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Comment | Al-Hamadi Undergoes Op
by Linkboy13 at 11:36:20
Hopefully it's more successful than Donacians who looks like he could be moving on in the summer. |
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Comment | McKenna Linked With Manchester United
by Linkboy13 at 11:34:24
After the way he was treated there by the players who gave him no respect at all and was nick named the school teacher by some. Manchester United im afraid are victims of the modern day over paid players who have no intention of listening to any manager. Anyone who takes over their would have to have a major clear out of the big ego brigade and it could take 3 years or more to put right. I think McKenna will go back there but only when the time is right hopefully not for a long time. |
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Comment | McKenna Linked With Manchester United
by stickymockwell at 11:30:37
Mckenna would take his style of management and be an instant success at Utd. He's the perfect candidate for them right now.
We all know it! We just desperately want him to stay. |
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Comment | McKenna Linked With Manchester United
by TimmyH at 11:14:06
Can't see it happening as I would expect he would want to carry on his work here to see how far he gets us at the top level (next season) BUT football now days has very little loyalty it's all about money and getting to the top. |
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Comment | McKenna Linked With Manchester United
by Broadbent23 at 11:05:11
KM can pull all the strings with us but at Man Utd with their current hierarchy he would have limit power and a bunch of players who supposedly disrespected his leadership style. The Project is with us and not with the losers at Old Trafford. PL mistakes can be made with us whilst he is learning PL tactics. At Man Utd every wrong move is critised by the media. Long live KM at Portman Road. |
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Comment | McKenna Linked With Manchester United
by Len_Brennan at 10:58:15
Europa - I see what Paulc is saying & he has a point; KMcK could have been more explicit, which leaves a door somewhat open still ... for the right job at the right time. Who knows when that time will come though.
I never thought he'd go to Palace during the season just gone as there was so much still to achieve from a strong position, incl. (arguably) the toughest back to back promotions to the Premier League ever.
But, he clearly spoke with Palace & considered it, before deciding to stay - "... I’ve shown loyalty to the club through that and I’m really pleased that I’ve stuck with it and achieved what we’ve achieved".
I tend to agree that the Man Utd job is a bit of a basket case one atm, with the instability around the ownership & dressing room unrest, so I could see him giving it a miss at this time, but I'd have him as favourite already to be their next manager after that.
I really hope he stays with us for this season, as we know that we couldn't get better, but his profile is so high now offers will be coming from everywhere. |
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Comment | McKenna Linked With Manchester United
by 62WasBest at 10:37:37
It might be the right club for him but I think it would be the wrong time. Too many players there who have big egos not backed up on the pitch. It needs someone to straighten that out before it becomes a job worth taking. So many managers have suffered from taking a poisoned chalice at that club. |
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Comment | McKenna Linked With Manchester United
by Help at 10:23:16
Was there not a few manure players who did not like Kieran. If he goes, which he won't that issue will need to be sorted out otherwise part of the changing room will not be behind him from the start. |
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Comment | McKenna Linked With Manchester United
by Europablue at 10:23:12
Man Utd. should be talking to KM. They should be making it clear to any applicant that it is a prestigious club and they have a lot of options. If Utd. are not in a good state, then by accepting the Utd. job KM would effectively be saying that he doesn't back himself at Premier League level. If he keeps us up next season his options will open up even further. Even if he fails with us, there will still be a lot of interest. He won't be panicking and taking a job just to tell the grand kids that he managed Utd. for a few months. |
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Comment | McKenna Linked With Manchester United
by fifeblue at 10:21:23
NottsTractor, a League One structure? In terms of structure, Ipswich Town isn't and never was a League One club; it was a big fish in that pond, albeit without a team to match for a few years.
As for Brighton or, for that matter Crystal Palace, why would he leave for a smaller club with a smaller fan-base and no history of major achievement? He might as well go to Stonham Aspal.
It may be that one day he will decide it is time to take the opportunity to manage a much bigger club - Manchester United probably being the likely destination - or even be offered the England job if he achieves long-term high positions in the Premier with Ipswich but I doubt that now is the time. No doubt in future he will command a massive salary but it's not the be all and end all and I would imagine he is on a decent whack with Ipswich anyway. |
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Comment | McKenna Linked With Manchester United
by BlueySwede at 10:20:56
IF McKenna wants the job there isn´t much we or the club can do about it.
However, my feeling is that he wants a crack at the Premier League with us before starting to look at pastures new.
I have a feeling that we have no idea what the owners and the clubs ambitions are, there might be bigger plans and ambitions than we all realise. Looking at it from that perspective, why would MCK want to leave?
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Comment | McKenna Linked With Manchester United
by Bluejayzus at 10:09:09
Not really sure why he would want to leave us. He left Manchester as he wanted a project, which he has. He has the backing of the club, owners and fans and has everything he needs to succeed in making us a stable prem club, he might leave at that point but I really can’t see him going now. |
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