Steve McClaren

McClaren was named as the national coach of the Jamaican men's team.

McClaren joined Manchester United as part of Erik ten Hag's coaching staff.

McClaren stepped down as technical director of Derby County but remained as a part-time senior adviser.

McClaren was appointed as technical director of Derby County.

McClaren was dismissed by Queens Park Rangers.

McClaren was appointed as the manager of Queens Park Rangers.

McClaren was dismissed by Derby County.

McClaren returned to Derby County for a second spell as manager.

McClaren was dismissed by Newcastle United.

McClaren was appointed as the head coach of Newcastle United.

McClaren was dismissed by Derby County.

McClaren returned to Derby County as head coach.

McClaren joined Queens Park Rangers as part of Harry Redknapp's coaching staff.

McClaren resigned as manager of Twente.

McClaren was appointed as the manager of Twente for the second time.

McClaren resigned as manager of Nottingham Forest.

McClaren became the manager of Nottingham Forest.

McClaren was dismissed by VfL Wolfsburg.

McClaren left Twente to take over as manager of VfL Wolfsburg.

Twente won the Eredivisie under McClaren's management.

McClaren was confirmed as the new manager of Twente.

England lost to Croatia, failing to qualify for Euro 2008, leading to McClaren's dismissal.

McClaren assumed control of the England national team.

McClaren was appointed as the manager of the England national team.

Middlesbrough won the League Cup under McClaren's management.

McClaren became manager of Middlesbrough.

McClaren joined Manchester United as assistant to Alex Ferguson.

McClaren moved back to Derby County as assistant manager to Jim Smith.

McClaren began his coaching career as a youth and reserve team coach at Oxford United.

McClaren retired from playing due to an injury after playing 33 times for Oxford United.

McClaren joined Oxford United.

McClaren left Bristol City after playing 61 times and scoring 2 goals.

McClaren left Derby County after making 25 appearances.

McClaren joined Bristol City.

McClaren joined Derby County.

McClaren left Hull City after playing 178 games and scoring 16 goals.

McClaren joined Hull City at the age of 18.

Stephen McClaren was born in Fulford, York.