TIM CLANCY HAS departed his role as St Patrick’s Athletic manager with his former assistant, Jon Daly, placed in interim charge.
A run of three straight defeats, including a 1-0 disappointment against Sligo Rovers on Monday, has left Saints seventh in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division table.
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They travel to struggling Cork City on Friday and Daly said: “We’re looking for a reaction from the players and the staff, we’re disappointed with the situation and it’s something we believe we can turn around, starting on Friday down in Cork.”
St Patrick’s Athletic can confirm that Tim Clancy has resigned from his position as First Team Manager by mutual consent
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A club statement earlier in the day confirmed Clancy’s resignation.
“St Patrick’s Athletic can confirm that Tim Clancy has resigned from his position as first team manager by mutual consent,” it read.
“Club chairman Garrett Kelleher would like to thank Tim for his commitment to the club over the last 18 months.
“Tim would like to thank everyone at St Pat’s for their support during his time as Manager and wishes the club the best of luck in the future.”
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St Patrick's Athletic part company with Tim Clancy as Jon Daly put in interim charge
LAST UPDATE | 2 May 2023
TIM CLANCY HAS departed his role as St Patrick’s Athletic manager with his former assistant, Jon Daly, placed in interim charge.
A run of three straight defeats, including a 1-0 disappointment against Sligo Rovers on Monday, has left Saints seventh in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division table.
They travel to struggling Cork City on Friday and Daly said: “We’re looking for a reaction from the players and the staff, we’re disappointed with the situation and it’s something we believe we can turn around, starting on Friday down in Cork.”
A club statement earlier in the day confirmed Clancy’s resignation.
“St Patrick’s Athletic can confirm that Tim Clancy has resigned from his position as first team manager by mutual consent,” it read.
“Club chairman Garrett Kelleher would like to thank Tim for his commitment to the club over the last 18 months.
“Tim would like to thank everyone at St Pat’s for their support during his time as Manager and wishes the club the best of luck in the future.”
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