Across Manchester, Mark Robins is probably best known for scoring the winner for Manchester United in the third round of the FA cup against Nottingham Forest in 1990 - widely considered to be the goal that saved Sir Alex Ferguson’s job at United.
But in the West Midlands, he’s better known as the man who is ‘resurrecting’ Coventry City.
Robins has transformed Coventry from a League Two side into the in-form side in the Championship, all whilst battling off-field problems concerning the club’s stadium and even spending two seasons playing their ‘home’ games at Birmingham's St Andrew's.