Repeat of Greek tragedy won't result in early Kenny sacking

'We're committed to the process of reviewing the whole of the qualification process in November.'
Repeat of Greek tragedy won't result in early Kenny sacking

NO PREMATURE PARTING OF WAYS: FAI Chief Executive Jonathan Hill and Manager Stephen Kenny. Pic: ©INPHO/Evan Treacy.

Another Greek tragedy this Friday won’t result in the sacking of Stephen Kenny, insists FAI supremo Jonathan Hill.

Kenny’s precarious three-year tenure as Ireland boss was hurtled into a tailspin in June by losing to the fourth-placed Greeks in Athens, even more convincingly than the 2-1 margin suggests.

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