John Fallon: Change necessary or else Waterford's current survival cycle is here to stay
After decrying last season’s relegation escape through the playoffs as tantamount to failure, the expected upturn this term under new boss Jon Daly hasn’t materialised.
Waterford's John Mahon after the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division match against Dundalk on Monday. Pic: Seb Daly/Sportsfile
Waterford’s legendary kitman Michael Walsh will soon be working under his 42nd manager but it’s the volatility in ownership that’s caused most upheaval in recent years.
The Blues operated to the typical League of Ireland model of local owners up to a decade ago when former Ireland B international Lee Power took charge.
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