You realise Rangnick has been incredibly complimentary about Mckenna?
Coaches leaving midseason is never a good thing, we're going to really struggle to bring staff in to replace them for an interim manager.
Because he's going to throw him under the bus in public, or say anything different, being new to role? I've read the comments you're referring to. They don't amount to much.
All I want is the old staff gone, and new staff brought in, staff that aren't Carrick or McKenna. They were the ones in the training sessions after all.
He has been ok so far with his staff that's he's grabbed. Again, I've heard the same comments regarding brexit etc. We'll be fine, if not better, I hope, as it brings about more 'out with the old, in with the new' feeling about the place for the players, who have supposedly been quite derisive about McKenna anyway.
I expect the writing was always on the wall for him, but he was being held back to onboard Rangnick and his team, it's no coincidence him leaving at the first opportunity that one comes up after Ole and Carrick.
Considering the discussions there have been here about the coaching/backroom staff and how good/bad they are. What do you think makes a coach a good coach?
One that doesn't make us play the way we've played for the last few years, and drills into the players structure and tactics. Something we've been missing for a long, long time.
