Fans are in tears as Ipswich Town’s super hero prepares to depart for Crystal Palace

Don’t go; Ipswich Town’s superhero prepares to leave for a meeting at Crystal Palace.

Alan Nixon says that Crystal Palace’s prospective replacement for Roy Hodgson is Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna.

Ipswich Town have been the surprise of the Championship so far this season, winning 7 of their first 9 games and losing only one to sit second in the table.

Many people anticipate Ipswich to play well despite the fact that they only recently gained promotion to League One. However, few people realize how successful they were in the early stages of the campaign, and McKenna has garnered significant acclaim.

And, according to Nixon’s paid Patreon account (via FLW), Crystal Palace have identified McKenna as a potential replacement to Hodgson, whose contract expires at the end of next season. The Eagles triumphed 1-0 over Manchester United over the weekend, moving them up to ninth in the Premier League rankings, and Hodgson, 76, is now in his second stint with the club.

McKenna’s performances over the last two seasons have definitely attracted the notice of other clubs, and Palace’s rumored interest is a big compliment to him.

While the role may be appealing to many young managers, McKenna appears to be happy at Portman Road and committed to his long-term goal of reaching the Premier League.

McKenna’s performances over the last two seasons have definitely attracted the notice of other clubs, and Palace’s rumored interest is a big compliment to him.

While the role may be appealing to many young managers, McKenna appears to be happy at Portman Road and committed to his long-term goal of reaching the Premier League. GET MORE INFORMATION

Hull City have ruled both players out of this weekend’s encounter against Plymouth Argyle. The Tigers tied 1-1 with the Pilgrims, with Regan Slater scoring.

Lokilo was signed by Hull in the summer to give competition and depth to their wing options. Since then, he has appeared in seven appearances across all competitions, starting once in the league.

He formerly worked for Crystal Palace, Doncaster Rovers, and Sparta Rotterdam before moving to East Yorkshire. The former DR Congo youth international has agreed to terms with his new club on a two-year contract.

Vaughan got into the first team towards the close of last season, but has yet to earn a regular spot owing to competition at his position. He still has a lot of promise at 19 years old.

Last season, he made his debut for Blackburn Rovers after signing with Oldham Athletic Tigers in the National League. He has five appearances for Rosenior’s team and has played in three matches this season. Hull face a tough test against Ipswich next, but they will be upbeat. They have not lost in their last eight games.