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MAC PRIMED FOR R’S HOTSEAT AS OLLIE’S SACKED

By Dan Barnes
CHAMPIONSHIP
STEVE McClaren is poised to become QPR’s new manager following Ian Holloway’s midweek sacking.
The former England boss, who concluded a second spell in charge of Derby in March last year, is thought to have already agreed to take over at Loftus Road following Holloway’s departure on Thursday.
The 57-year-old, who left his coaching consultancy role at Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv last December, caught QPR owner Tony Fernandes’ eye during a two-month stint as part of Harry Redknapp’s coaching team back in 2013.
Meanwhile, R’s CEO...

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