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QPR have appointed Steve McClaren as the club’s new manager. The 57-year-old has agreed a two-year contract at Loftus Road. McClaren previously worked with QPR as a first-team coach between July and September 2013, setting the foundations in place for what proved to be a successful season for the club.
The R’s went on to achieve promotion to the Premier League via the playoffs, overcoming McClaren’s Derby County in the final at Wembley.
The priority is to win – but we want to win style.
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McClaren told www.qpr.co.uk: “It’s great to be back – and it’s a challenge that I’m excited by.
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“I must admit that I’ve followed the club closely over the last five years, because of the three months I had here. From the outside, I’ve seen the progress, work and changes that have gone on – especially over the last two years – in streamlining the squad and getting the budget down. The Board and owners deserve credit for that
“The introduction of younger players has been a breath of fresh air and it’s exciting for the future.
“I like to play attractive, attacking football – and we’ve got young, hungry footballers here who can play that way.
“The priority is to win football matches – but we want to win them in a certain style.”
Director of Football Les Ferdinand added: “We are delighted to bring Steve to the club.
“He has a fantastic reputation in the game for coaching and developing players. When you look at the average age of our squad, and the exciting young talent starting to emerge, he is the perfect fit for us.
“We want Steve to use his expertise and experience to help our players grow.
“We are delighted with this appointment and, speaking with Steve, I know how excited he is to be here and how determined he is to be a success.”
A further announcement regarding McClaren’s backroom staff will be made in due course.
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