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Welcome To Steve McClaren.NET
We provide information on the Career of Steve McClaren, a manager who steered Middlesbrough to the final of the UEFA Cup in 2006 and was very much a key part to the success of Manchester United winning the treble in 1999. In his early career he was a caoch at Oxford and Derby County, however aftr performing greatness at Manchester United, he was in stalled manager of Middlesbrough in the year 2001 and took over from the England job in 2006. He alomst immediatley found a winning touch while in charge at England as they demolished Greece and Andorra in his first two matches, 4-0 and 5-0 respectively.
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As a player, McClaren was a midfielder who starred the majority of his career in the lower leagues of English football. After departing Hull City, he played for Derby County, Lincoln City, Bristol City and Oxford United before an injury made him to retire in 1992.
Shortly after hanging up his boots, he started his coaching career as reserve team coach at Oxford, where Jim Smith was in charge. In 1995, he became first-team coach, and soon followed Smith to Derby, where he was his assistant manager. In December 1998, he accepted the chance to become assistant manager under Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United, taking over from Brian Kidd. His first half-season was marked by United not suffering any defeats, taking the Treble at the end of the campaign.
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