| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning 14:18 - Sep 14 with 9268 views | MaySixth |
anyone else out there impressing anyone?
surely we would go younger, more tactically minded, astute coach like KM |  |
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| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 14:23 - Sep 14 with 5554 views | Lion |
I don't even want to think about McKenna leaving us, we're all aligned, management and players, the board and the fans. He should look no further than Graham Potter as an example why he should stay and build with us. The club just have to meet his expectations which I bet are realistic because he is an intelligent guy. I am actually going to ( deliberately as I usually do it by accident ) downmark your post. BOOOOO! |  |
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| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 14:23 - Sep 14 with 5547 views | FrimleyBlue |
No chance.
It'll be Arteta after we've won the championsleague and KMs gone to manage England. |  |
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| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 14:26 - Sep 14 with 5531 views | homer_123 |
MM. |  |
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| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 14:46 - Sep 14 with 5469 views | RedX |
Two guys I keep an eye on and seem to doing decent jobs.
Mark Kennedy at Lincoln City.
Shaun Moloney at Wigan. |  | | |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 16:34 - Sep 14 with 5322 views | Keno |
Aluko |  |
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| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 16:36 - Sep 14 with 5316 views | Deano69 |
Not sure of his availability in 18 years time |  |
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| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 16:38 - Sep 14 with 5313 views | ChampionsofInnsbruck |
Not even worth speculating at this stage, McKenna was on no ones radar before he came, so it would be anyone's guess.
As much as Southgate is being panned atm, he's still one of England's best ever managers, and will likely be gone after the next Euros. If we were in the Premier League, given our new owners, and style, he would make a very good choice. He would fit Ipswich like a glove. |  | | |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 17:10 - Sep 14 with 5243 views | Churchman |
My choice would be Roy Keane. Unfinished business.
Only joking! |  | | |
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| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 17:22 - Sep 14 with 5217 views | Ryorry |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 16:34 - Sep 14 by Keno |
Aluko |
I could see him potentially being a good choice for us In a few years' time if he decides to go down that route. |  |
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| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 20:23 - Sep 14 with 5068 views | MattinLondon |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 17:10 - Sep 14 by Churchman |
My choice would be Roy Keane. Unfinished business.
Only joking! |
There are a few things that we should never joke about - Keane coming back is one of them. |  | | |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 20:40 - Sep 14 with 5022 views | Swansea_Blue |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 14:23 - Sep 14 by Lion |
I don't even want to think about McKenna leaving us, we're all aligned, management and players, the board and the fans. He should look no further than Graham Potter as an example why he should stay and build with us. The club just have to meet his expectations which I bet are realistic because he is an intelligent guy. I am actually going to ( deliberately as I usually do it by accident ) downmark your post. BOOOOO! |
Potter himself wouldn’t be a bad shout when LM leaves for a top gig. His style of football and approach is very similar. And we’ll be in the PL by then, so shouldn’t have any trouble finding someone of that calibre (although I think KM’s better, or certainly will go on to be). |  |
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| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 21:46 - Sep 14 with 4914 views | BlueBadger |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 20:23 - Sep 14 by MattinLondon |
There are a few things that we should never joke about - Keane coming back is one of them. |
It would almost be worth it to see Mach happy for a few weeks.
And then REALLY funny when we sacked him again. |  |
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| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 07:01 - Sep 15 with 4685 views | BlueBadger |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 16:38 - Sep 14 by ChampionsofInnsbruck |
Not even worth speculating at this stage, McKenna was on no ones radar before he came, so it would be anyone's guess.
As much as Southgate is being panned atm, he's still one of England's best ever managers, and will likely be gone after the next Euros. If we were in the Premier League, given our new owners, and style, he would make a very good choice. He would fit Ipswich like a glove. |
Says the poster who's started at least one or two threads on this exact subject over the past week..... [Post edited 15 Sep 2023 7:12]
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| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 07:17 - Sep 15 with 4668 views | BlueNomad |
I'm hoping his successor hasn't even started school yet |  | | |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 08:00 - Sep 15 with 4611 views | WeWereZombies |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 14:26 - Sep 14 by homer_123 |
MM. |
I think if LM is suggested as succeeding KM then MM would have to wait until after that, but at least he would be before Neil Midgley... |  |
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| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 08:00 - Sep 15 with 4610 views | ITFCSG |
Hopefully McK will be to Ipswich what Sir Alex was at Man U! | | | |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 08:44 - Sep 15 with 4551 views | TractorCam |
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| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 09:25 - Sep 15 with 4483 views | Pique |
Ashton's track record would suggest that when the terrible day when McKenna leaves us comes, his replacement will be a young hungry and relatively unknown coach. I very much doubt it would be a 'name', and it also doesn't seem to be his style to poach managers from other clubs.
That's assuming Ashton is still around when McKenna leaves - hopefully McKenna will be 60 and Ashton will have moved on to the pipe and slippers. |  | | |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 09:26 - Sep 15 with 4478 views | rodney76 |
Surely Martyn Pert would be next in line, unless he goes with McKenna?
A bit of an older head, but it does mean consistency of approach, and he's young in managerial terms.
The fact that McKenna is such a baby is a good thing really. It means that he has time on his side and might well prefer to gain experience at Portman Road rather than risk a big move anytime soon.
If is long-term aim is managing at Champions League level then unlikely to be with town. The privilege of that particular competition has been well stitched up by the big boys long since.
Leicester was a freak, imo. So many things came together at one time, especially the finance. Where are they now? They now look like becoming a Southampton/Brighton/Spam type outfit. Never quite up with the big hitters and always fearing the drop. [Post edited 15 Sep 2023 9:28]
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| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 09:28 - Sep 15 with 4459 views | Pique |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 09:26 - Sep 15 by rodney76 |
Surely Martyn Pert would be next in line, unless he goes with McKenna?
A bit of an older head, but it does mean consistency of approach, and he's young in managerial terms.
The fact that McKenna is such a baby is a good thing really. It means that he has time on his side and might well prefer to gain experience at Portman Road rather than risk a big move anytime soon.
If is long-term aim is managing at Champions League level then unlikely to be with town. The privilege of that particular competition has been well stitched up by the big boys long since.
Leicester was a freak, imo. So many things came together at one time, especially the finance. Where are they now? They now look like becoming a Southampton/Brighton/Spam type outfit. Never quite up with the big hitters and always fearing the drop. [Post edited 15 Sep 2023 9:28]
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Unfortunately for us, Leicester did drop. | | | |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 09:56 - Sep 15 with 4410 views | itfc_bucks |
Lets not forget that he's less than a dozen games into a reasonably positive spell at Oxford.
Wasn't quite so rosy for him before at MK, was it? Good first season, turd second. Let's just see how he works out from here, after another good start. | | | |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 10:16 - Sep 15 with 4357 views | Stewart27 |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 16:38 - Sep 14 by ChampionsofInnsbruck |
Not even worth speculating at this stage, McKenna was on no ones radar before he came, so it would be anyone's guess.
As much as Southgate is being panned atm, he's still one of England's best ever managers, and will likely be gone after the next Euros. If we were in the Premier League, given our new owners, and style, he would make a very good choice. He would fit Ipswich like a glove. |
Hahaha
How long until the Wagner out bedsheets appear at Carrot Road for you lot? | | | |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 10:53 - Sep 15 with 4306 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 16:38 - Sep 14 by ChampionsofInnsbruck |
Not even worth speculating at this stage, McKenna was on no ones radar before he came, so it would be anyone's guess.
As much as Southgate is being panned atm, he's still one of England's best ever managers, and will likely be gone after the next Euros. If we were in the Premier League, given our new owners, and style, he would make a very good choice. He would fit Ipswich like a glove. |
Shouldn’t your username be ‘ParticipantsOfEuropeOnce’. | | | |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 11:28 - Sep 15 with 4273 views | PioneerBlue |
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| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 11:32 - Sep 15 with 4268 views | _clive_baker_ |
| When McKenna leaves us, my choice as manager would be Liam Manning on 09:56 - Sep 15 by itfc_bucks |
Lets not forget that he's less than a dozen games into a reasonably positive spell at Oxford.
Wasn't quite so rosy for him before at MK, was it? Good first season, turd second. Let's just see how he works out from here, after another good start. |
I've personally known Liam Manning for years, I wouldn't say we're mates but I would say hi if I saw him in the street. He is a really good coach, even when he was younger he had a good footballing brain and I can see him doing good things in time, but I think he has to prove himself in management which he hasn't done yet. They were unfortunate at MK Dons not to get them up automatically, before having his side ripped apart that summer which resulted in them starting poorly and him getting sacked. He's made a decent start at Oxford, but it really feels like a bit of a sliding doors moment for him there. They need to show progression and really get them in the top 6 or better over the next couple of years. Anything less and his stock will erode.
He needs to deliver results, and until he does that he wont have warranted an opportunity at an upwardly mobile Championship club. [Post edited 15 Sep 2023 11:34]
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