Doesn’t make it a fact.The Times reported that we interviewed him on Wednesday.
Doesn’t make it a fact.The Times reported that we interviewed him on Wednesday.
Well maybe not but the OP is arguing that the Albion's interest in Mckenna is "pure speculation" as if its just some random chat plucked from the ether. Plenty of evidence . In fact a mountain of evidence suggesting otherwise.Doesn’t make it a fact.
an attempt to send round in circles if that's the case, at least that's not the sentiment I understood from the opening post.Well maybe not but the OP is arguing that the Albion's interest in Mckenna is "pure speculation" as if its just some random chat plucked from the ether. Plenty of evidence . In fact a mountain of evidence suggesting otherwise.
He won’t go to Chelsea cos he’s not stupid, and anyway their American owners have never heard of him.
He won’t go to Man Utd cos they’ll want somebody bigger.
He may come to us if he likes what he sees (and vice versa).
Is that true? I haven't seen a solid source say he's their number one choice but may have missed something. I've seen a few say they are his preferred choice. I still think it's unlikely United would go with a risky Championship manager but I could well be wrong.According to a lot of reputable sources, he does seem to be the preferred candidate for United.
Is that true? I haven't seen a solid source say he's their number one choice but may have missed something. I've seen a few say they are his preferred choice. I still think it's unlikely United would go with a risky Championship manager but I could well be wrong.
Thanks. Can't immediately see where's he's said that he's United's preferred choice out of the 4 mentioned but I'll take your word for it. Interesting if true but still seems an odd appointment for a massive global club.Paul Hurst at The Times, who is usually pretty well-connected has said he is the preferred choice.
Thanks. Can't immediately see where's he's said that he's United's preferred choice out of the 4 mentioned but I'll take your word for it. Interesting if true but still seems an odd appointment for a massive global club.
He was away on holiday on WednesdayIt was reported that he had an interview with Brighton on Wednesday.
At a well known south coast resort?He was away on holiday on Wednesday
Wasn’t he in London picking up his manager of the year award?He was away on holiday on Wednesday
Gallardo is a free agent having been sacked for losing three games on the trot, so earning nothing at the moment, plus his son is a left back playing in Argentina...........................................................yes i’d be surprised if contingency options weren’t being looked at. i think potter will definitely be one, and i don’t think i personally would mind that, but given how it’d polarise the fanbase i can’t see it. and also, it does just feel a little bit lazy.
i think gallardo is definitely worth a look, but whether he’d be at all interested when he was earning 12 million a year in saudi is another matter. i would actually like us to have a look at corberan at west brom. not the most exciting on the face of it, and they didn’t do well in the playoffs, but i’ve been pretty impressed with the flexibility and adaptability of his teams. capable of playing beautiful football and likes to have possession, but also capable of shutting up shop when need be
Or stay where he is ?He won’t go to Chelsea cos he’s not stupid, and anyway their American owners have never heard of him.
He won’t go to Man Utd cos they’ll want somebody bigger.
He may come to us if he likes what he sees (and vice versa).
Well maybe not but the OP is arguing that the Albion's interest in Mckenna is "pure speculation" as if its just some random chat plucked from the ether. Plenty of evidence . In fact a mountain of evidence suggesting otherwise.
He really wasn't, unless it was just to London.He was away on holiday on Wednesday