 Waddock worked in a number of coaching roles for QPR |
Gary Waddock has been appointed as the new manager of Aldershot with caretaker boss Martin Kuhl reverting to his role as first team coach. The 45-year-old ex-Republic of Ireland international has signed a two-year deal to replace Terry Brown, who stepped down at the end of March.
Waddock had a seven-month stint in charge of QPR in 2006 after a number of coaching roles at Loftus Road.
He also played over 500 games for QPR, Luton, Millwall and Bristol Rovers.
Aldershot chairman John McGinty said: "I apologise to supporters for the delay in naming the appointment but hope that they are enthused with the announcement.
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"Gary was impressive in interview and his enthusiasm for the job shone through with a desire to succeed so obvious.
"He has extensive experience in developing young players and we believe that is a vital ingredient for our future."
Aldeshot have also revealed that local firm Ezylet will become the club's new sponsors in a two-year deal.
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