Cork City and Dundalk managers John Caulfield and Stephen Kenny shake hands at the end of the FAI Cup final at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin back in 2015. Picture: INPHO/Donall FarmerJohn Caulfield: Kenny is able for top jobCORK CITY manager John Caulfield believes that Stephen Kenny is capable enough to have been given the Republic of Ireland senior job now — but he doesn’t believe that Dundalk will be any weaker as a result of his departure. Kenny has been appointed as the U21 manager with the stipulation that he will take over from Mick McCarthy in 2020. While Caulfield has issues with how the FAI run the League of Ireland, he feels that this is a positive step. “We’ve lost six or seven players and we’ve had to restructure, we work in a different financial situation.

Source: Evening echo December 05, 2018 14:48 UTC