Donegal’s Karl Lacey says he is unsure what his next step will be following Kilcoo’s exit from the Ulster senior club football championship on Sundady.
Rory Beggan’s free deep in added time gave Monaghan champions Scotstown a dramatic one-point win (0-12 to 1-8) over the Down side.
Lacey, who took over the managerial reigns from Conleith Gilligan and Richard Thornton earlier this year, told The Irish News after Sunday’s exit the he wasn’t sure if he would stay on with Mourne club.
“Listen, I suppose there’s different people involved in that conversation – it’s not my decision.
“All I can at this moment in time is they’re an unbelievable bunch, it’s an unbelievable club, a very special club, they’ve looked after me really well, friendships and relationships built, boys that you’ll be friends with for the rest of your life.
“They’ll always be a club that’s close to my heart in terms of the way they’ve welcomed me in, I’ve really enjoyed my time there and enjoyed working with the talent that’s there… listen, I don’t know what the future’s going to hold.”
