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Waterford FC part ways with manager Ian Morris. PIC: Sportsfile
Waterford FC have parted ways with manager Ian Morris.
Morris joined the club in December 2021 following Waterford's relegation from the League of Ireland Premier Division. The Dubliner is now confirmed to leave the club following a string of poor results - which included two recent home losses to title challengers Galway United and Cork City.
The 35-year-old, who guided Shelbourne to the First Division title last season, has seen his side win four, draw two and lose four games during the 10 league fixtures he was in charge of while at the Blues, which leaves the club in fifth position on the First Division table and nine points adrift of current leaders Cork City.
“I personally would like to thank Ian for all his hard work,” Club Chairman Mitch Cowling said.
“He is a great guy and I have no doubt he will manage at the top level. We may have parted ways today but Ian will always be welcomed at the RSC to cheer the Blues on.
“I would like to wish Ian all the best in his career and I will be wishing for his success.”
Waterford FC Assistant Manager, Gary Hunt and David Breen will take charge of the team for their away fixture against Wexford on Friday.
Waterford FC Statement
— Waterford FC (@WaterfordFCie) April 20, 2022
Waterford FC can confirm as of today the club parted ways with Manager, Ian Morris. The club would like to thank Ian for all his hard work and wish him the best for the future.
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