| In all seriousness 20:38 - Jun 10 with 569 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
This must have been a huge decision for McKenna to take, as it’s one that could have a negative effect on his immediate career.
Just last night, I was saying that he’ll go to the top, but now, he is unproven in the Prem and has stepped away from football after just 5 years to spend time with his family.
I personally take my hat off to anyone who puts their family first, but the world of football being what it is, there will now be a question mark against his resilience.
He may need to almost restart, depending on how long he stays away.
I wish only the best for him, what a guy. |  |
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| In all seriousness on 20:40 - Jun 10 with 524 views | Zx1988 |
A massive decision, no doubt about it. Especially as he's walking away from the training centre he's helped design, just weeks before being given the keys. |  |
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| In all seriousness on 20:55 - Jun 10 with 384 views | bsw72 |
There won’t be a single question raised about his resilience, I would suggest that it strengthens his position by reinforcing his character. He’s not walking away after just 5 years, his playing career and subsequent coaching career probably means he has had little break from football for 25 years.
Furthermore he didn’t choose to walk away mid season, he saw the season out after achieving promotion and made a decision which he agreed with the club allowing them an entire summer to plan for next season and find a replacement. |  | | |
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