Philip Lowry, captain of Crusaders, believes Limavady United manager Paul Owens will rise to the top flight. He praises Owens' managerial achievements and dedication while acknowledging the threat posed by Limavady's experienced squad.
Philip Lowry has expressed his belief that Limavady United manager Paul Owens will eventually secure a top-flight managerial position. Lowry, who captains Crusaders , faces his hometown club in the sixth round of the Irish Cup this afternoon, hoping his team avoids a similar fate as Larne, who were eliminated by Limavady in the previous round.
Lowry acknowledges the impressive trajectory of Owens, who achieved a treble in his return to The Showgrounds last season and is on the verge of back-to-back promotions to the Premiership. Lowry believes Owens' methodical approach and dedication to the game make him a highly sought-after prospect for top clubs in the Irish League. He cites Owens' record, trophies, and promotions as evidence of his capabilities, adding that Owens' passion for football and constant analysis set him apart. Lowry also recognizes the strength of Limavady's squad, particularly their wealth of Premiership experience, including his brother Stephen. He highlights players like Ian Parkhill, Joe McCready, Graham Crowne, and Marty Gallagher as key players who have proven their abilities at the highest level. Lowry acknowledges that the match will be a challenging encounter, but emphasizes the importance of victory for Crusaders. He anticipates a lively atmosphere with family members present, adding that the possibility of facing Limavady in the top flight next season is a testament to their current form. Lowry concludes by stating that Limavady will approach the tie with confidence and that Crusaders must be prepared to play their best to avoid an upset
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