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If it wasn’t for bad luck, you suspect Stephen Kenny wouldn’t have any luck at all. Installed as Mick McCarthy’s successor in April 2020, the Republic of Ireland manager seems to have spent much of the intervening three years walking under ladders and across the path of black cats, spotting lone magpies, spilling salt, smashing mirrors and opening umbrellas indoors.
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