The former Rams boss has been appointed head coach of Major League Soccer side DC United
last month and he rejected criticism at his return to the American club.
"Once my agent called and said DC had come in, it was quite quick really - probably within 24 hours." "To come here back to the MLS, back to DC United, was an exciting challenge for me - something which I feel can develop me as a coach. "The passion he showed while wearing Black-and-Red electrified our city and our club and we are so excited to welcome him back as our head coach."
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