Under-pressure Twente manager Steve McClaren given vote of confidence by chairman Joop Munsterman Twente chairman Joop Munsterman has given his support to under-fire manager Steve McClaren in the wake of Saturday's defeat to Heerenveen. Twente lost 2-1 to Marco van Basten's Heerenveen on Saturday at the Abe Lenstra Stadion and have now gone six games without a win. They fall to fifth in the Eredivisie, six points behind Dutch league leaders PSV Eindhoven with just 10 matches remaining. Munsterman though, has once again defended McClaren: "There have been no developments. I'm still behind what I've said last Monday," he told De Telegraaf. For us, the situation has not changed with this defeat. It is a stable situation at the club. McClaren acknowledged his future remains uncertain: "We're disappointed, it's a game we shouldn't have lost," he said. If people feel I'm the problem, and the club want to do something, I'm sure we'll sit down and discuss it. McClaren rebuilt his career in the Netherlands and landed the Twente job in the summer of 2008 after his failure to ensure England qualified for the European Championships in Austria and Switzerland. Twente finished second in the Eredivisie behind AZ in his first season, finishing ahead of the traditional big three in the Netherlands - Ajax, PSV Eindhoven and Feyenoord. McClaren nearly led his new side to success in the KNVB Beker (Dutch Cup) but they lost on penalties in the final to Heerenveen. In his second season McClaren steered the Enschede side to the league title for the first time in their history in 2010, which also ensured a dream was fulfilled for the Dutch side who gained automatic qualification into the group stages of the Champions League. He moved to Germany that summer and took the Wolfsburg job but was sacked after leaving his side in 12th place in the Bundesliga, just one point off a relegation place after a disastrous start. McClaren's had a brief and unhappy return to England with a stint at Nottingham Forest before returning to manage Twente last January. He lasted just three and a half months at Forest, including six defeats in 10 npower Championship outings.