Kieran McKenna: How The Manchester United Alumni Has Transformed Ipswich Town 📈

[@seandunderdale]

Hands off! He's ours!

[@Micfri300]

What can ipswich maximum realistically achieve in the premier league? 10th. The gap between the top 7 and the rest is massive.

[@joedoggett9969]

People said that about us in the championship this year look wear we are now 😂😂😂😂

[@Micfri300]

@joedoggett9969 there are 3 parachute premier league teams who came down. 1 of which broke ffp rules. But hey ipswich town will win the europa league conference league and the champions league..

[@joedoggett9969]

Micfri300 anything can happen that's all I'm saying I thought ipswich would get 10th this season anything over a bonus didn't expect this at all!!! Don't think any town fan did 😂😂😂

[@Micfri300]

@joedoggett9969 I am just saying that fiorentina who have a billionaire owner lost to West ham last season. To compete with premier league teams who have been in the league for 10+ seasons is near impossible especially with ffp. The only championship team I could see possibly breaking into the lower top 10 would be Sunderland if they got a takeover sheikh mansour but even then look at Newcastle they have to sell guimares this summer. I'm just being objective.

[@cnvdh3514]

Im just loving the fact that he and Carrick are showing how good they are. And that these players we have and the club culture was the real problem

[@rrr-dq8li]

Or they just found their level. Kompany was far more dominant in the championship and look how that turned out.

[@tamjidmiah2049]

Or maybe they were actually good at United and our fans were just following the media who pushed the narrative of individual brilliance

[@rrr-dq8li]

@@tamjidmiah2049 They are doing it in the championship and you think that qualifies them as being good coaches? lmao

[@tamjidmiah2049]

@@rrr-dq8liI thought them getting the team 3rd and 2nd in the league with the most entertaining football I’ve seen post Ferguson made them good coaches. What they’re doing in the championship just solidifies my opinion

[@Opensesame_2030]

Nope, the problem is not the United players. In their 2 full seasons with Ole, McKenna and Carrick, with “these same players”: - finished 3rd, then 2nd. 12 points off top, the closest United have got to winning the title since SAF left - beat City 3 times (twice at the Etihad) drawing once, in the 4 league games against them - conceded just ONE goal to City in 4 games, compared to Ten Hag’s THIRTEEN goals conceded in just 4 league games - coached United to an all-time league record of 29 AWAY games without defeat across THREE seasons - Compare that to Ten Hag’s away record over one and three quarter seasons = FOURTEEN Away defeats already… So, clearly the problem is NOT “these same players”. It’s the manager… Eric Ten Hag and the quality of his coaching and game plans.

[@MoncleSyd]

As an Ipswich fan living in Manchester, I have a few observations. You can't really compare United with Ipswich but McKenna's success is in no small part down to having the players, management, ownership and fans all on board. Clearly, that's not happening at United. I'm sure McKenna will go on to be an elite level manager but hopefully after taking Ipswich back into the prem and into Europe. I don't think he would move at the moment as he seems very down to earth and patient. I get the impression he's happy to take his time and build something at Ipswich.

[@johnou.k.3780]

I agree with all of that

[@geoffpoole483]

He's still young and this is only his third season as manager. His appointment is one of those rare occasions when it's a perfect fit. The new(ish) owners have ambitions for ITFC and there has been major investment very recently. I think he'll be with us for a few seasons yet.

[@pontinrob]

Agree also The Management team is currently building a Training centre for Ipswich he won't go while that is happening, it's not just the manager at town it's the finally getting investment that has been missing for years, he won't go to United not as a second job he is on board for the long term to grow with Town

[@ejnorris2779]

💯 % agree

[@sullaybjr]

Ops

[@davidhughes7530]

I’m a Ipswich fan and can say there would be no chance of him taking any assistant job even one of your so called top six came a knocking. At the moment he’s got it made at Ipswich because we are building everything around him. So for him to leave it’s going to need to be one of the bigger premier league teams. I would still say he would need at least a season in the premier league before you make a go for him. Look what is happening with Vincent Kompany at Burnley. They were so good in the championship and now they look like they getting relegated and kompany looks out of his depth. But it pains me to say McKenna is going to the top and how much I would love it with Ipswich he will manage at the very top. Is he ready now for that? For me not quite yet but if we get promoted and have a season in the premier league I bet you the end of 2025 you would definitely want him

[@tommills9575]

Rather Kieran then Southgate

[@arnookibeast]

Rather anyone than Southgate.

[@IR._]

Rather have McKenna part time than Southgate

[@jammyjamjars6995]

@@arnookibeastI’d rather a brick than Southgate, at least the brick would let them work it out among themselves to get a result 😂

[@theevendrenalnravinderanmo8681]

Rather my grandma than waste coat

[@jacgrogan8866]

Ffs I’d rather Neil Warnock than Southgate

[@seager87]

We've got Kieran Mckenna though. He seems to know exactly what we need. With wolfie at the back, and Ladapo in attack... ...we're probably gonna win the football league.

[@jontalbot1]

I saw him interviewed recently and he said something very interesting. He didn’t talk players, referees or tactics but culture. As you observe the players work hard but they are the essence of a good team- the sum greater than the parts. They consistently come back from losing positions and frequently score very late in the game. Players are regularly rotated and there is a pattern of second half subs changing the game. They do not argue about decisions and do not lose their heads. Everyone in the team can and does score. Above all, they have self belief. There is a lot of internet chat about them being lucky. l think that is because they are able to win games where they do not have control, so the opposition, like Russell Martin on Monday feel their team played better and “deserved” to win. Tactics and pressing are one thing: less tangible is culture. And if there is one thing which has gone wrong at United since Sir Alex, it’s culture. Just ask Jurgen and Pep

[@sallyhpenny5795]

Steve, remember when Kieran was at United, the 'players' complaining he was like a Headmaster- that tells us everything we need to know.

[@tamjidmiah2049]

I feel like there’s certain journalists who always push this because it delivers clicks

[@gearoidmaguire4241]

​@@tamjidmiah2049- Whether journalists do or don't do this, you'd only need to watch the games with your own eyes for the last few years to see we've a lot of players who don't do the basics, like run and put effort in.

[@STST]

The United players egos couldn't handle somebody that never played at their level telling them what to do. He came to Ipswich as The Man hand picked by Mourinhio and had coached Ronaldo. He's a huge fish in a tiny pond here and the whole county is behind him. He's not a head master like coach AT ALL

[@stevejones1653]

That’s shows me that there are a number of toxic players who need to be ousted from the squad. Players are just that…players. They are not gods or idols. They must play as a team and play the system their coaching staff want. If not, go find another team, as there is no place for egos.

[@susbedo9258]

The problem with United is toxic culture, big egos and lazy seniors. Not even Pep can change our fortunes with the current squad. We have good players but we don't have cohesiveness. If we truly back the manager, we must be willing to sell our "toxic" players on a cheap like what Arsenal did and promote youngsters that are willing to run and press for the manager, and not down tools every other weekend.

[@EighthParadigm]

He was the one who set up the team at the beginning of Ole's interim period before that Dubai trip. Utd played football on the ground, no crosses, dominated in the oppositions half, overloads, chances, goals and that was that period that saw Pogba turn into one of the best midfielders in the world.. Ole wanted a more counter attack Sir Alex style which is fine so he changed it from that Dubai trip implementing his ideas but I loved watching Utd under McKenna's setup it was so similar to the U18s that he coached. IF there's a change, McKenna has to be first choice, I don't want to see him at another top 6 club.

[@mrB988]

So far he has been brilliant..he should not make any impulsive decisions if another club is knocking on his door for his service..give this guy 4/5 years to improve...very confident he will be one of the best in the future 💯... keep Growing McKenna!👏

[@garththomas481]

One constant in all the recent managers. The players. We need to clean house

[@alexgrant191]

Not a chance McKenna takes a backward step & it’s probably too soon for him to get the United job outright but if he continues on his current trajectory then one day absolutely. To take Ipswich from 12th in League One to top of the Championship on the verge of Premier League promotion in two years is remarkable. Also competing vs Leeds, Leicester & Southampton who still have Premier League players, budgets etc.

[@directorme6669]

I stll remember Liverpool fans and media singing praises to Gerrard when he was at rangers and wanting him to replace klopp. Happy for McKenna though

[@lordbizzle2424]

We were so close to greatness 😔

[@robbiekop7]

I know lots of Liverpool fans but don't know anyone who thought Gerrard was manager material for Liverpool

[@directorme6669]

@@robbiekop7 oh please, look at your name 😂😂. There was lots of you kissing his behind saying you have klopps's replacement ready but I get you trying to run away from that stance especially considering how badly he was exposed at Villa

[@robbiekop7]

My name's a South Park reference but your free to disagree on the football front

[@antonybaker8752]

I haven't really been following the championship but at one point Leicester were runaway leaders. Next time I look Ipswich are top. Insane turnaround

[@ste4392]

Since when does this squad suit hard work and constant running? Rashford would be preparing his leaks from day one

[@quikstiks4781]

Deffo needs to be in the mix for the future.

[@zacharybrazier5852]

Never seen your channel but this video was really, really good! I’m an Ipswich fan so maybe that helped 😂 but the editing and script were so professional. 8/10!

[@Vibson]

i knew kieran since u18 coaching...top guy trveled with them a lot till jobs for m8s start taking over in every department including security prats

[@SuperKinlo]

McKenna’s not f*cking leaving. Taking us to the prem, keeping us up then building a team to compete. Join sir Alf and sir Bobby with a statue outside Portman Road. Realistically though I’m just enjoying the time he is with us, bloke is a genius.

[@jimroumpos9432]

I would love to see him at united in two years. If they come to the epl and survive I would sign him 😊

[@stevejones1653]

As an Ipswich fan, McKenna’s hiring was on a par with that of Bobby Robson. He is class. I agree he will go to a monster sized club, but you cant have him yet. We are not done with him at Portman Road. Perhaps in 3-4 years and if you try before it will really cost whatever club tries to get him.

[@PaganMan1966]

Ipswich fan here. It is inevitable that McKenna will be Man Utd manager one day. But it won't be yet.

[@clems4348]

This is just nuts, y'all saw how Vincent Kompany blew that league off last time out, whats he doing in epl now, let Kieran hone his skills well, maybe coach a particular westham and the likes then tou can start salivating.

[@tamjidmiah2049]

Kompany had a much better team comparatively taking over a Burnley that got relegated. McKenna has a direct level of football that would be far more suitable in the premier league in my opinion

[@pt90]

Why couldn't he do it at Utd? Is it because our players are shit or they don't try hard enough?

[@bryngefferies7530]

Bring back Ole's the best Manager since SAF & his time were the best time, all he needs is a new Management team (Ole & his 3 wise men) who can look after him & our interests cos he definitely wouldn't roll over like EtH did against Man City over 1month ago, don't forget Ole has unfinished business to attend too. Keep it in the family!

[@Moretosh]

Nope. Like an old partner you remember only the good parts.😄

[@paulcullum1473]

A club like Utd don't deserve someone like Kmac 👍 ITFC

[@Techdash.]

Would be very interesting to see how he does in the prem!

[@Opensesame_2030]

Would be nuts to come back as a mere assistant at United. His Ipswich team would smash Ten Hag’s United, run them ragged off the pitch.

[@liamstubbins3000]

Its almost as if Mckenna, Carrick and Ole worked well... but the structure was the issue. 🤔

[@DavidBradley-i4w]

We want to keep Mr Mckenna thank you very much. C.O.Y.B.s

[@aezon003]

The point is pressure of expectations... That's vastly different at Ipswich and Manchester United. Anyone who has been best at other teams, other leagues will not be able to adapt to it... Anyone needs time and rather give that time to Ten Hag and trust the project

[@neilthornton3544]

Cant play posession in a team built around rashford + bruno.They dont have the fundamental ability to do it. Its all in on counter till they go

[@martinhardy6483]

As an Ipswich Town supporter Imam so glad Ipswich saw the potential in KM and brought him to Portman Road. Just like Ramsey and Robson before him he will move on to bigger and higher things. But while he is with us we need to enjoy the style of football he brings, entertaining, goals from all over the place and results. Even with the challenges of major players injured during the season, the captain getting too many yellow cards and getting suspended, and an inferior budget to the big three and their parachute payments from the premiership we are top of the championship 👏👏👏👏👏 whether its promotion this season or? We will see. 6 difficult games ahead, Norwich at carrow road, Watford at PR, Middlesborough at PR, Hull away, Coventry away and Huddersfield at PR last game of season unless in play offs. That would more than likely be against Norwich then at Wembley either WBA or. Southampton.

[@Boric78]

"when the ball is play, we've got nobody walking......" Rashford points to his head, tweets about some off field issues and gets on a plane to Belfast. Again.

[@rana1561]

McKenna and Carrick's good work with less valued players post leaving is a tight slap on the face of unrealistic trigger happy fickle minded quick success seeking fans who were ready to blame them and Ole instead of acknowledging the all over the place recruitment of the club. Recruitment that had no plan in mind, no understanding of how player types and profiles complement in a squad. These execs who controlled transfers eventually created years of mess that would take time to organise into a consistent squad.

[@hannecatton2179]

Part of K. Mc´s success at Ipswich is the culture at the club . You don´t have that same culture aty Utd. Hands off him !

[@FOOTIATOR]

we're coming

[@lukestar590]

He's already at a massive club

[@RaymondoRed]

It’s interesting Ste, that McKenna can change formation mid game and make his team compact…. So why can’t Ten Hag?

[@rrr-dq8li]

Its the championship you helmet

[@RaymondoRed]

@@rrr-dq8li Doesn’t matter what level…… you muppet

[@rana1561]

​@@rrr-dq8liyes and? It's not like McKenna is playing a city squad against championship teams, he is making championship players play good, that is commendable, and fluctuations in championship are far more common, to show consistency in a league where the skill level isn't as varying is a tough job, rather it should be easier to coach better players premier league money can give, IF, and a big IF that United messed up, IF the club recruits right, right style of players who are top professionals. Not divas.

[@unitedberzerk]

It’s the players…

[@rrr-dq8li]

@@rana1561 How did kompany do in the PL even though he dominated even more in the Championship?

[@lukakujundzic8750]

Let's say INEOS gives ETH an opportunity for next season, but he underperforms, which would mean his contract runs out. And McKenna gets Ipswich into PL and remains them in prem. How about us going for him as a first team manager?

[@DeEntertains]

You cooked with this one. I don’t agree with you all the time but you’re right if INEOS are serious about a long term manager Kieran McKenna is the man.

[@tjhaze8303]

Very Good analysis Mr Howson ✊

[@kevinfitz8516]

McKenna would be my choice, but I'm biased 🇮🇪

[@SeanStringer-n3v]

Hands off for a few seasons please

[@iwantgoals1566]

Here a whole month later after I heard that we've spoken to his reps.

[@stuartm0]

Agree totally

[@predragtolmachev3883]

Like Xavi Alonso at Leverkusen I think it’s better for McKenna to stay at Ipswich probably for another year or two. See if he can get them to the Prem and stay up. Then it would be good idea for him to join a big team playing in the champions league as an assistant for a few years before he takes a head coach role at a team like United. He’s doing really awesome at the moment but the step up to the big teams is huge and he can’t mess that leap up if he wants a decent managerial career. We’ve seen how much Newcastle and Eddie Howe have struggled this season with the added pressure of playing in the premier league. Last season they finished top 4 and made it to a final of one of the cups but this season they’re gonna finish mid table. You can’t rush something like this.

[@joedoggett9969]

Phahaha come on it littery would be stupid for mckenna to leave ipswich let's be real maybe in like 4 or 5 years time yes but not now that would be such a massive job for him and he's still learning I would seriously say get that idea out your head 😂😂

[@divout6688]

Extremely happy for McKenna. I had a really hard time buying the rumours that he was supposedly incompetent when he was under OGS. Because he had had glowing remarks at all other stages. I am more and more convinced that Ole and his team is the best coaches we gave had post-Ferguson. Sure, that's not saying much but it is something...

[@robpalmer1256]

It’s worth a sit down between Ineos and McKenna, with Carrick as a consideration in some form. EtH needs another season, with proper support, better medical and conditioning team and a recruitment set up that’s fickle but on point with signings. There aren’t many doing better currently and understanding of the Utd ethos which McKenna has will only benefit.

[@andrewhay8955]

An Ipswich fan here. Hope obviously K McK stays to at least give us a season in the PL (hopefully next) but it would be so brave of Utd to appoint a Championship manager- when last time a top 6 club did it?

[@windyhillbomber]

Go you Tractor Boys

[@ejnorris2779]

Ipswich fan here no way would Mckenna leave to be a assistant manager, to be full time manager thats different but hopefully not yet.

[@sawyertuide7636]

I don’t think McKenna leaves Ipswich after this year obviously, because that run of form in the winter saved ETH, and what United need is to see how ETH with a third season, and specifically a full season of his “chaos” works for them (instead of 2 years or 2 1/2). If ETH flames out, McKenna’s a shoe in to leave Ipswich for United in 2025. It’s why Ipswich need to be promoted this year. When Leeds didn’t go up in 2018-19 with Bielsa, it probably stung more than people think because Bielsa didn’t get that extra year in the Prem. Same goes for McKenna and Ipswich if they don’t go up this year. He also isn’t taking an assistant job. That’s like saying Michel Sanchez should be an assistant at Man City for a year.

[@STST]

I know for a fact KM hopes to manage United some day. But not before his children leave school. A few more years to wait yet. He wants to stay in Suffolk until then. And he will. We wont be sacking him. We've had 19 managers in our history. 2 of those, Bobby Robson and Sir Alf Ramsey. I also dont think he would turn down The England Job after taking United back to the best in the world.

[@TrymYoutubeMainChannel]

Solskjaer imo should be interviewed on his opinion just to hear him out

[@ehsaanahmed3728]

Never seen him play but if were lookikg for a left back can we overlook leif Davis with 16 assists

[@Ghfjgjggj123shdhfnfmdk]

If United did bring him in probably give him a season in the premier league

[@anonymousf7byyj]

“Nobody walking” good luck with that at United

[@geoffpoole483]

Manchester United seems to be experiencing a difficult period following the departure of a long-serving manager. Similar things happened after Matt Busby retired (the club was relegated!). Following Alex Ferguson's retirement the club has been looking for the right manager. Anyone with ambitions for the Man United job would probably be advised to let things at the club get sorted out.

[@Sam-xx7tj]

McKenna would be eaten alive by the current squad. He would need to start a fresh with all the “Superstars” sold. Maybe then he could do something but with the Prima Donna’s we have now absolutely no chance

[@tamjidmiah2049]

He literally coached them to 3rd and 2nd

[@Gylzybob]

ETH and RR both played ways we would love to see as we can see here McKenna tactics and a number of mangers linked with us are (not all btw Southgate, Frank) but will the players play it. Will they listen, hmmm so far not so, what's going to change if we don't change a lot of them.

[@tamjidmiah2049]

Well considering we already did play that way with him as a coach under ole, I would say yes. People just called it individual brilliance at that time

[@stevoc9930]

Lazy narrative, how did the players play well and work hard last season?

[@hsqu_27]

McKenna has a contract with town until 2028, doesn’t seem to be going anywhere anytime soon

[@garymayhew26]

McKenna wouldn't go back to united as a assistant, but I'm sure he would jump at the chance of first team coach, but I'm not sure they would have the balls to take him on.

[@johnyeulett7883]

United is obviously a much bigger club, but Ipswich are a much better club to manage at the moment. People of my age will remember Bobby Robson turning United down in 1980. And quite rightly. We went on to win the UEFA cup and finished ahead of United for a couple of seasons as they floundered under Ron Atkinson.

[@RandomVideosFirst]

he was part of the ole administration along with Carrick, who was forced out the club after they sacked ole have people forgotten

[@michaelhallett4110]

Morning all. Im saying this from a completely bias point of veiw,as i pray he doesn't leave us yet. Do get me wrong, he will. Taken on man u job,i truly believe would b a step back(at the mo) i no he is gr8 enough, but ur fans will oust him if he fails. Here,hes having fun. Dont take him yet please. Lol. Respect 2 u all. Mx

[@MrLePov]

There's no way he'd come back as an assistant, why would he want to do that? If he gets promoted AND Ipswich stay up next season, then other Prem sides will start to look at him for the top job anyway.

[@tommills9575]

We get batterd tonight and Sunday I think its the final nail in the coffin unfortunately Ste

[@davidublin]

We show up tonight because it's chelsea , some these players choose when to show up or when to not

[@tommills9575]

@davidublin your not wrong there wich pisses me off about this team they should be showing up every game not when they feal like it shouldn't be playing for a club like Manchester United with that attitude hoping to see a massive clear out from IONS this summer

[@henkkas2698]

@@davidublinmostly we struggle against low blocks as we cant counter. most of these players (especially the "older" ones) only knows how to counter

[@FrazzleDazzle9]

McKenna will do better with Ipswich than Man Utd. Let’shave more diversity of teams and keep up the spirit of true sport. Not all top talents need to end up in the same boring teams.

[@josephonyango2072]

Based on this, Rashford cant play for Mckenna because "No walking" LMAO

[@jamesmomo2258]

Lol... McKenna, Ipswich? I can't believe this.

[@markleasure2530]

His style is almost exactly what ETH wants to do. But alas he won't succeed here unless they get rid of players.

[@reduk1999]

Morning Ste

[@bryngefferies7530]

No Way do we want McKenna,Carrick & Phelan to manage our Club, the way they left Ole hanged him out dry during their time at Utd cos they help caused Ole to get the sack!

[@tamjidmiah2049]

I don’t think that’s true at all especially when you see how emotional ole got when talking about them in his exit interview

[@bryngefferies7530]

​​@@tamjidmiah2049We were warning him well before the end about those 3 Jokers!

[@tamjidmiah2049]

@@bryngefferies7530 I don’t think anyone left anyone out to dry when ole got sacked other than the glazers

[@tractorfactorsteve]

Why would KMcK want to go ANYWHERE, least of all Manchester United as an assistant, It would appear that some folks' need to take a second or two to remember they're just KZbin 'experts' and that thumb ups have very little meaning no matter how many are accumulated or how many are suckered by an apparently authoritative sounding analysis.

[@andymanser1]

Love see Ancceloti at utd top class manager doubt take job poisonin chalice managing utd different level to Ipswich

[@clabby154]

Doesn’t matter how many ‘top class’ managers you hire - your toxic selfish ‘super stars’ are the issue - he has done wonders at town but hasn’t had to butt heads with players or the hierarchy - we have had years of mediocrity and disappointment it is amazing what great owners and a young talented manager and staff can achieve 😊

[@charllaw4033]

Was loving this video until you humiliated Ipswich by saying he would come back to united as assistant???? Well of the mark there pal

[@TriuraniumOctoxide]

Yeah, that was the only part that was completely unrealistic. A manager at Utd one day, sure, but he'll never move for an assistant role.

[@adrianmorris9743]

This group of United players have too many that won't run for the manager, no matter who he is. Keiron would be good but he needs honest. humble and hardworking players. Too many £1M Rolls Royce Wraiths in the car park for this to happen.

[@FieldOfView007]

If mckenna come, rashford needs to go

[@tc5458]

Or her? Listen to yourself

[@dirkbogarde44]

Is this guy talking about football or nuclear science?

[@PhylisKate]

Please don't link him to us now.

[@KeztrelsPerch]

if he said that "no hiding hear" line to our current squad McTom and gd few more would be bricking themselves and putting there house up for sale haha

[@bichi999]

Future BOSS....sack the players NOW

[@MultiMyNickName]

He wasn't good enough when he was with Ole and now he is better than ETH? You have to love the random trash in football you really do. You're talking about a Championship manager with no experience in Europe, handling top pros, handling a top job, or even being a top player, not to mention resetting a project 2 years in back to zero with a complete philosophy change yet again. How long does that idiocy continue for before the club gets a clue? i would be right now if van Gaal hadn't been sacked after his FA Cup win the next season United would have been contenders, we were that close to finishing his changes and looking like a side. In what reality did ETH inherit anything like a team and situation which didn't have a torrid time getting back to where it should be? It wasn't a 2 year job and still isn't. Consider this if we had a fully fit defense most of the season many of those last minute lost points would have been won and we would have made top 4 fine. top 4 and an FA Cup win in year 2, its a job well done. There has to be common sense here, support the manager, get him the support he needs to stop the injuries, get him some solid players to work with.

[@craigmitchell5660]

I distinctly remember Utd fans including this chanel absolutely destroy and ridicule this guy’s coaching skills 😂😂😂

[@StephenHowson]

You definitely don’t. So why would you lie?

[@tomsharratt9671]

🤣🤣🤣 you’ll end up. With potter

[@Ulfcytel]

Oi - hands off our manager! Think he likely will go to ManU one day (is a fan), but not yet. Should get more experience under his belt, establish himself, so if things go wrong it isn't too much of a setback for his career.

[@chriser555]

🙄

[@nobody7232]

Man U is a basket case of a club......

[@jamesb1717]

Tbf, we have spent a few quid on a new pitch, will be improving the training facilities, which he wanted and more to come. Since he came it's been unreal. 30000 near every game now. Our owners have supported him with all the money spent. I think as we gave him his start in management he will stay. We are giving him all he wants. I know one day he will go and good luck. Although not a Man U we ain't a small club, and I think he wants to build to better things. I'm loving going to football at the mo rather than the shit the last few years. Good vid! Super K McKenna!🔵⚪️🟠

[@stuartbutcher2642]

I am a tractor boy please don’t nick our manager the weather is much better down here in Suffolk 🤣😵‍💫🔵⚪️

[@keyboardwarriorsaint]

I just realised Ste only has 250k subscribers. How is that even possible? Who the effing hell are united supporters watching. My guesses are talkshite and that snooty toff Gark Moldbridge

[@BenSmith-od8fc]

We've got super Kieren McKenna he Knows exactly what we need! If United let him keep his job for 5 years he'd be superb but it would take too long to get rid of their deadwood squad. Uniteds squad is awful unfortunately.

[@AqmalShah]

Even EtH wants the team to press, but most of people say that his training made our squad injury prone. If McKenna joins…. 🥲 idk what our medical stuff are doing