Rangers Hundred-Point Season
Gerrard's Rangers finish the league season with 102 points and no defeats, recording an exceptional Scottish championship campaign.
Follow Steven Gerrard through 87 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Gerrard's Rangers finish the league season with 102 points and no defeats, recording an exceptional Scottish championship campaign.
Gerrard manages Rangers to an unbeaten Scottish Premiership title, ending Celtic's run of nine consecutive league championships.
Steven Gerrard became Aston Villa head coach after winning the Scottish league championship with Rangers.
Gerrard leaves Aston Villa after a poor run of Premier League results, ending his first tenure as an English top-flight head coach.
Gerrard accepts the managerial position at Al Ettifaq in Saudi Arabia, beginning a new phase of his coaching career abroad.
Gerrard signs an extended agreement with Al Ettifaq, continuing his work on the club's first-team development in the Saudi Pro League.
Gerrard and Al Ettifaq part company after a difficult run of results, bringing his spell in Saudi Arabian football to an end.
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