For Mark Todd, an impressive playing career spent largely in South Yorkshire will only ever form a part of his footballing story.
It also featured a short spell at Wolves, having started with an apprenticeship with Manchester United.
For just over two decades, Todd worked in the community departments of Rotherham and Sheffield United, the two clubs where he gave so much distinguished service as a player. “As a footballer you do often live in a bubble but a lot of footballers do give back,” Todd explains. “You can give people great footballing experiences and access to players and facilities - our stadiums and training grounds are iconic and can make such a difference to fans when they are able to visit by giving them magical moments and magical memories.
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