DBasia.news – Former Newcastle United and West Ham United manager, Alan Pardew, was appointed ADO Den Haag’s head coach until the end of the season.
Pardew, who has not coached the club since being dismissed by West Bromwich Albion in April last year, was given the task of removing Den Haag from the relegation zone. The team is currently slumped to second place from the bottom after playing 18 matches.
“I am glad ADO Den Haag came to me while looking for new challenges,” said Pardew.
“The team is in a challenging phase, but we will do everything we can to turn things around. We have to do so together.”
Pardew, who has also handled Reading, Charlton Athletic, Southampton and Crystal Palace, replaced Alfons Groenendijk who left Den Haag earlier this month.