| Mick McCarthy 15:29 - Apr 28 with 969 views | IpswichRising |
Am I right in thinking that MM has never been relegated as a manager, if so, I was wondering if this could have been his reasoning for leaving Blackpool |  | | |  |
| Mick McCarthy on 15:35 - Apr 28 with 914 views | gainsboroughblue |
He was in charge of Millwall in their relegation season in 95-96 but had them safely in mid-table (after previously being top) when he left to take the Ireland job.
He went to Sunderland and oversaw their relegation in what was a hopeless cause. Two years later, he left before another relegation was confirmed. The same thing pretty much happened at Wolves as well. [Post edited 28 Apr 2023 15:36]
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| Mick McCarthy on 15:36 - Apr 28 with 903 views | RonFearonsHair |
I notice their last game is away at Norwich. Could have been quite an afternoon one way or another. |  | | |
| Mick McCarthy on 15:40 - Apr 28 with 847 views | ITFC_Forever |
| Mick McCarthy on 15:35 - Apr 28 by gainsboroughblue |
He was in charge of Millwall in their relegation season in 95-96 but had them safely in mid-table (after previously being top) when he left to take the Ireland job.
He went to Sunderland and oversaw their relegation in what was a hopeless cause. Two years later, he left before another relegation was confirmed. The same thing pretty much happened at Wolves as well. [Post edited 28 Apr 2023 15:36]
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Blackpool this season as well. |  |
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| Mick McCarthy on 15:44 - Apr 28 with 815 views | TractorCam |
Yep, he always jumps ship/ gets sacked when it's already on the cards to keep this going.
Sunderland, Wolves, Cardiff and Blackpool now. |  |
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| Mick McCarthy on 15:59 - Apr 28 with 748 views | FrimleyBlue |
no, but he's managed 4 clubs who went onto be relegated when he left. |  |
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| Mick McCarthy on 16:45 - Apr 28 with 621 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Mick McCarthy on 15:59 - Apr 28 by FrimleyBlue |
no, but he's managed 4 clubs who went onto be relegated when he left. |
It's almost like he manages clubs that are underfunded and can't keep them up forever.
Most managers leave clubs when they are doing badly more frequently than when they are doing well. |  |
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