Wigan ignore fan pleas and hire Malky Mackay as boss
Labour MP Lisa Nandy voiced concerns before appointment
Malky Mackay has been allowed back in football after being handed the vacant managerial role at Wigan despite the former Cardiff boss being under investigation by the FA after sending a string of racist and sexist texts.
Wigan chairman Dave Whelan revealed hours before the announcement that he would interview Mackay after feeling that he deserved a second chance in football and a “fair hearing.”
Whelan knows the appointment will be criticised but called his new manager an “honourable man.”
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