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He told BBC Sport last night: "I'm not stepping down but I take responsibility - it was my job to get us qualified and I failed to do it but I'm not discussing my future so soon after the game, we're all trying to digest the result and everyone is down."
McClaren, along with assistant Terry Venables, gets the chop with an expected payoff in the region of £2.5m, 18 months into a four year contract. Jose Mourinho is a widely tipped successor for McClaren, but feel free to throw other names into the frame on our messageboard.
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