McKain, 27, was a key figure in Wellington's run to the A-League Preliminary Final as the New Zealand-based club enjoyed their most successful season to date. "I know it took a while to get things over the line but it wasn't a stalling tactic at all -... Full Article at ESPN

1. Mitchell Langerak v Clint Bolton Few would have expected 21 year-old Mitch Langerak to displace veteran Glen Moss between the posts this season, the latter arriving from the Wellington Phoenix as a direct replacement for departed talisman Michael... Full Article at Goal.com

The 27-year-old formed a key partnership with Phoenix skipper Andrew Durante in the New Zealand team's run to this season's preliminary final, where they bowed out to Sydney FC. McKain, capped 12 times for the Socceroos, joined the Phoenix in 2008... Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald

Defender Jon McKain will extend his stay with the Wellington Phoenix after agreeing to remain at the New Zealand-based club for another two seasons. The 27-year-old Australia international was identified as a key retention target after a terrific... Full Article at Goal.com

Phoenix defender Jon McKain will extend his stay with the club after agreeing to stay for another two seasons The 27-year-old Socceroo was identified as a key retention target after a terrific 09/10 A-League season - his partnership with fellow centre... Full Article at TVNZ

Phoenix defender Jon McKain has knocked back six other A-League clubs to extend his stay in the capital by two years. The 27-year-old Australia international was identified as a key retention target after a terrific A-League season – his partnership... Full Article at Sportal Australia

Despite being born in England, he has represented the New Zealand national team on 25 occasions but unfortunately won’t be at the Phoenix next term. Wellington chief executive Tony Pignata thanked the pair for their efforts and was confident their... Full Article at Tribalfootball.com

Australian defender Jon McKain has re-signed with the Wellington Phoenix for one season, with an option for a second. Phoenix chief executive Tony Pignata is thrilled to have won the race for the Socceroo's signature. Pignata says McKain was in heavy... Full Article at New Zealand Herald

McKain has extended his Wellington Phoenix contract by a further two seasons. The 27-year old Australian defender was due to come out of contract at the end of next month but the high-flying Phoenix have managed to retain him in a major coup for the club. Full Article at Tribalfootball.com