Bohs seek compensation for Fenlon

Bohemians tonight insisted that Pat Fenlon remained their manager despite claims he has agreed a deal to take over as Dundee United boss.

Thu, 07 Jan, 2010 - 18:03

Bohemians tonight insisted that Pat Fenlon remained their manager despite claims he has agreed a deal to take over as Dundee United boss.

Fenlon set off back to Dublin today following talks with United chairman Stephen Thompson at Tannadice on Wednesday.

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