Mick McCarthy sacked as Cardiff manager

Not one of them has ever shown they are above money but now with the state of fai coffers, and the pandemic , I would've thought McCarthy would do the noble thing

And , JD is responsible. The last bag of sh*te he left in the room before he got rumbled. Or atleast we hope

Ignorance personified 

I've always been supportive of Mick but to label his second tenure as a success isn't accurate. Mick steadied the ship after our desperate NL campaign, with an average team and met expectations overall (3rd place behind two consistently qualifying sides who are better than us) in the group. 

I don't think we would've beaten Slovakia under Mick tbh but at least with Kenny coming in now and assuming we're playing the playoff prior to the NL campaign, then there's maybe an element of surprise for our playoff opponents. I doubt Slovakia will see it as an advantage that we've changed managers though the odds are still with them imo. Home advantage is a huge factor.  

If you want to be critical about it , then logically you have to criticise the party that offered those terms to Mick and Trap/MON before him. They're entitled to be paid according to the terms of their contract.

    

Gary Owens said they were aiming for that on radio earlier. No decision yet but that's their preference. Personally think UEFA will want all the big guns involved for any relaunch. No rush with play offs. 

That has nothing to do with McCarthy though, it's down to the FAI's own financial mismanagement. It would be the equivalent of you opting to give up your pension in order to help the owners of your place of work who had ran the business into the ground through their own reckless actions; would you do that?

Exactly, Easy to criticise when he's not in Mick's position. 

Irish supporters should be above that stuff. Leave the mud slinging to the Ipswich fans whose team is wallowing in league 1.