Next manager

doherty wrote: Bandwagon wrote: engpad wrote: Paul Clement in the running for the Canada job ahead of the Copa America this summer and hasn't been shy in letting the FAI know about this interest...  Leave him to it, hes not up to it as a manger. Canadian list will prob be the same as our list minus Carsley.

lassassinblanc wrote: Wayne Rooney joining The Overlap full-time...most likely to replace Ian Wright who'll also be stepping down from Motd end of the season but imagine the scenes if Keane leaves

 

Kieran McKenna gets Ipswich promoted. We've had MON, Brendan Rogers and now this guy managing in the premier league from norn iron, have Ireland had a decent prem manager? David O'Leary did well for a bit maybe? KMK I think was at Man Utd coaching from a very young age so he learned his trade in a world class environment, I'm struggling to think how Ireland could produce a decent manager at home these days with our league standard. 

You would be hoping Brian Barry Murphy likewise is also learning from the best at Man City 

Trap junior wrote: Realrover wrote: GaretFarellysNutSack wrote: Kieran McKenna gets Ipswich promoted. We've had MON, Brendan Rogers and now this guy managing in the premier league from norn iron, have Ireland had a decent prem manager? David O'Leary did well for a bit maybe? KMK I think was at Man Utd coaching from a very young age so he learned his trade in a world class environment, I'm struggling to think how Ireland could produce a decent manager at home these days with our league standard.  They breed them tougher up the north, better leaders and no nonsense people. Makes them more conducive to management I think.  Surrounded by presbyterian work ethic The EIRE can't produce players or managers as its not in our DNA

inlikeflynn wrote: Trap junior wrote: Realrover wrote: GaretFarellysNutSack wrote: Kieran McKenna gets Ipswich promoted. We've had MON, Brendan Rogers and now this guy managing in the premier league from norn iron, have Ireland had a decent prem manager? David O'Leary did well for a bit maybe? KMK I think was at Man Utd coaching from a very young age so he learned his trade in a world class environment, I'm struggling to think how Ireland could produce a decent manager at home these days with our league standard.  They breed them tougher up the north, better leaders and no nonsense people. Makes them more conducive to management I think.  Surrounded by presbyterian work ethic The EIRE can't produce players or managers as its not in our DNA When you look at his first name, and how it is spelt, you might think Protestant. But his Wikipedia says he played GAA as a kid. So who knows.