Staff  -  Steve Clarke  2011 - 2012
 
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  Steve Clarke: Assistant Manager
  Job Title:  Assistant Manager with 10.01.2011 to 06.07.2012
  Date of Birth:  29.08.1963
  With the Reds:  2011-
  Former clubs:  St. Mirren, Chelsea
  Former clubs as staff:  Newcastle United (caretaker), Chelsea, West Ham United, West Bromwich Albion (manager)
  Birthplace:  Saltcoats, Scotland
  Honours as Staff:  1 League Cup 2011-12

  Runners up: 1 FA Cup 2011-12
  Honours Former Clubs:  1 FA Cup: 1996-97, 1 League Cup; 1997-98, 1 Cup Winners' Cup 1997-98, 1 Full Members Cup 1989-90 (all as Chelsea)
  Honours Former as Staff:  2 FA Premier League Championships 200405, 200506; 1 FA Cup 2007; 2 League Cup 2004-05, 2006-07 (all as Chelsea)

 

 

Former Honours

   STAFF PROFILE

  Steve Clarke was appointed first-team coach at Liverpool by Kenny Dalglish following his return to the dugout in January 2011.

  Born in Saltcoats, Scotland, the 47-year-old is well schooled in the art of football, having been both a player and coach for a number of teams.

  He started his playing career in the Scottish Football League for St Mirren as a defender before being transferred to Chelsea in the spring of 1987. Clarke made an impressive 421 appearances for the London side, winning three major trophies including the FA Cup and the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup. In 2005 he was voted into Chelsea's centenary XI for his role as right-back.

  Following his retirement as a player, Steve moved into coaching. In 1988 he joined Newcastle United as assistant manager to Ruud Gullit. Clarke was to become caretaker manager for the Magpies following Gullit's resignation, taking charge of one match where his side lost to Manchester United.

  Soon Clarke would return south to his former club Chelsea. After a stint in charge of the youth teams at Stamford Bridge, Clarke was promoted to the position of assistant manager to serve under Jos Mourinho. Steve was part of the coaching set up which helped win two Premier League titles, an FA Cup and two League Cups. He remained at the club until 2008, before tending his resignation to join up with ex-teammate Gianfranco Zola as part of the West Ham United backroom staff.

  Clarke earned an extended contract at Upton Park when West Ham finished ninth in the 2008-09 season, which saw him become the highest paid assistant manager in the Premier League. In June 2010, not long after the dismissal of Zola as manager, Clarke left the club by mutual consent.

  Steve now begins his tenure as first-team coach under Kop favourite Dalglish.

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