Stephen Kenny Sacked

**Mr A** · 04/12/2007, 2:47 PM

See HERE

So who'll move for him? Derry? Cork? St Pats? Galway United? Athlone Town? Someone else? Certainly puts pressure on the current managers, knowing that someone so highly rated is available.

**Blue-Army** · 04/12/2007, 2:50 PM

I wouldn't be at all surprised if it was Cork...Can't see him going back to Derry anyway..

**scottish_bohs** · 04/12/2007, 2:56 PM

It's been coming... some of Dunfermline's results of late have been shocking. I thought they'd walk the 1st division after the way they ended last season.

Will he definitely move back to Ireland or do you think there's a chance he'll try and get a job in Scotland??

**Flexy** · 04/12/2007, 2:57 PM

I don't see why he wouldn't return to Derry, PAts will be the favourites to get him. Ive a feeling Robbo will go for the job he only lives down the road from Dunfermline anyway.

**Steve Bruce** · 04/12/2007, 2:59 PM

If he bides his time, Glentoran will soon hit a rocky period and the current manager will be sacked in february/march time.

**Flexy** · 04/12/2007, 3:00 PM

Do you think a Scottish club will touch him after all this. The players obviously weren't playing for him at the Pars.

**Flexy** · 04/12/2007, 3:02 PM

Originally Posted by Steve Bruce

If he bides his time, Glentoran will soon hit a rocky period and the current manager will be sacked in february/march time.

.
With their game in hand they will be ahead of you, and even further ahead after BOXING DAY

**dcfc_1928** · 04/12/2007, 3:04 PM

He'll not be back at Derry, but hopefully his assistant Declan Devine might be tempted home.

Arguably Decky was a bigger loss to the club than SK.

**Mr A** · 04/12/2007, 3:04 PM

Originally Posted by Flexy

.
With their game in hand they will be ahead of you, and even further ahead after BOXING DAY

I don't think Glentoran's record on Boxing Day is too hot! Can't see Kenny going to the Irish League though.

**Dodge** · 04/12/2007, 3:05 PM

he's not going to the Irish league ffs lads, so leave your club v club ******** out of it

**Rocky77** · 04/12/2007, 3:05 PM

Originally Posted by Flexy

I don't see why he wouldn't return to Derry, PAts will be the favourites to get him. Ive a feeling Robbo will go for the job he only lives down the road from Dunfermline anyway.

He's an ambitious guy, so in his head I'd say that going back to Derry would seem like a personal failure to him. He's too cute to accept the poisoned chalice of working under Kerr at Pats.

Looks like Cork. They'd be well met, he always tries to instill an "us versus them" mentality which I think would appeal to Cork fans.

**Calcio Jack** · 04/12/2007, 3:21 PM

He's finally being found out for the spoofer he is....

**Flexy** · 04/12/2007, 3:25 PM

Originally Posted by Calcio Jack

He's finally being found out for the spoofer he is....

Hows he a spoofer - idiot

**Krstic** · 04/12/2007, 3:26 PM

I'd have the spoofer back tomorrow if we could get shot of the spoofer we have at the moment.

**Graemerz** · 04/12/2007, 3:26 PM

Originally Posted by Flexy

.
With their game in hand they will be ahead of you, and even further ahead after BOXING DAY

Oh ffs. That was hilarious.

**drinkfeckarse** · 04/12/2007, 3:30 PM

There is zero chance of any job in Scotland after what has happened to him this season and probably the UK so he'll be homeward bound alright. Could be interesting over the next couple of weeks but obviously Cork looks as if it's a possibility.

**gustavo** · 04/12/2007, 3:33 PM

Originally Posted by drinkfeckarse

There is zero chance of any job in Scotland after what has happened to him this season and probably the UK so he'll be homeward bound alright. Could be interesting over the next couple of weeks but obviously Cork looks as if it's a possibility.

I'm not so sure about that , I'd say he has a chance with some other UK club

**MariborKev** · 04/12/2007, 3:35 PM

Pats.

**ForzaHoop** · 04/12/2007, 3:56 PM

Wonder what Club he will come back too, CORK CITY maybe

McIntyre will be in charge against Clyde at East End Park this Saturday.

A statement on the club's official website continued: "DAFC will now take time to interview and appoint a new permanent head coach over the next few weeks.

"Stephen Kenny's record at Dunfermline included taking the team to two cup finals within a year of him arriving.

"Unfortunately, his league form - just eight wins in 39 league matches - led to him losing his managerial position.

"The heavy defeats, at home to Hamilton, away to bottom of the table Stirling Albion and then at home to Livingston led to the DAFC board to voice their support for their manager.

"Unfortunately for all concerned, the inability to change the outcome of results has meant that the club have now moved to replace him."