Brandywell king Kenny ready for battle ahead
At home, because Tallaght was where he grew up and took his first steps in football management.
“I do know this area well — the (Rovers) pitch itself, I think, was our school pitch,” he recalled. “I was with Tallaght Town as a player-manager with a view to getting Tallaght into the league quite a few years ago. That was my project at the time, then Shamrock Rovers took over that club.
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