Collins appointed new Vikings boss

Former Bohemians and Carlisle boss Roddy Collins has taken over as manager of Dublin City.

Mon, 26 Jul, 2004 - 14:53

Former Bohemians and Carlisle boss Roddy Collins has taken over as manager of Dublin City.

City boss John Gill resigned after the club crashed out of the FAI Cup to Monaghan United.

Flamboyant Collins has been without a management job since he was sacked as manager of Carlisle 11 months ago.

Terry Eviston will be Collins assistant manager.

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