian Snodin

Ian Snodin was born on 15 August 1963 and is an English football manager, former professional player and sports analyst.

Ian Snodin played in the Football League with Doncaster Rovers, Sunderland, Oldham Athletic and Scarborough.

Ian Snodin added class and bite to United's midfield and became the key player in the side.

Ian Snodin chose Everton as his next team despite having agreed terms with Liverpool, and moved to Goodison Park in January 1987.

Ian Snodin helped his new club to win the title in his debut season.

Unfortunately Ian Snodin was forced to withdraw due to injury and his problems worsened a few weeks later when he was carried off during a game against Sheffield Wednesday with a serious hamstring problem.

Ian Snodin returned to Doncaster Rovers in 1998 as manager, he remained there for 18 months whilst they were part of the Football Conference.

Ian Snodin was a regular analyst on Sky Sports' coverage of the Football Conference, before taking on a similar role at Setanta Sports following a change in the broadcasting rights.

Ian Snodin has written a weekly column for the Liverpool Echo.

Ian Snodin is the younger brother of fellow professional footballer Glynn Snodin.