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Is there any possibility of arranging some friendlies between now and March or is it absolutely out of the question?
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Originally posted by willmcc83 willmcc83 wrote:

Is there any possibility of arranging some friendlies between now and March or is it absolutely out of the question?


None whatsoever. I still think one week of training with Mick though will better the last 2 years of training with O'Neill
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id be happy with us creating 3-4 good chances in the first few games. hopefully we can take a few. that was the killer under O'Neill for the last while, we didnt even look like creating 1 chance in a game. and we were sh*t at free kicks and corners, one area where we should be decent at.
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If Mick qualifies for the Euros he'll have earned a shot at the World Cup. 

Instead, Kenny would be coming in cold for that World Cup campaign.

It's in Kenny's interest for Mick to fail and get the job in March 2020, or even earlier, rather than after the Euro finals.

It's in Mick's interest for Kenny to do badly with the under-21s given that he obviously doesn't want to give the job up. 

But, realistically, how badly can you do with two or three games when taking over from Noel King?

A Joe Schmidt-Andy Farrell succession this ain't. 



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Originally posted by sid waddell sid waddell wrote:

If Mick qualifies for the Euros he'll have earned a shot at the World Cup. 

Instead, Kenny would be coming in cold for that World Cup campaign.

It's in Kenny's interest for Mick to fail and get the job in March 2020, or even earlier, rather than after the Euro finals.

It's in Mick's interest for Kenny to do badly with the under-21s given that he obviously doesn't want to give the job up. 

But, realistically, how badly can you do with two or three games when taking over from Noel King?

A Joe Schmidt-Andy Farrell succession this ain't. 




lads i really dont think either man is thinking i want the other to fail. its in both their interests for them both to be a success. just for themselves as men.
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Originally posted by sid waddell sid waddell wrote:

If Mick qualifies for the Euros he'll have earned a shot at the World Cup. 

Instead, Kenny would be coming in cold for that World Cup campaign.

It's in Kenny's interest for Mick to fail and get the job in March 2020, or even earlier, rather than after the Euro finals.

It's in Mick's interest for Kenny to do badly with the under-21s given that he obviously doesn't want to give the job up. 

But, realistically, how badly can you do with two or three games when taking over from Noel King?

A Joe Schmidt-Andy Farrell succession this ain't. 




I have the polar opposite view to you on McCarthy returning, but in terms of succession planning we are in 100 percent agreement. This is not some aligned strategy. This is quite possibly the furthest thing from an aligned strategy going forward.

McCarthys interview yesterday was hilarious. Basically he has no notions of giving up the Irish job in 2020, and he's hoping that a successful campaign might change minds when that time comes (I think that if Ireland qualified impressively under McCarthy, he will end up staying on).

Kenny is in the better position now of possibly being Ireland senior manager by next September or October if things go badly wrong, which isn't that unlikely. So Kenny would happily see the qualifiers go badly. Succession planning eh LOL

This whole thing was a stunt. A decent sized section of support wanted McCarthy back. Another decent sized section of the support wanted Kenny. Delaney says why not 2 for the price of 1, now a large majority are getting what they wanted (even though in reality it's nothing like that).

I see people comparing it to succession planning in previous international jobs or club jobs. This is nothing like that. It has never happened that a new manager has been announced for a 2 year tenure and on the same day the next manager in waiting also confirmed. It's comical that people are somehow falling for this, but to fair to John Delaney it is absolute genius. I always thought he was an ignorant oaf just bluffing his way day to day surviving, but this stroke is brilliant. He deserves a lot of respect after this I think.
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Originally posted by Hans Moleman Hans Moleman wrote:

Originally posted by sid waddell sid waddell wrote:

If Mick qualifies for the Euros he'll have earned a shot at the World Cup. 

Instead, Kenny would be coming in cold for that World Cup campaign.

It's in Kenny's interest for Mick to fail and get the job in March 2020, or even earlier, rather than after the Euro finals.

It's in Mick's interest for Kenny to do badly with the under-21s given that he obviously doesn't want to give the job up. 

But, realistically, how badly can you do with two or three games when taking over from Noel King?

A Joe Schmidt-Andy Farrell succession this ain't. 




I have the polar opposite view to you on McCarthy returning, but in terms of succession planning we are in 100 percent agreement. This is not some aligned strategy. This is quite possibly the furthest thing from an aligned strategy going forward.

McCarthys interview yesterday was hilarious. Basically he has no notions of giving up the Irish job in 2020, and he's hoping that a successful campaign might change minds when that time comes (I think that if Ireland qualified impressively under McCarthy, he will end up staying on).

Kenny is in the better position now of possibly being Ireland senior manager by next September or October if things go badly wrong, which isn't that unlikely. So Kenny would happily see the qualifiers go badly. Succession planning eh LOL

This whole thing was a stunt. A decent sized section of support wanted McCarthy back. Another decent sized section of the support wanted Kenny. Delaney says why not 2 for the price of 1, now a large majority are getting what they wanted (even though in reality it's nothing like that).

I see people comparing it to succession planning in previous international jobs or club jobs. This is nothing like that. It has never happened that a new manager has been announced for a 2 year tenure and on the same day the next manager in waiting also confirmed. It's comical that people are somehow falling for this, but to fair to John Delaney it is absolute genius. I always thought he was an ignorant oaf just bluffing his way day to day surviving, but this stroke is brilliant. He deserves a lot of respect after this I think.


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Originally posted by doherty doherty wrote:

Originally posted by sid waddell sid waddell wrote:

If Mick qualifies for the Euros he'll have earned a shot at the World Cup. 

Instead, Kenny would be coming in cold for that World Cup campaign.

It's in Kenny's interest for Mick to fail and get the job in March 2020, or even earlier, rather than after the Euro finals.

It's in Mick's interest for Kenny to do badly with the under-21s given that he obviously doesn't want to give the job up. 

But, realistically, how badly can you do with two or three games when taking over from Noel King?

A Joe Schmidt-Andy Farrell succession this ain't. 




lads i really dont think either man is thinking i want the other to fail. its in both their interests for them both to be a success. just for themselves as men.

If Mick McCarthy has a really good campaign, say somehow qualifying out a ridiculously tough group with the likes of France and Germany in it (I know, I know, highly unlikely), he will never be removed from his position as senior manager. He most definitely does not want to go in 2020. He made that clear yesterday. So are you telling me Kenny would like to see Mick have some cracking results, and then a good Euros and watch the public pressure mount to keep McCarthy on?

Some lads here need to get their head out of the sand, or as Nigel Pearson would ask, 'are you an ostrich?'.
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https://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2018/1126/1013372-duff-mccarthy-leaving-after-euros-is-crazy-stuff/

LOL

Hopefully more will come out with the common sense view Duff has here, that this succession planning LOL is mad and actually unheard of.
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Originally posted by Hans Moleman Hans Moleman wrote:

[He most definitely does not want to go in 2020. He made that clear yesterday.
 
Where are you getting this idea from? Seen you mention it a few times now. Here's what he said yesterday:
 
"The reality is that I think that international managers should be given one term. Perhaps they should be given the chance to take it into the next term if they do well. But I knew that wasn't the case so I accepted it and was fine with it.

"And I also think... I've seen it before... look I should have resigned after the World Cup in 2002. I'd had a good World Cup and I'd had five years and I should have gone.

"If I've done well and we've qualified there'll be something else for me down the line," he continued, after an earlier quip about maybe taking a retirement offer from China at that juncture.

"If we do badly and don't qualify then you guys wouldn't want me...nobody would. So it's not such a bad thing. And good luck to Stephen. I looked at his list of achievements - pretty damn good. And I think It would be great for Irish football if he could take over a team that's doing well.

"So I don't see it as added pressure at all. I said already, you get 11 months as a Championship manager. That's pretty much the average tenure. I'm getting two years."

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When Mick said that "perhaps Stephen Kenny rips it up with the under-21s and gets a job offer in England", that was a nice way of saying "I want him off the scene and I want the job for the 2022 campaign."

I don't blame him for saying that. I'd feel exactly the same.

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With no time to train with the squad and it's straight into qualifiers, Mick hasn't a hope of changing things around quickly, and it would be the same with whatever top level manager you could hypothetically pick. 

We need 3 good bits of luck
1. a favourable draw
2. early games are not tough 
3. a miracle 

On the whole Kenny succession thing. Why say he's taking over? 
"Stephen Kenny is an outstanding manager and we are very excited to have him as the under 21s manager. We see Stephen as a future Ireland manager."

Behind the scenes you can tell him the plan is to take over in 2020 


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Are the dates for the qualifiers out yet? A little more specific than just in March?

Just curious as to how much time he could squeeze into having a training camp.
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Originally posted by McG McG wrote:

Are the dates for the qualifiers out yet? A little more specific than just in March?

Just curious as to how much time he could squeeze into having a training camp.


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The fixtures are randomely chosen, is that still correct?
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We'd better hope that out game is on the 23rd

PL & championship fixtures the week before are 16th and 17th

Meaning squad would assemble on the 18th.

I'd have more confidence if we had 5 days rather then 3 to prepare (less if we have an away game)
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