New contract 'not something we've talked about' - Mackay
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Ross County manager Malky Mackay says he has had no discussions with chairman Roy MacGregor over a new deal.
Mackay, who took charge of the Staggies in May 2021, is due to be out of contract next summer.
Talking to Sky Sports, he said: “It’s not something we’ve talked about. We do talk every day, it’s a vast number of topics, concerning the football, his businesses, the structure of the club, the area and the community.
“I’m in my third year here, I’ve got to be thankful for that, it’s myself and David Martindale as the longest serving in the Premiership for over a fair period.
“To be in my third season shows a way of working that everybody is happy with and that stands you in good stead.
“I really enjoy it, it’s an incredibly precarious profession that in six weeks people can go from being comfortable in a job to being sacked.
“A lot of people have an opinion on the job of a football manager, but until you stand in those shoes, the actual reality of the job is quite incredible.”
