Style of Management
Journalist Pat Murphy described McGarry as a "fearsome character when crossed" who was a "hard taskmaster". Murphy and Alan Oliver both noted that McGarry could often give journalists a hard time. Former Wolves player Kenny Hibbitt said that "I didn’t necessarily like him, but I respected him." He also instigated rules on players diet, long before the trend became standard practice within the footballing world.
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