| McKenna's 'credit in the bank' 22:27 - Dec 2 with 320 views | TresBonne |
Is it...
A) Still there in good capacity
B) Running on low to empty
C) Completely gone
For you?
For me, it's option B. I still don't think we're near 'sackable' levels, the man has transformed this club, let's not forget. But it's definitely getting that way. I'm happy to give until the end of the month - six tough games, lets see where we are at heading into the January window.
The Americans will be somewhere between B and C I am sure. B3. |  | | |  |
| McKenna's 'credit in the bank' on 22:30 - Dec 2 with 283 views | gainsboroughblue |
Every manager has a shelf life. In the modern game, McKenna has been here for a very long time.
I don't want him to go and it would hurt if he did in any circumstance. I just wish he adapted more.
There were definite signs he wasn't happy tonight. Looking at his body language, the (unusual for him) double half time sub, not exactly enthused by the last minute leveller and seemed almost embarrassed walking towards the away end. |  |
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| McKenna's 'credit in the bank' on 22:33 - Dec 2 with 245 views | Scuzzer |
B. He needs an assistant. As Mathy said, to see things from a different perspective. Solskjær or Carrick? [Post edited 2 Dec 22:34]
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| McKenna's 'credit in the bank' on 22:33 - Dec 2 with 244 views | MattinLondon |
I think KM is in his overdraft but a win against Coventry and a few on the bounce will see that credit restored.
One thing for sure is that KM bitterly regrets not going to Brighton. |  | | |
| McKenna's 'credit in the bank' on 22:37 - Dec 2 with 212 views | LeoMuff |
Think im in A, but if we drop lower moving towards B.
I would give him the Jan window and this season, if we miss play offs then he has to be in jeopardy.
Lose in play offs then longer. |  |
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| McKenna's 'credit in the bank' on 22:39 - Dec 2 with 188 views | TRUE_BLUE123 |
I still have full faith in Kieran McKenna 100%. He is the man for the job.
My issue is with Mark Ashton and whoever he has put in charge of recruitment. Disorganised scatter gun and massively underwhelming in the last 2 transfer windows. |  |
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| McKenna's 'credit in the bank' on 22:42 - Dec 2 with 153 views | Horsham |
I think he has credit in the bank. Some from the league one promotion, lots from the championship promotion less some from last season and this season. The problem is more that the positives were then and the negatives are now.
He seems to me a very decent, intelligent and articulate man. I desperately want him to succeed for the good of ITFC.
If he turns this around I think it ticks an important box. I bloody hope he does. |  | | |
| McKenna's 'credit in the bank' on 22:42 - Dec 2 with 121 views | suffolkpoker |
| McKenna's 'credit in the bank' on 22:33 - Dec 2 by Scuzzer |
B. He needs an assistant. As Mathy said, to see things from a different perspective. Solskjær or Carrick? [Post edited 2 Dec 22:34]
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He has one already |  |
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