Jimmy Reilly: Trinity boss named as new Jersey manager

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Jimmy Reilly
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Reilly says he is "under no illusions as to the size of the task" at Jersey

Trinity FC boss Jimmy Reilly has been named as the new manager of Jersey.

The former striker takes on the job ahead of next summer's Island Games, which will be staged in the island.

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Reilly sees bright future for Jersey

He fills the position which has been vacant since Craig Culkin quit in May after a row with the Jersey FA over squad selection.

"I am under no illusions as to the size of the task," said Reilly. "With the right players and attitude; I believe we can make good progress."

He added: "Obviously, the Island Games next year will be a key focus for us, and having been part of the winning team in the 1997 Games, also held in Jersey, I know what a great tournament it will be."

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