BBC News: Kevin MacDonald positive on Swindon Town stay

[News Monkey]

Kevin MacDonald positive on Swindon Town stay
     

Kevin MacDonald is positive he will remain in charge of Swindon despite reports he is only tied to a short-term deal.
     

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22433779
     

[Bukkake Regiment]

If he is only on a short contract then I think we should try and get someone else in. Kenny Jackett would be ideal but I doubt he would drop to League 1.

[bigbobjoylove]

Would like another continental manager in if possible. Someone that will make the players train proper hours.

[Bukkake Regiment]

Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink..

[random_five]

Surely good news, if there's a chance we can get rid of him we should take it.

[iffy]

League One isn't complicated. Our most successful managers have been those who have kept the players out of the pub and running in circles for hours.

[kerry red]

Fair play to him for leaving a fairly secure youth job at Villa to take over our misfiring misfits on a short term deal.

All very well people wanting him out, but who could we attract with our likely poor financial position next season?

Can't say I am looking forward to a full KMac season but, hey, give him a chance to fuck up with his own team

[Trashbat?]

Fair play to him for leaving a fairly secure youth job at Villa to take over our misfiring misfits on a short term deal.

I'm pretty sure he had already left Villa when he took over here.

[kerry red]

Did not know that.

He can fuck off, then

[luckyluke699]

When he was hired, weren't we told he was on a 2 1/2 year contract? I remember being very surprised we'd offer such a lengthy contract under the circumstances!!


Also, not really sure it's fair at this stage to start thinking of other managers! I won't repeat the plethora of debate that we've been over on these forums a million times, just feel we can't really judge KMac till after the first 10 games of next season.

Was nice to see him responding to the crowd at Brentford also. A bit more of that wouldn't do him any harm!! Will be interesting to see how he can do on a budget next season.



Key quote from that article: "And that's the thing with Swindon - we don't know about finances at this moment."

[random_five]

Fair play to him for leaving a fairly secure youth job at Villa to take over our misfiring misfits on a short term deal.

All very well people wanting him out, but who could we attract with our likely poor financial position next season?

Can't say I am looking forward to a full KMac season but, hey, give him a chance to fuck up with his own team

I don't really want us to give him the chance to fuck up.

[luckyluke699]

Can't say I am looking forward to a full KMac season but, hey, give him a chance to fuck up with his own team

Got it in one.

[Trashbat?]

And that's the thing with Swindon - we don't know about finances at this moment

I probably imagined it… but I swear I read an article in the Adver where Jed said we already had a budget for the Championship and one for League for next season.

[Nomoreheroes]

Didn't realise he was on a short term contract.

Not sure that I want him to go, as I don't think he's had a fair crack of the whip.

But, he's been a bit Maurice Malpas and Paul Hart thus far.

[Flashheart]

Key quote from that article: "And that's the thing with Swindon - we don't know about finances at this moment."

I suspect this is why we've not had the answers to those questions yet..... they don't know the answers themselves yet.