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Ex-Rwanda trainer Johnny McKinstry applies for Hearts of Oak

December 5, 2016 1:55 PM

Johnny McKinstry is the latest on the list of coaches to have shown interest in the coaching job of Hearts of Oak

Former coach of Rwanda, Jonny Johnny McKinstry has applied for the vacant coaching job of the Phobians, ahead of the upcoming season.

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McKinstry, 31 whose last coaching job was at Rwanda, as the assistant coach of the Amavubi's in August, knows the Ghanaian football terrain well, since he worked with the Right to Dream Academy during the early days of his career.

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Some of the other notable coaches who have also applied for the job are Jean-Francoise Loscuito, a former assistant coach of Nigeria, Cioaba Aristica and many more.

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Hearts of Oak are currently under the technical direction of Henry Wellington, the assistant coach of the club, who led them to place a 2nd place finish in the G6 tournament.

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