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Checked, there's nothing else.The tweet?
Checked, there's nothing else.The tweet?
You must worry about leaving the house
Every assistant manager are yes man to an extend. Input and differing opinions are one thing but to work well with your boss you have to develop a sense of cooperation. I don't think any manager would like a "NO SIR" assistant manager that undermines their every action. There's a fine line between a yes man and a man who knows his role and respect his boss' decision.The other way of looking at it is that he's promoted McKenna because he's excited by what he can bring to the table in an attacking sense and the strong bridge he can provide between the seniors and the juniors given his positive impact on the U18s. Just because McKenna's an internal appointment it doesn't automatically mean he's a yes man.
You're right, you need a bloke who is willing to fall in line with his boss when necessary but surely a manager will look to build a team with members who can bring different things to the table.Every assistant manager are yes man to an extend. Input and differing opinions are one thing but to work well with your boss you have to develop a sense of cooperation. I don't think any manager would like a "NO SIR" assistant manager that undermines their every action. There's a fine line between a yes man and a man who knows his role and respect his boss' decision.
Not really, I've lived most of my life abroad but whatever personal attacks are pointless.You must worry about leaving the house
That would be more exciting than any signing we makeCould in theory be the best change we make all season. I’m excited by it quite a lot, imagine us actually working on our attack and implementing some fresh ideas to our knackered forward play, almost makes me hopeful.
Not really, I wouldn't have minded if he kept his coaching team intact, the group has obviously had better days than they are showing now. His Real teams were scoring for fun.Yeah I dont get it.
He keeps his men - oh no, he should get an attacking coach, he doesnt know how to do it.
Rui Faria leaves, McKenna and Carrick come - oh no, he didn't keep any of his men.
Well that's the thing isn't it. It clearly isn't working in attacking sense. So fresh ideas are welcome.Not really, I wouldn't have minded if he kept his coaching team intact, the group has obviously had better days than they are showing now. His Real teams were scoring for fun.
I think the roadblock is more psychological than technical with Jose right now. It happens to managers, even LVG became an entirely different manager after blowing a lead at Leicester. For some reason either because he doesn't trust the players or something else, he is approaching games far too circumspect and that's cost us games.Well that's the thing isn't it. It clearly isn't working in attacking sense. So fresh ideas are welcome.
What’s modern about Carrick? He has played under older managers his whole life. He isn’t going to suddenly have a ‘modern’ outlook on things. Whatever ‘modern’ means anyway.Pleased with this. I hope Jose let's him co-ordinate our attacking play.
With him and Carrick in his ears that's 2 young modern coaches who will hopefully give him a fresh view.
Well yeah but as it was said he could have gone for someone he knows from before and trusts and whatever but bringing McKenna in could be a sign he knows something needs to change and he's prepared to give it a go. I mean what's the solution anyway, I've seen crying about us needing to bring in an attacking coach the whole season.I think the roadblock is more psychological than technical with Jose right now. It happens to managers, even LVG became an entirely different manager after blowing a lead at Leicester. For some reason either because he doesn't trust the players or something else, he is approaching games far too circumspect and that's cost us games.
The main concern by many people is the input that McKenna will have in the training tactics.It's a very exciting appointment. Also goes to show how highly rated McKenna is rated by the club officials too? I wonder if they see him as a potential next Manchester United manager?
Anyways, full credit to Mourinho for promoting him. The constant ability to change his coaching staff and get fresh idea made Fergie the managerial god that he was, hopefully this helps Mourinho too. Also, any youngster which is integrated in the first team will also have an easier pathway now since McKenna is on the coaching staff. I trust Nicky Butt and Co. to get a good replacement for the u18s.
I don't think that's ever the case with Faria, most managers knows the value of a good assistant and I doubt any seasoned manager would just pick an assistant just to put out cones. Why would you make your own job harder by picking someone you don't trust and offers no input to your job?You're right, you need a bloke who is willing to fall in line with his boss when necessary but surely a manager will look to build a team with members who can bring different things to the table.
I think anyone suddenly expecting scintillating football from us on the back of this one appointment is well wide of the mark but at the moment I choose to believe this is a positive appointment based on Jose understanding the need for a new blend of voices around him, rather than wanting somebody cheap who already knows where the stopcock is to put the cones out.
Agreed, that wasn't to say Faria was some kind of cone carrier. I'm just pre-empting talk of McKenna, as an internal promotion from our junior ranks, being some sort of cheap fudge. I see this as a strong, proactive appointment for the future good of the club.I don't think that's ever the case with Faria, most managers knows the value of a good assistant and I doubt any seasoned manager would just pick an assistant just to put out cones. Why would you make your own job harder by picking someone you don't trust and offers no input to your job?
I'd take anyone saying a manager only picks a yes man with a grain of salt.
Sorry but I don't even know what that is supposed to mean?What’s modern about Carrick? He has played under older managers his whole life. He isn’t going to suddenly have a ‘modern’ outlook on things. Whatever ‘modern’ means anyway.
I dont think Carrick can offer that fresh a view. I dont think his views and approach will be ‘modern’ like the person I quoted is suggesting. Why would it be modern?Sorry but I don't even know what that is supposed to mean?
Your justification for that was saying that he'd played under "older managers" his whole life so his view wouldn't be 'modern'I dont think Carrick can offer that fresh a view. I dont think his views and approach will be ‘modern’ like the person I quoted is suggesting. Why would it be modern?
Rumours are not assistant per se but 1 of 3 along with Carrick and this new guy from Sampdoria.Is he actually our assistant manager? Can’t find the bbc confirmation? Fecking great news, if true.
He's literally JUST retired, and JUST started doing his coaching badges within the last few years, how much more modern can you get than that FFSWhat’s modern about Carrick? He has played under older managers his whole life. He isn’t going to suddenly have a ‘modern’ outlook on things. Whatever ‘modern’ means anyway.
No. He said he was going to bring in a fitness coach from outside the club, and that there’s not going to be a formal #2. You could say that Faria has been replaced by three people: Carrick, McKenna and Rapetti from Sampdoria.Didn't Mourinho himself say the assistant role would be filled from someone outside the club?
one can only hope. Also gives a reason to players for not creating a fuss. Carrick and McKenna are from the club and they wouldn't want any mutiny stuffI really hope this means that Jose is evolving.
I really really hope that.
Not even sure what to make of this...Jose is knackered, He's been through a lot so He's bringing in Kieran McKennackered to get rid of it.
Reverse psychology.
For Every McKenna there is Sbragia so fingers crossedIt's a very exciting appointment. Also goes to show how highly rated McKenna is rated by the club officials too? I wonder if they see him as a potential next Manchester United manager?
Anyways, full credit to Mourinho for promoting him. The constant ability to change his coaching staff and get fresh idea made Fergie the managerial god that he was, hopefully this helps Mourinho too. Also, any youngster which is integrated in the first team will also have an easier pathway now since McKenna is on the coaching staff. I trust Nicky Butt and Co. to get a good replacement for the u18s.
Oh and I suppose you can guarantee that the sky is not going to fall down on our heads tomorrow???You must worry about leaving the house
I heard they had houses abroad too.Not really, I've lived most of my life abroad but whatever personal attacks are pointless.
It's Chicken Little.Oh and I suppose you can guarantee that the sky is not going to fall down on our heads tomorrow???
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Nope. He's joining the coaching staff but not as assistant. Basically picking up the cones.Is he actually our assistant manager? Can’t find the bbc confirmation? Fecking great news, if true.
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