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Read ESPN Soccernet this morning and was The headline read : "McClaren out to 'prove people wrong' as manager" quote: "Former England boss Steve McClaren believes he can 'prove people wrong' and still be a successful manager. The 46-year-old is looking for an opportunity to get back into management and has taken encouragement from his England predecessor Sven-Goran Eriksson, who has impressed this season in charge of Manchester City. McClaren told Setanta Sports: 'It didn't help that we [England] didn't succeed. That is a huge disappointment and it will take a while to settle that down, to get that out of my system as well as everyone else's. 'But I just want to get back into the game. 'I have said it before - I think I am a better manager for those 18 months. McClaren admits he is concerned for the future of the English national side due to the quality of coaches and players available. 'International football is a completely different level. It is 10 times the standard of domestic football and the only thing that emulates that is Champions League." , McClown, McClown....... you are laughing at yourself. Look at yourself when you are at Boro before coming in as England Manager and now you blame the standard & quality of coaches and players available at clubs. Then, what was you doing when you are at Boro ?????? Yak...yak...yak... and you still think that you are great....

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