Debut goal for striker the only plus from trip to Coagh

Institute manager Paul Kee was pleased by debut boy Stephen O’Flynn’s display at Coagh United, on Saturday.
By Kevin McLaughlin
Published 14th Jan 2014, 22:38 BST
Institute's new signing Stephen O'Flynn pictured alongside manager Paul Kee (left) and Institute chairman Keith McElhinney. INLS0114-136KMInstitute's new signing Stephen O'Flynn pictured alongside manager Paul Kee (left) and Institute chairman Keith McElhinney. INLS0114-136KM
Institute's new signing Stephen O'Flynn pictured alongside manager Paul Kee (left) and Institute chairman Keith McElhinney. INLS0114-136KM

The big Cork native helped himself to a goal at Hagan Park, but Kee was happy with his overall performance and getting 90 minutes under his belt will in the long term benefit him.

“It was Stephen’s (O’Flynn) first game back in a year and in fairness he looked like he was going to score, he had a couple of chances.

“I was quite pleased by his contribution and he did well.

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“We have 11 league games left and in those matches we have to try and get as many wins as we can and experienced players like Stephen will hopefully help us achieve that.

“As long at the end of the month we are in and around the promotion push then you don’t know what’s going to happen.

“But we have to make sure that we are in the mix at the start of February.”