Stephen Kenny is right to keep trust in youngsters, says Colin Healy

The Cork City boss worked with Ireland's up and coming players when he was involved in the country's U19 set-up
Stephen Kenny is right to keep trust in youngsters, says Colin Healy

Ireland manager Stephen Kenny celebrates after the draw with Serbia with goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu. Picture: INPHO/Morgan Treacy

Cork City boss Colin Healy is confident Stephen Kenny's policy of putting faith in young players will pay huge dividends with Ireland - if fans and the FAI will stick with the manager.

Kenny's tenure has been stormy so far, with World Cup qualification already out of reach, despite a stirring draw with Serbia on Tuesday night at Aviva Stadium. But the emergence of young players like Gavin Bazunu, Andrew Omobamidele, and Adam Idah has been one of the biggest positives for the former Dundalk boss.

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