Lynch the Ref!!

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Lynch’s side face Rushall Olympic at the Arriva Stadium on Saturday, before finishing their campaign against champions Chester FC the following weekend. Kevin Lynch was born on May 25th, 1956, the youngest of a family of eight, in the tiny village of Park, eight miles outside Dungiven. His father, Paddy, (aged 66), and his mother, Bridie, (aged 65), whose maiden name is Cassidy, were both born in Park too, Paddy Lynch’s family being established there for at least three generations, but they moved to Dungiven twenty years ago, after the births of their children.

Richie Mullan doubled Lynch's account a minute after the restart but after O'Doherty slotted his fourth placed ball, Rogers hammered in Slaughtneil's first goal to emphasise the gulf between the teams. Haaland’s goals have ensured Dortmund are well position to be Bayern’s closet rivals for this year’s title, but the early part of the season has seen an unexpected third challenger emerge for the championship.It's another fascinating campaign in Germany. Here's how to watch aBundesligalive stream no matter where you are in the world. Follow our guide below and you'll never have to miss a goal. In another assault by prison warders, Kevin’s cellmate, Liam McCloskey, suffered a burst ear-drum during a particularly bad beating, and is now permanently hard of hearing. DETERMINATION Former Southport player Lynch has previously been Chesterfield first team and senior development coach. Lynch’s side remain firmly in the Evo-Stik League’s Premier Division play-off hunt despite dropping valuable home points in midweek. And the manager feels the next three games could be key to his side’s ambitions. I’m absolutely gutted to be leaving, but I couldn’t just let my career fizzle out. I’m leaving with a real sense of sadness but also with great memories of playing for a fantastic club.”

And Lynch, a former team-mate of Lawton at Vauxhall, along with Marine assistants Peter Cumiskey and Phil Brazier, believes the 32-year-old’s leadership skills will be key if his side are to break into the Evo-Stik Premier Division play-off places this season. Former referee and football speaker Kevin Lynch worked in professional sports for more than thirty years, officiating at some of the most high profile and notorious matches of the 1990s. Retiring in 2000 Lynch now works as an after dinner speaker, sharing stories of his time on the pitch, the famous names he has worked with the controversial calls he has made. Slaughtneil's hopes of a third successive Ulster title - and fifth provincial triumph in six seasons - were dashed by Dunloy's narrow victory in last year's final.Since they were sentenced in 1977, both Dungiven men suffered their share of brutality from Crumlin Road and Long Kesh prison warders, Kevin being ‘put on the boards’ for periods of up to a fortnight, three or four times. Leary says the club have been inundated with applications and hopes to have a new manager in place by the middle of May. Though still only a small town of a few thousand, Dungiven has been growing over the past twenty years due to the influx of families like the Lynches from the outlying rural areas. It is an almost exclusively nationalist town, garrisoned by a large and belligerent force of RUC and Brits. In civil rights days, however, nationalists were barred from marching in the town centre.

They are just three points off a play-off spot, but all of the teams above them have games in hand, as well as a superior goal difference. Appearing to be almost perturbed at Kevin Lynch's temerity in notching a score, Slaughtneil still had time fire over three straight points before the interval - with two of them coming from Rogers, who was operating in the full-forward line despite wearing the number eight shirt. Having held a vice like grip on the league for almost a decade, it's no surprise to find the odds on Bayern Munich once again taking the Meisterschale as being as low as 1/7 with most bookmakers.O'Doherty hit four of Slaughtneil's closing six scores - including a late score from play - with O'Mianain also rounding off his final display by notching his third point. He says, 'I'm the Rochdale pie man, did you notice a white transit van in the car park'? I said, 'yeah I did, why'? He says, 'do you know what's in it'? I said, 'I haven't got a clue'. He says 'in my van I've got 5,500 meat and potato pies, and rumour has it you've just called this f***ing game off'." Likewise Neil Prince, a former player at the Arriva Stadium, is planning for next season with Bootle but is certain to have caught the eye of the Mariners’ hierarchy after an impressive first campaign as a manager. In May 2000, Kevin Lynch retired from refereeing Association Football after a career lasting 33 years. For the final 15 years he officiated at professional level, the last 8 of which was spent as a Football League Referee. Spending the majority of his career referring Association Football, Kevin Lynch spent the final eight years of his career referring for the Football League, he acted as the assistant referee at the semi-finals of both the FA and Football League Cups for almost a decade and held many appointments overseas. He worked as a football speaker and assistant referee for FIFA for a number of years and counts overseeing the 1992 UEFA Cup final between Torino and Ajax amongst his career highlights.