We're Cork, a massive club, but it'll take time to get where we belong

HOLLAND ADMITS CITY A WORK IN PROGRESS

- MICHAEL SCULLY

DESPITE their recent upturn, Richie Holland insists Cork City are nowhere near where they should be in the Premier Division as they head to the Brandywell. 

The Leesiders’ woeful run on their return to the top flight resulted in Colin Healy stepping down in early May.

After a bedding-in period, City’s interim management presided over a four-game winning run that was ended before the mid-season break by Dundalk.

With UCD lagging badly behind, that run at least brought City back to within two points of Drogheda and Sligo and they will face both rivals over the next four games. Interim boss Holland (right) acknowledges his side is in a healthier position now but maintains that there's still so much more to come.