John McGlynn says he's content leading Falkirk in their top-flight return, but admits managing a wealthier club “would be interesting.” The 64-year-old has guided the Bairns to back-to-back promotions and earned manager of the year honours.

Despite success, McGlynn notes the financial challenges, highlighting limited funds even during previous roles at Hearts and Raith Rovers. He praised his ability to build competitive teams with minimal resources, citing recent loan signings like Louie Marsh as examples of working within constraints.

With Celtic, Rangers, and others seeking new managers, McGlynn remains focused on Falkirk’s top-six push. He embraces the upcoming clash against Celtic as motivation. McGlynn believes the club’s entertainment value has driven strong fan support, exceeding season ticket projections.

Looking ahead, he hopes to secure a top-half finish—a milestone that would underline Falkirk’s remarkable rise. McGlynn concedes such achievements often gain full appreciation only in hindsight, once the dust settles on a career.