Marwood firmly established himself as the club's first choice left winger. Injury forced Marwood to miss the last five matches of the season, which included Arsenal's title-winning match against Liverpool at Anfield. Nevertheless, he still took away a league winners medal with 31 appearances that season. However, with the ban on English clubs in Europe still in place, Marwood was unable to play in the European Cup. Injury restricted Marwood's chances in the 1989–90 season, and he only managed nineteen matches that season. After Arsenal signed Swedish international winger Anders Limpar in the summer of 1990, Marwood was no longer an automatic first choice, in all he played 60 matches for Arsenal, scoring 17 goals. Sheffield United He was sold to Sheffield United for £350,000 in September 1990. In three seasons at United, Marwood only managed 22 appearances, and was loaned to Middlesbrough before making a permanent move to Swindon Town midway through 1992–93; Marwood played eleven times as Swindon won promotion to the Premier League, but was released by the club that summer. Barnet He finished his career at Barnet where he spent one season, playing 23 games as Barnet were relegated from Division Two. International career Marwood's performances for Arsenal earned him an England cap, in a friendly match against Saudi Arabia in Riyadh on 16 November 1988. As a 28-year-old he came on as a late substitution, replacing Michael Thomas, under manager Bobby Robson. Professional Footballers' Association Marwood was chairman of the Professional Footballers' Association between 1990 and 1993. Career after retirement Since retirement, Marwood has written his autobiography, The Life of Brian (), and became a commentator on Radio 5 Live, Sky Sports and STAR Sports. He worked as UK sports marketing manager for Nike from 1997–2009. Manchester City He joined Manchester City with the title of football administrator in 2009, being an ex-colleague of former executive chairman, Garry Cook, at Nike. Family His son James was a former player at Newcastle United, St Mirren, Forest Green Rovers and Gateshead United. He currently coaches at Middlesbrough FC academy Footnotes References 1960 births Arsenal F.C. players Barnet F.C. players England international footballers English footballers Association football wingers Hull City A.F.C. players Living people Middlesbrough F.C. players Sheffield United F.C. players Sheffield Wednesday F.C. players Swindon Town F.C. players Sportspeople from Seaham Footballers from County Durham Manchester City F.C. directors and chairmen