| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is 23:05 - Apr 9 with 9334 views | NeedhamChris |
Given his agent was such a tough negotiator, can't imagine he's left a prized managerial asset locked in too tightly. |  |
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 23:15 - Apr 9 with 5518 views | StokieBlue |
Two packs of hobnobs and a jar of Ovaltine to wash them down.
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 23:19 - Apr 9 with 5487 views | NeedhamChris |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 23:15 - Apr 9 by StokieBlue |
Two packs of hobnobs and a jar of Ovaltine to wash them down.
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Maybe in addition to £4m or so. But who knows.
He's worth more than Hobnobs though, a higher tier choice like a jammy dodger or custard cream. | |
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 23:25 - Apr 9 with 5445 views | Bigalhunter |
I expect another summer of tiresome ‘will he, won’t he’ nonsense, with no one knowing what’s going on and KM saying nothing. |  |
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 23:26 - Apr 9 with 5440 views | positivity |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 23:19 - Apr 9 by NeedhamChris |
Maybe in addition to £4m or so. But who knows.
He's worth more than Hobnobs though, a higher tier choice like a jammy dodger or custard cream. |
custard creams are very much the gary megson of biscuits, mckenna's clause will be dark chocolate hobnobs.
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 23:27 - Apr 9 with 5426 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 23:25 - Apr 9 by Bigalhunter |
I expect another summer of tiresome ‘will he, won’t he’ nonsense, with no one knowing what’s going on and KM saying nothing. |
I'm not convinced many Prem clubs will come calling.
His big chance was last summer. |  |
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 23:27 - Apr 9 with 5414 views | JammyDodgerrr |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 23:25 - Apr 9 by Bigalhunter |
I expect another summer of tiresome ‘will he, won’t he’ nonsense, with no one knowing what’s going on and KM saying nothing. |
Nah, I think if anything is going to happen it will be sorted quickly, either way. |  |
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 23:30 - Apr 9 with 5401 views | positivity |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 23:27 - Apr 9 by JammyDodgerrr |
Nah, I think if anything is going to happen it will be sorted quickly, either way. |
i'm more worried about him leaving in the autumn if we start well, could be a difficult time to recruit | |
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 23:55 - Apr 9 with 5310 views | waveneyblue |
Yeah, pretty sure it's a common clause for a manager.
Unless for once you are actually trying to be funny? |  | | |
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 07:17 - Apr 10 with 4923 views | Nutkins_Return |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 23:27 - Apr 9 by Marshalls_Mullet |
I'm not convinced many Prem clubs will come calling.
His big chance was last summer. |
Prem or not he will have offers in the summer from bigger clubs. | |
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 07:21 - Apr 10 with 4909 views | Keno |
Well I reckon it includes the option for him to take delap on a free to wherever he goes |  |
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 08:03 - Apr 10 with 4765 views | Blue_Heath |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 07:17 - Apr 10 by Nutkins_Return |
Prem or not he will have offers in the summer from bigger clubs. |
Not sure why people think he will have bigger club offers with 1 home win all season. Equally from his view point if he manages another prem club that s established and takes them down that's him done at top level.
Haven't we just built a training ground to his spec? If he jumps at first opportunity I'd be very disappointed especially given the season we've had. | | | |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 08:10 - Apr 10 with 4716 views | muccletonjoe |
As long as he makes his mind up early I don't care. If he goes , get a new man in and give him the reins to rebuild |  | | |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 13:47 - Apr 10 with 4443 views | darkhorse28 |
It was a bizarre decision last summer. I get we wanted to see his ceiling, and keep him, which we all did. But a champions league contract, which had Brighton saying ‘for champions league money, we’ll get a proven elite manager, thanks’ was very poor. It’s like we bet the farm on staying up, in the context of spending £150 million and low relegation release for Delap (if true).
I can’t imagine Brighton would need a relegation clause in his deal they offered, they’d sack him well before that point. So that’s the deal we blew out of the water; there’s probably little to no downside.
Not in KM’s favour now though, he’s been so poor, he won’t be in demand at this level, and no EFL club can afford him, so he’ll either go abroad or stay on a new deal.
We’re his best EFL option at least. Wouldn’t be shocked to see him go abroad, top tier mid-table side. He’s got SO much to learn.., and considering he spent so long at Man Utd will be a red flag for many. | | | |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 13:59 - Apr 10 with 4381 views | Steve_M |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 13:47 - Apr 10 by darkhorse28 |
It was a bizarre decision last summer. I get we wanted to see his ceiling, and keep him, which we all did. But a champions league contract, which had Brighton saying ‘for champions league money, we’ll get a proven elite manager, thanks’ was very poor. It’s like we bet the farm on staying up, in the context of spending £150 million and low relegation release for Delap (if true).
I can’t imagine Brighton would need a relegation clause in his deal they offered, they’d sack him well before that point. So that’s the deal we blew out of the water; there’s probably little to no downside.
Not in KM’s favour now though, he’s been so poor, he won’t be in demand at this level, and no EFL club can afford him, so he’ll either go abroad or stay on a new deal.
We’re his best EFL option at least. Wouldn’t be shocked to see him go abroad, top tier mid-table side. He’s got SO much to learn.., and considering he spent so long at Man Utd will be a red flag for many. |
It was a bizarre decision to keep the manager who had got us two promotions in two seasons as our best bet at trying to stay up?
I think other clubs will look at the context of ITFC this season rather more than you have when assessing whether they still think McKenna is a good manager. |  |
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 14:05 - Apr 10 with 4337 views | jasondozzell |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 13:47 - Apr 10 by darkhorse28 |
It was a bizarre decision last summer. I get we wanted to see his ceiling, and keep him, which we all did. But a champions league contract, which had Brighton saying ‘for champions league money, we’ll get a proven elite manager, thanks’ was very poor. It’s like we bet the farm on staying up, in the context of spending £150 million and low relegation release for Delap (if true).
I can’t imagine Brighton would need a relegation clause in his deal they offered, they’d sack him well before that point. So that’s the deal we blew out of the water; there’s probably little to no downside.
Not in KM’s favour now though, he’s been so poor, he won’t be in demand at this level, and no EFL club can afford him, so he’ll either go abroad or stay on a new deal.
We’re his best EFL option at least. Wouldn’t be shocked to see him go abroad, top tier mid-table side. He’s got SO much to learn.., and considering he spent so long at Man Utd will be a red flag for many. |
Don't agree with this at all. He's not been poor. Okay, he's fallen short of his target but he's had us competitive and easily the best of the promoted sides. A lot of bad luck too. We've played some really good football against top sides and should have beaten Villa, Fulham, United etc.
I think his stock is still very, very high. I am just hoping we keep him. Feels like we will but you never know.
If you're in the football industry, he's on your list. |  | | |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 14:06 - Apr 10 with 4332 views | TRUE_BLUE123 |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 13:47 - Apr 10 by darkhorse28 |
It was a bizarre decision last summer. I get we wanted to see his ceiling, and keep him, which we all did. But a champions league contract, which had Brighton saying ‘for champions league money, we’ll get a proven elite manager, thanks’ was very poor. It’s like we bet the farm on staying up, in the context of spending £150 million and low relegation release for Delap (if true).
I can’t imagine Brighton would need a relegation clause in his deal they offered, they’d sack him well before that point. So that’s the deal we blew out of the water; there’s probably little to no downside.
Not in KM’s favour now though, he’s been so poor, he won’t be in demand at this level, and no EFL club can afford him, so he’ll either go abroad or stay on a new deal.
We’re his best EFL option at least. Wouldn’t be shocked to see him go abroad, top tier mid-table side. He’s got SO much to learn.., and considering he spent so long at Man Utd will be a red flag for many. |
"he’s been so poor"
No he really hasn't. Absolutely moronic point of view. [Post edited 10 Apr 14:09]
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 14:08 - Apr 10 with 4307 views | blueasfook |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 13:59 - Apr 10 by Steve_M |
It was a bizarre decision to keep the manager who had got us two promotions in two seasons as our best bet at trying to stay up?
I think other clubs will look at the context of ITFC this season rather more than you have when assessing whether they still think McKenna is a good manager. |
David Moyes would have been available. Just sayin... |  |
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 14:11 - Apr 10 with 4273 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 14:06 - Apr 10 by TRUE_BLUE123 |
"he’s been so poor"
No he really hasn't. Absolutely moronic point of view. [Post edited 10 Apr 14:09]
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New poster, 100% record of negative posts. I smell bird poo. |  |
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 14:14 - Apr 10 with 4231 views | Whos_blue |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 13:47 - Apr 10 by darkhorse28 |
It was a bizarre decision last summer. I get we wanted to see his ceiling, and keep him, which we all did. But a champions league contract, which had Brighton saying ‘for champions league money, we’ll get a proven elite manager, thanks’ was very poor. It’s like we bet the farm on staying up, in the context of spending £150 million and low relegation release for Delap (if true).
I can’t imagine Brighton would need a relegation clause in his deal they offered, they’d sack him well before that point. So that’s the deal we blew out of the water; there’s probably little to no downside.
Not in KM’s favour now though, he’s been so poor, he won’t be in demand at this level, and no EFL club can afford him, so he’ll either go abroad or stay on a new deal.
We’re his best EFL option at least. Wouldn’t be shocked to see him go abroad, top tier mid-table side. He’s got SO much to learn.., and considering he spent so long at Man Utd will be a red flag for many. |
"So poor"?
Deary me.
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 14:22 - Apr 10 with 4180 views | positivity |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 14:08 - Apr 10 by blueasfook |
David Moyes would have been available. Just sayin... |
not for ipswich town he wasn't! | |
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 14:29 - Apr 10 with 4139 views | SuffolkPunchFC |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 14:11 - Apr 10 by The_Flashing_Smile |
New poster, 100% record of negative posts. I smell bird poo. |
And one spinning PinkUn rhetoric. Not even smart enough to be subtle ... | | | |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 14:31 - Apr 10 with 4123 views | PhilTWTD |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 14:11 - Apr 10 by The_Flashing_Smile |
New poster, 100% record of negative posts. I smell bird poo. |
Poster has been registered for more than a decade! |  | | |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 14:33 - Apr 10 with 4111 views | positivity |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 14:31 - Apr 10 by PhilTWTD |
Poster has been registered for more than a decade! |
how many posts in that time? playing the long game! | |
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 14:38 - Apr 10 with 4056 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 14:31 - Apr 10 by PhilTWTD |
Poster has been registered for more than a decade! |
Blimey, first post today, that's a long time to be plucking up the courage to dive in! | |
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| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 15:06 - Apr 10 with 3963 views | Herbivore |
| I wonder what McKennas relegation release clause is on 13:47 - Apr 10 by darkhorse28 |
It was a bizarre decision last summer. I get we wanted to see his ceiling, and keep him, which we all did. But a champions league contract, which had Brighton saying ‘for champions league money, we’ll get a proven elite manager, thanks’ was very poor. It’s like we bet the farm on staying up, in the context of spending £150 million and low relegation release for Delap (if true).
I can’t imagine Brighton would need a relegation clause in his deal they offered, they’d sack him well before that point. So that’s the deal we blew out of the water; there’s probably little to no downside.
Not in KM’s favour now though, he’s been so poor, he won’t be in demand at this level, and no EFL club can afford him, so he’ll either go abroad or stay on a new deal.
We’re his best EFL option at least. Wouldn’t be shocked to see him go abroad, top tier mid-table side. He’s got SO much to learn.., and considering he spent so long at Man Utd will be a red flag for many. |
This is a load of horse sh!t, fam. |  |
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