Brian Kidd

[lunebleu]

Brian Kidd is one of the best coaches in this league!

We're lucky to have him. Kiddos' never been someone who craves the limelight, so will never get the credit he deserves.
Top quality imo.

That's my impression too.[and he did pretty well for us as a player--nearly a goal every other game]-----i thought the owners were maybe following the model of other top clubs [ie having a good coach/ex-player as an assistant]---Chelsea--Ray wilkins---Arsenal---Pat Rice, liverpool-----Sammy Lee. Rags--Mike phelan--[Kidd in the past]. My original questions though was has there been any interviews with him?

 

[Pam]

Isn't he supposed to be one of the best coaches in the business? I don't recall the rags ever complaining about his contribution to them back when he was Fergie's number 2.

 

[Anonymous]

Brian Kidd is one of the best coaches in this league!

We're lucky to have him. Kiddos' never been someone who craves the limelight, so will never get the credit he deserves.
Top quality imo.

Absolutely right .......

Kidd has never been the type to go around shooting his mouth off , or conducting interviews ..... he stays in the background.

 

[lunebleu]

Brian Kidd is one of the best coaches in this league!

We're lucky to have him. Kiddos' never been someone who craves the limelight, so will never get the credit he deserves.
Top quality imo.

Absolutely right .......

Kidd has never been the type to go around shooting his mouth off , or conducting interviews ..... he stays in the background.

Well he is a good Collyhurst Lad!

 

[Mr Rich]

Its prob coz he's an ex rag!

why not remember his days at
Arsenal (1974–1976), Manchester City (1976–1979), Everton (1979–1980) and Bolton Wanderers (1980–1982) in the Football League; and the Atlanta Chiefs (1981) (29 appearances, 23 goals), Fort Lauderdale Strikers (1982-83) (51 appearances, 34 goals) and Minnesota Strikers (1984) (13 appearances, 8 goals) in the NASL. people can't keep using this stupid excuse for every player or member of staff at
the club.

On FM10 it has Kidd's favourite team as scum.

But if you believe all of that then someone I know from school is known as 'the next Sol Campbell', which is absolute tosh...I've never seen him tackle someone from behind.

 

[ALL OUR LIVES]

Does it not strike anyone as funny that Kidd came in under Hughes but wasn't on the bus to Sackville with the rest of the taffia.

Perhaps Mr Kidd had some friends in high places ...... eh Mr Cook & Mr Marwood

 

[Bill Walker]

Brian Kidd is one of the best coaches in this league!

We're lucky to have him. Kiddos' never been someone who craves the limelight, so will never get the credit he deserves.
Top quality imo.

That's my impression too.[and he did pretty well for us as a player--nearly a goal every other game]-----i thought the owners were maybe following the model of other top clubs [ie having a good coach/ex-player as an assistant]---Chelsea--Ray wilkins---Arsenal---Pat Rice, liverpool-----Sammy Lee. Rags--Mike phelan--[Kidd in the past]. My original questions though was has there been any interviews with him?

Stoke-----Peter Reid

 

[Corky]

That's my impression too.[and he did pretty well for us as a player--nearly a goal every other game]-----i thought the owners were maybe following the model of other top clubs [ie having a good coach/ex-player as an assistant]---Chelsea--Ray wilkins---Arsenal---Pat Rice, liverpool-----Sammy Lee. Rags--Mike phelan--[Kidd in the past]. My original questions though was has there been any interviews with him?

Stoke-----Peter Reid

Reid did not play for stoke., but I suppose Phelan was not a 'good' ex player for Utd either.

 

[Dennis.has.done.it]

Always think of him as a blue,best time in the late 70's.

 

[mr t]

Only a fool would want to see the back of Brian Kidd. He's excellent at what he does and he's rooting for our players to do well in every fixture - it's written all over his face.