Richardson to be named Cork manager
Damien Richardson is set to be named as Cork City manager in succession to Pat Dolan today.
Richardson will hold talks with chairman Brian Lennox this afternoon with a press conference provisionally pencilled in for tomorrow, should an agreement be reached for Richardson to return to the club he first managed between 1993 and 1994.
At that time, Richardson resigned having led the club to the second round of the Champions League and second in the League claiming the club lacked ambition.
But Richardson always admitted that he felt there was unfinished business at Turner’s Cross having gone on to enjoy a successful managerial career with Cobh Ramblers, Shelbourne and Shamrock Rovers.
“I would certainly feel I have some unfinished business from my previous spell there,” he said. “There is great potential at the club and the key is to tap into that potential.”
