It's up to Andrew Webster to get the ball rolling: 'As the job offers flooded in, Steve hoped he would be able to blend in as well as he did at Twente'Photograph: guardian.co.ukThe Dutch were so impressed by Steve, says Andrew Ferguson, that they incorporated him into their No1 exportPhotograph: guardian.co.ukThat umbrella makes its first appearance, courtesy of Rhys Williams, who reckons Steve is a dead ringer for Bingo from the Banana SplitsPhotograph: guardian.co.uk'Schteve's impeccable Dutch landed him a lucrative deal as the voice of a language learning product,' parps Nathan SimpsonPhotograph: guardian.co.uk'Big mistake. Big. Huge.' Roy Boujaoude goes all Pretty Woman on usPhotograph: guardian.co.uk'There is a fifth dimension, beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension where Steve McClaren is a good manager. It is an area which we call the Twilight Zone,' titters Tom Nycz-Losi from a parallel universePhotograph: guardian.co.uk'After a supercalifragilisticexpialidocious job in Enschede, where will Stevie Poppins end up next?' ponders Phil BrownPhotograph: guardian.co.ukHere's more of the same from Oliver Sparrow Photograph: guardian.co.uk'Not even Steve would let poor Arsène forget five seasons without silverware,' harrumphs François Charron with a Gallic shrugPhotograph: guardian.co.uk'Superman Steve uses his new found Twente Twente vision to help with oil dispersal in The Gulf of Mexico,' reports Al Balmer ...Photograph: guardian.co.uk... before returning with this. '"Believe me, I know what it's like when the whole country wants to hang you," lectures Mr Motivator' Photograph: guardian.co.ukPhotograph: unknown/guardian.co.ukRob Deacon predicts a fine literary career for Steve off the back of his recent success ... Photograph: guardian.co.uk... while the final word goes to Daniel David, who reckons Hollywood is callingPhotograph: guardian.co.uk