| IF McKenna and co leave… 16:49 - May 22 with 2397 views | Hciwspi |
It would be nice to approach a club for their manager for a change instead of picking one up from the managerial merry go round (scrap heap?) |  | | |  |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 16:52 - May 22 with 2332 views | Help |
Trouble is if he is waiting for manure as well this could go on for another week |  | | |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 16:53 - May 22 with 2316 views | bazza |
If they do leave, and the offer was £5m a year, there will be a lot of CV’s hitting ashtons desk. I still hope it’s all Chinese whispers. |  | | |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:11 - May 22 with 1987 views | itfctilidie |
apparently we have already approached Shrewsbury about their upcoming manager |  | | |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:12 - May 22 with 1967 views | Hciwspi |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:11 - May 22 by itfctilidie |
apparently we have already approached Shrewsbury about their upcoming manager |
Oh yeah. Don’t go too well last time we took a manager from another club! | | | |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:19 - May 22 with 1879 views | pointofblue |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:12 - May 22 by Hciwspi |
Oh yeah. Don’t go too well last time we took a manager from another club! |
Burley was the last one before him. We don’t tend to poach. |  |
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| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:22 - May 22 with 1843 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:11 - May 22 by itfctilidie |
apparently we have already approached Shrewsbury about their upcoming manager |
Any news as to if we’ll get their assistant too? |  |
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| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:22 - May 22 with 1846 views | MK1 |
Carrick. |  | | |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:24 - May 22 with 1805 views | pointofblue |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:22 - May 22 by MK1 |
Carrick. |
He’ll probably be on the phone to McKenna to discuss the club if so. McKenna may even recommend him. | |
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| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:26 - May 22 with 1782 views | positivity |
not rotherham though, please... | |
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| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:31 - May 22 with 1721 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:22 - May 22 by MK1 |
Carrick. |
Understand what the attraction would be in Carrick, but I suspect he won’t be on the list, for the same reason as we assume Chelsea and Man U won’t go for McKenna, lack of experience.
I wouldn’t be surprised to see the likes of Kompany or Brendan Rogers, if we go for an ‘up and coming’ I think you’re right, Carrick or Will Still.
But I think we’ll look for experience, staying in the Prem is the priority. | |
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| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:35 - May 22 with 1675 views | floridaboy |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:31 - May 22 by Cheltenham_Blue |
Understand what the attraction would be in Carrick, but I suspect he won’t be on the list, for the same reason as we assume Chelsea and Man U won’t go for McKenna, lack of experience.
I wouldn’t be surprised to see the likes of Kompany or Brendan Rogers, if we go for an ‘up and coming’ I think you’re right, Carrick or Will Still.
But I think we’ll look for experience, staying in the Prem is the priority. |
How about Rob Edwards! I know Luton were relegated but they did try and play some decent football | | | |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:36 - May 22 with 1671 views | burnbudgiesburn |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:31 - May 22 by Cheltenham_Blue |
Understand what the attraction would be in Carrick, but I suspect he won’t be on the list, for the same reason as we assume Chelsea and Man U won’t go for McKenna, lack of experience.
I wouldn’t be surprised to see the likes of Kompany or Brendan Rogers, if we go for an ‘up and coming’ I think you’re right, Carrick or Will Still.
But I think we’ll look for experience, staying in the Prem is the priority. |
Steve Cooper.... teams play good football, prem experience. Wouldn't have to pay any compensation either.
That's if we go for experience.
I doubt we could tempt Carrick if i'm honest. He's from the north east, at a similar sized club already. | | | |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:38 - May 22 with 1638 views | MK1 |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:31 - May 22 by Cheltenham_Blue |
Understand what the attraction would be in Carrick, but I suspect he won’t be on the list, for the same reason as we assume Chelsea and Man U won’t go for McKenna, lack of experience.
I wouldn’t be surprised to see the likes of Kompany or Brendan Rogers, if we go for an ‘up and coming’ I think you’re right, Carrick or Will Still.
But I think we’ll look for experience, staying in the Prem is the priority. |
How about Ole Gunnar Solskjær? | | | |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:45 - May 22 with 1539 views | Asa |
I don't think people are even remotely close.
We managed to convince top Championship / arguably lower Premier League players to join us in League One.
If we were looking for a manager in the Premier League I'd imagine Ashton would have his sights set on one of the top European coaches about in Holland, France, Spain, Italy.
Unai Emery went to relegation threatened Villa. Of course a bigger club with many recent Premier League seasons, but if we are prepared to offer McKenna £100k a week, as an ambitious Premier League club, with a rich history, ambitious owners and a project, the fan base we have, Premier League spending money and a big managerial salary I very much doubt we'll be looking at the likes of Rob Edwards or Steve Cooper.
They'd be going after someone you'd think wow how have they got him and it would be someone who plays attacking football, someone who could fit in well to the style already in place, the players in place and someone who would have to be a decent fit in terms of character.
The big question then would be how many of our favorites leave as they'd do very well to get the same levels out of them as McKenna and any new manager is bound to want their own players. The big concern for me with anyone new coming in would be that they simply don't know how we need to improve, where, what abilities and characteristics and that's a very big ask of someone to come in and get that right away. [Post edited 22 May 19:26]
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| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:51 - May 22 with 1457 views | southnorfolkblue |
It would be peak Ipswich if our manager leaves for a "bigger" job but our preferred candidate turns us down out of loyalty to his current club | |
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| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:53 - May 22 with 1432 views | BloomBlue |
I guess it depends if we go young with some experience, for example Schumacher or Manning. Or maybe slightly older with lots of experience looking for a new challenge for example Robins.
But as I've said before Ashton pulled a rabbit out of the hat before and no reason he cannot do it again.
Although I'm still not convinced McKenna will leave. |  | | |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:58 - May 22 with 1370 views | MattinLondon |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:36 - May 22 by burnbudgiesburn |
Steve Cooper.... teams play good football, prem experience. Wouldn't have to pay any compensation either.
That's if we go for experience.
I doubt we could tempt Carrick if i'm honest. He's from the north east, at a similar sized club already. |
What division are they in? |  | | |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 19:00 - May 22 with 1342 views | FrimleyBlue |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 18:45 - May 22 by Asa |
I don't think people are even remotely close.
We managed to convince top Championship / arguably lower Premier League players to join us in League One.
If we were looking for a manager in the Premier League I'd imagine Ashton would have his sights set on one of the top European coaches about in Holland, France, Spain, Italy.
Unai Emery went to relegation threatened Villa. Of course a bigger club with many recent Premier League seasons, but if we are prepared to offer McKenna £100k a week, as an ambitious Premier League club, with a rich history, ambitious owners and a project, the fan base we have, Premier League spending money and a big managerial salary I very much doubt we'll be looking at the likes of Rob Edwards or Steve Cooper.
They'd be going after someone you'd think wow how have they got him and it would be someone who plays attacking football, someone who could fit in well to the style already in place, the players in place and someone who would have to be a decent fit in terms of character.
The big question then would be how many of our favorites leave as they'd do very well to get the same levels out of them as McKenna and any new manager is bound to want their own players. The big concern for me with anyone new coming in would be that they simply don't know how we need to improve, where, what abilities and characteristics and that's a very big ask of someone to come in and get that right away. [Post edited 22 May 19:26]
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| IF McKenna and co leave… on 19:22 - May 22 with 1205 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 19:00 - May 22 by FrimleyBlue |
Maurinho. |
God no, After Kieran's refreshing interviews, I'm not sure I can cope with listening to a depressed man talking to the press. | |
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| IF McKenna and co leave… on 21:57 - May 22 with 895 views | FelixBlue4 |
Is there another manager that has the Robson connection that also has managed Chelsea and Man U who we might be able to get ? I’m just wondering if £5 mil a year would get us José Mourinho has had a busy few years and might like to settle down into a job for a few years. | | | |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 22:02 - May 22 with 826 views | Clutch |
Potter is the clear choice surely. |  | | |
| IF McKenna and co leave… on 22:26 - May 22 with 655 views | cressi |
I trust Ashton to get it right , After all McKennas fantastic work I would still feel let down and thought he would give it one season. | | | |
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