Soccer: Kenny looks set to become Bohs' boss

Stephen Kenny looks set to become the new manager of Bohemians.

Sat, 08 Dec, 2001 - 20:47

Stephen Kenny looks set to become the new manager of Bohemians.

Kenny, who managed Longford Town, will replace Pete Mahon. Mahon resigned from the post following the abuse he and his family were getting from the fans.

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