| There must be a good chance that whoever we appoint 22:39 - Jun 10 with 569 views | DarkBrandon |
Won’t be manager when the transfer window opens in January.
Whoever it is will have a tough task of reshaping a squad, creating a team and instilling their philosophy.
Most clubs threatened with relegation from the PL sack the manager. Some do it more than once in a season.
McKenna was one of the few who would have had the steadfast loyalty of the board and support of the fans almost irrespective of what happened on the pitch.
Our new manager won’t have these advantages. They will be appointed with one task. An incredibly difficult one.
I’d put it at 50/50 that they’d see in the new year. That’s just modern football. |  | | |  |
| There must be a good chance that whoever we appoint on 22:42 - Jun 10 with 527 views | MattinLondon |
Bit of an inappropriate post but each to their own. |  | | |
| There must be a good chance that whoever we appoint on 22:44 - Jun 10 with 508 views | portmanking |
Pretty hyperbolic, but it's true that McKenna will be a very tough act to follow.
It'll need a serious character. O'Neil or Rosenior don't really fit that bill, for me. |  | | |
| There must be a good chance that whoever we appoint on 22:49 - Jun 10 with 433 views | BseaBlue |
| There must be a good chance that whoever we appoint on 22:44 - Jun 10 by portmanking |
Pretty hyperbolic, but it's true that McKenna will be a very tough act to follow.
It'll need a serious character. O'Neil or Rosenior don't really fit that bill, for me. |
Take it you knew he had already gone with your 50 percent right comment earlier on today? |  | | |
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