| Where does this leave his backroom staff? 19:04 - Jun 10 with 1291 views | OhDavidMcgoldrick |
I imagine any new manager brings in his own coaches so I do also feel sorry for Rene, Pert, Stanislas, Hudson etc who all worked very hard this season to get back to the premier league. Hope there is space for a few of them.
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| Where does this leave his backroom staff? on 19:05 - Jun 10 with 1253 views | Illinoisblue |
Sure they’ll all get a nice payoff on top of promotion bonus. |  |
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| Where does this leave his backroom staff? on 19:08 - Jun 10 with 1192 views | bluesbrothers |
That's a very good point. Left them a bit high and dry. | | | |
| Where does this leave his backroom staff? on 19:09 - Jun 10 with 1154 views | Ryorry |
Is it possible Pert could step up? 🤔 |  |
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| Where does this leave his backroom staff? on 19:10 - Jun 10 with 1153 views | FlittonBlue |
What about Egeli? | |
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| Where does this leave his backroom staff? on 19:10 - Jun 10 with 1140 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
| Where does this leave his backroom staff? on 19:08 - Jun 10 by bluesbrothers |
That's a very good point. Left them a bit high and dry. |
If you need to leave your job to spend time with your family; do you fk your family off and stay at the job because of your colleagues? |  |
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| Where does this leave his backroom staff? on 19:11 - Jun 10 with 1133 views | Zx1988 |
| Where does this leave his backroom staff? on 19:09 - Jun 10 by Ryorry |
Is it possible Pert could step up? 🤔 |
If we have any hope of emulating the Brentford style of things, we absolutely need to be building towards this sort of resilience. | |
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| Where does this leave his backroom staff? on 19:11 - Jun 10 with 1123 views | BasingstokeBlue |
| Where does this leave his backroom staff? on 19:10 - Jun 10 by FlittonBlue |
What about Egeli? |
Can't see him taking a backroom-staff role. |  |
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| Where does this leave his backroom staff? on 19:23 - Jun 10 with 943 views | Dennyx4 |
Will depend on who the new manager is, and whether they have a back room team.
If for example we got Ole Solksjaer to replace McKenna, he would probably know the existing coaching team.
Also someone like Frank, left his coaching team at Brentford, so doesn’t really have a team to come with him.
Sean Dyche on the other hand has his back room team, that he takes everywhere.
I personally would keep them on in some capacity for the continuity with the players. Also would mean another club would have to pay compensation if McKenna does take another role. |  | | |
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| Where does this leave his backroom staff? on 20:02 - Jun 10 with 793 views | wrightsrightglove |
Keep them for continuity, bring Ole in as manager | | | |
| Where does this leave his backroom staff? on 20:19 - Jun 10 with 679 views | bluesbrothers |
| Where does this leave his backroom staff? on 19:10 - Jun 10 by Cheltenham_Blue |
If you need to leave your job to spend time with your family; do you fk your family off and stay at the job because of your colleagues? |
No I know. But I’m not sure his first choice was to step away from football. Think it was probably a) a bigger club b) time out c) another season here
Don’t mind that btw, can understand he might just be done | | | |
| Where does this leave his backroom staff? on 20:30 - Jun 10 with 619 views | Bent_double |
| Where does this leave his backroom staff? on 19:23 - Jun 10 by Dennyx4 |
Will depend on who the new manager is, and whether they have a back room team.
If for example we got Ole Solksjaer to replace McKenna, he would probably know the existing coaching team.
Also someone like Frank, left his coaching team at Brentford, so doesn’t really have a team to come with him.
Sean Dyche on the other hand has his back room team, that he takes everywhere.
I personally would keep them on in some capacity for the continuity with the players. Also would mean another club would have to pay compensation if McKenna does take another role. |
The thing that players always said about McKenna was his attention to detail and planning for every single match.
Surely as this brought him, and by extension, ITFC, so much success, it would be crazy to throw all that away for another coach with a completely different system.
The rest of the backroom staff must have been part of that week in, week out, so could just continue under someone else.
Of course, McKennas eye for detail, the way he looked at things, analysed things will be missing, but if someone else could step into those shoes, who knows.
If a new person comes in, they would have to agree to follow that system in the first place, otherwise it's promote from within. |  |
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