Manchester United fans divided after Steve McClaren linked with return
Manchester United fans have been reacting to reports that Steve McClaren is being considered as Erik ten Hag’s number two, should he be appointed as the club’s next boss.
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Manchester United fans have been reacting to reports that Steve McClaren is being considered as Erik ten Hag’s number two, should he be appointed as the club’s next boss.
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The 46-year-old, who spent six seasons with Hibs between 1992 and 1998 playing more than 100 games and scoring 15 goals, went on to have spells with Derby County, Walsall, Portsmouth, Norwich City, Leicester City, Stoke City, Carlisle United, and Dunfermline Athletic before hanging up his boots, although he was persuaded out of retirement for a stint as player-coach with Thorniewood United in 2015 and spent a brief time as Airdrie Under-20s coach.
His father was a teenage prodigy so it should be no surprise that Kai Rooney is already showing signs that he can follow in the footsteps of his legendary dad.
His father was a teenage prodigy so it should be no surprise that Kai Rooney is already showing signs that he can follow in the footsteps of his legendary dad.
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