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Newcastle confirm Steve McClaren as their new head coach



Newcastle have confirmed former England boss Steve McClaren as their new head coach on a three-year deal.

McClaren, 54, was sacked by Derby on May 25 having overseen the Rams sliding from the top of the Championship to an eighth-place finish with just two wins in their last 13 games of the season.

But the Magpies, who only escaped relegation to the second tier courtesy of a final-day victory over West Ham, have put their faith in McClaren following the decision to part ways with caretaker-manager John Carver and his assistant Steve Stone.

McClaren, who has turned down the Newcastle job three times in recent years, has signed a three-year deal with the option of a further five.

He said: "I am privileged to be appointed head coach of Newcastle. This is a big club with a wonderful heritage. St James' Park is like a cathedral on Saturday afternoon, a symbol for the city and I am excited to be given this opportunity.

"I know how important Newcastle United is to the city and the region. The supporters are the most loyal, passionate and devoted in the world. Despite everything, they maintain their faith. We owe it to them to do everything we can to reward them with success.

"There's a lot of work to do but the club has made it clear about wanting success and I would not have come here if I didn't believe they were serious. This club has waited far too long to win a trophy. That's one of my primary objectives here.

"I've already won trophies as a manager and a club the size of Newcastle United should be winning cups and finishing in the top eight of the Premier League.

"I'm determined to give the supporters a Newcastle United they can be proud of. The hard work starts now."

McClaren began his managerial career as Derby assistant in 1995 and went on to become Sir Alex Ferguson's right-hand man at Manchester United until 2001.

After two years as Sven-Goran Eriksson's assistant for England, McClaren quit the role in 2002 to concentrate on matters at Middlesbrough, who had given him his first managerial post the year before.

During his five years at the Riverside, Boro won the League Cup and qualified for Europe for the first time in their history, and McClaren was rewarded with the England job in 2006.

His tenure as head coach of the national coach - the shortest in England's history at just 16 months and 18 games - was a disastrous one as England's failure to qualify for Euro 2008 resulted in his sacking in November 2007.

He went on to manage FC Twente (twice), Wolfsburg and Nottingham Forest before returning to Derby in 2013.


http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11095/9880905/newcastle-confirm-steve-mcclaren-as-their-new-head-coach

John Carver: Newcastle caretaker manager leaves with Steve Stone



Newcastle United have confirmed caretaker manager John Carver and coach Steve Stone have left the club.
BBC Sport learned on Tuesday that the pair had been sacked, with former England coach Steve McClaren favourite to be the next Magpies boss.
Carver, 50, won three of his 20 games in charge following the departure of Alan Pardew to Crystal Palace.
Managing director Lee Charnley said a new head coach would now be able to "build his own coaching team".
Carver, who led the Magpies to Premier League survival on the last day of the season, said it had been a "privilege" to manage the team.
He added: "The fans and the region deserve a successful team and both myself and my support staff worked very hard with the squad that was available to us.
"I wish the club every success for the future and, steeled with the experience of the last six months, I am eager and ready for the next challenge."
McClaren, 54, was sacked by Derby County last month after failing to take them to the Championship play-offs.
He was twice approached by Newcastle towards the end of the season but preferred to stay at Derby.
Charnley said: "After discussions with John it was mutually agreed that in the best interests of the club, and to enable the new head coach to build his own coaching team, we would go our separate ways.
"John loves Newcastle United and no-one could have worked with more passion and enthusiasm than he did."
Carver, who played as a junior for Newcastle, returned to his hometown club in 2010 and was appointed assistant manager to Pardew the following year.
In May, after taking nine points from a possible 48, Carver said he was the best coach in the Premier League, adding: "If I have the right tools I can do the job."
He also accused one of his own players, defender Mike Williamson, of getting sent off on purpose in the 3-0 defeat by Leicester.
Former Nottingham Forest and England midfielder Stone, 43, joined Newcastle as academy coach in 2009, before being appointed reserve-team assistant manager. He was later promoted to first-team coach under Pardew.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/33067889

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Remi Garde    17
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Newcastle United: Patrick Vieira on managerial shortlist

By Ben Smith
BBC Sport



Former Arsenal and Manchester City midfielder Patrick Vieira is on a four-man shortlist of candidates to take over as manager at Newcastle United.
Steve McClaren, sacked by Derby County last week, is also on the list.
The interview process will begin this week with 38-year-old Vieira, manager of Manchester City's Under-21 squad, keen to test himself in the Premier League.
Former Lyon manager and Arsenal player Remi Garde is another candidate.
More to follow.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/32958409

羅力亞:Ben Smith @BenSmithBBC  9分9 分鐘前 查看翻譯
Patrick Vieira and Steven McClaren on #NUFC's four-man managerial shortlist. Remi Garde another. Appointment in next fortnight (2015-06-01 17:51) 

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BREAKING: Sky sources: Patrick Vieira no longer under consideration by #NUFC if they decide to change head coach. #SSNHQ

BREAKING: Sky sources: Newcastle to hold talks with John Carver in next 48 hours to clarify his position. #SSNHQ

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Newcastle United: Patrick Vieira no longer in frame for manager's job

Patrick Vieira is out of the running to become the new head coach of Newcastle United with ex-England manager Steve McClaren favourite to get the job.
Former Arsenal and Manchester City midfielder Vieira, 38, City's under-21 manager, had been considered as a replacement for John Carver.
But both parties opted not to pursue a possible deal following differences over recruitment and transfer policy.
McClaren is tipped to take over after being sacked by Derby last month.
Carver had also wanted to take the job on a permanent basis after acting as caretaker since Alan Pardew's departure to Crystal Palace in January.
The 50-year-old, who guided Newcastle to Premier League safety on the final day of the season when a 2-0 win over West Ham gave them a first win in 11 games, is expected to stay on the coaching staff at St James' Park.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/32980980

羅力亞:Newcastle United: Patrick Vieira no longer in frame for manager's job
Patrick Vieira is out of the running to become the new head coach of Newcastle United with ex-England manager Steve McClaren favourite to get the job.
Former Arsenal and Manchester City .. (2015-06-02 23:59) 

But both parties opted not to pursue a possible deal following differences over recruitment and transfer policy.

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