To be fair long term wise I’d love McKenna but again if we’re were to show Ange the door, McKenna would need proper time to be given a chance, not much experience but yes I like him.
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Management Ange: In/Out?
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McKenna in as Assistant Mgr / Coach; you know as always used to happen in the old days .
I’m being serious BTW .
Then he can learn the job from Ange, the footballing maestro..
Coaching a speciality especially defence
And of course set pieces...
Exactly: and Ange could , equally, learn from him .
IF everything goes breasts-up ; he should be able to take over seamlessly.
Like I said it’s the way it always used to be done . It’s really not as nuts as it may seem.
It was meant to be an ironic remark...must have missed its target...oh well...
There’s a close-season on Ange
( ie you’re not entitled to shoot one for at least a few days longer ) IMO .
But I actually think my idea isn’t completely crazy.
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I became Ange out around feb /march when we had most if not all our first teamers back and we were still getting carved open by mid table teams.
I’m still Ange out notwithstanding the EL win but accept that he will get a Ten Hag stint next year (10 games maybe). I’d prefer not, but I can see the argument to say he’s earned it.
I’m still Ange out notwithstanding the EL win but accept that he will get a Ten Hag stint next year (10 games maybe). I’d prefer not, but I can see the argument to say he’s earned it.
Still out - the cup win is great but our league form was dire; I'd look the other way if we finished say 11th but we finished 17th and we were lucky that three teams were truly terrible, 38 points would get you relegated in some seasons.
I'd actually take Glasner, after all he won a trophy and got a side playing well above its station in the tail end of the season.
I'd actually take Glasner, after all he won a trophy and got a side playing well above its station in the tail end of the season.
Just seeing it laid out like that is fucking dreadful
Europa League win is fantastic but after giving it way more thought, you can't paper over this crack. Some fucking atrocious results there.
If he was guaranteed the whole of next season coupled with CL and no doubt a ton of injuries i truly believe he would take us down. The promoted teams cant be as bad again and who else are we catching with him in charge? As that shows this form started the last third of 23/24 and its just got worse and worse.
Europa League win is fantastic but after giving it way more thought, you can't paper over this crack. Some fucking atrocious results there.
No-one could disagree.
Pretty sure AP couldn’t .
But it is what it is ; a major trophy won and Champions League status achieved.
We’ll just have to live with the other things: the League season’s been and gone .