Colin Healy can rally Cork City players for survival fight, Liam Kearney says

“The thing with Colin is that he demands standards,” Kearney said.
Colin Healy can rally Cork City players for survival fight, Liam Kearney says

New Cork City manager Colin Healy ahead of the SSE Airtricity League Premier match against Dundalk at Turners Cross in 2019. Healy takes over from Neale Fenn.

Colin Healy’s former Cork City team-mate and coaching colleague Liam Kearney believes that his leadership can be a vital asset in the Rebel Army’s battle against relegation from the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division.

Tomorrow, (5.45pm), the Rebel Army – bottom of the table, two points behind Finn Harps – travel to Dalymount Park to face second-placed Bohemians, with Healy having been placed in charge for the remaining five games after Wednesday night’s departure of Neale Fenn.

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