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Published 17:48 6 May 2015 BST
Updated 17:48 6 May 2015 BST

"What I wanted was to be part of a club that is forward-thinking and focuses on developing young players; building from that foundation," he continued.
"That’s what I had been used to and had enjoyed in Holland. There is a framework here – the academy is fantastic, the facilities are amazing – and it is good club with a long-term strategy.
"I enjoy being part of that and find it exciting as a coach. My feeling was that this was my kind of club."
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