| Chris A on 10:44 - May 21 with 1278 views | Help |
Thanks Chris. More opinions |  | |  |
| Chris A on 10:46 - May 21 with 1217 views | Reus30 |
| Chris A on 10:44 - May 21 by Help |
Thanks Chris. More opinions |
and more onions too! |  | | |
| Chris A on 11:45 - May 21 with 918 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
The pundits all forget that although Brighton have an established Prem squad, their expectation levels will be much higher.
I would argue that their expectation levels will be unrealistic.
Their form this calendar year has been woeful, their squad is the weakest they have had for years, and yet the fans will still expect a top half finish.
Bad fit, bad move. |  |
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| Chris A on 11:48 - May 21 with 887 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
Comment from Rory Smith:
"Surely Kieran McKenna must think it's flattering, but he must want to do a season in the Premier League with Ipswich.
Last summer, Spurs thought about appointing Vincent Kompany before they went for Ange Postecoglou. If Spurs were looking for a manager this summer they wouldn't go for Kompany because he's been relegated, but he's without question a better manager now compared to last summer because of everything he's been through."
TODAY KOMPANY IS LINKED WITH BAYERN MUNICH!! | |
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| Chris A on 11:54 - May 21 with 789 views | Ryorry |
Can't see anything there.
Is Leif in the squad yet? |  |
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| Chris A on 12:05 - May 21 with 681 views | Vic |
| Chris A on 11:54 - May 21 by Ryorry |
Can't see anything there.
Is Leif in the squad yet? |
McNulty Q&A - McKenna's future
published at 10:22
10:22
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Chris A: Hi Phil. Where do you think Kieran McKenna is best off being next season? As an Ipswich Town fan, who already has reservations about being back in the Premier League, I would be completely hacked off if our manager is poached before a ball is kicked.
Hello Chris. I can fully understand your emotions around this after what McKenna has achieved at Portman Road. The problem would be that a club like Brighton seems such a perfect fit for him, although links with Chelsea and Manchester United would be a step too far for him at this stage in my opinion.
I actually hope he is still manager of Ipswich at the start of the next Premier League season but there is no escaping the lure of a more established top-flight club, and one that will give him time to build, would be a big one.
It’s a very big decision for him and Ipswich should Brighton make a move and maybe he will feel loyalty to the club that gave him his big chance in management – but I can see why you’re concerned. |  |
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