Kieran McKenna resigns as Ipswich Town manager
- Kieran McKenna steps down after five seasons as Town boss
- Club says he has taken the “decision to take time away from football management”
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Statement says he is “looking forward” to dedicating time to family
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Town chairman Mark Ashton says: “The job Kieran has done at this football club over the last five years is simply incredible”
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Town back in the Premier League and kick off the new season in August
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You can get in touch with BBC Radio Suffolk’s Brenner Woolley to give him your views by text on 81333 (starting your message “SFK”), WhatsApp on 08000 321 333 or via email at brenner@bbc.co.uk
Club says he has taken the “decision to take time away from football management”
Statement says he is “looking forward” to dedicating time to family
Town chairman Mark Ashton says: “The job Kieran has done at this football club over the last five years is simply incredible”
Town back in the Premier League and kick off the new season in August
You can get in touch with BBC Radio Suffolk’s Brenner Woolley to give him your views by text on 81333 (starting your message “SFK”), WhatsApp on 08000 321 333 or via email at brenner@bbc.co.uk
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