Drogheda United steward rubs coach's head – and gets death stare
Mark Kinsella got a nice hair ruffle from an over-friendly high-vis wearer – and was naturally bemused.

First-team coach Kinsella was in no mood for a laugh as he witnessed his 10-man Drogheda side lose 6-0 to Dundalk in the local Louth derby.
It's a fixture which Dundalk have dominated over the years, and the match on Friday at United Park was no different.
Kinsella's frustration certainly wasn't helped when a steward behind him bizarrely decided to give the former Charlton midfielder a pat on the head. As Kinsella turned around, the unperturbed perpetrator merely gave him a thumbs up.
Watch on loop, and enjoy.
So you're a steward at a game, you have to be vigilant & make sure nothing's out of place,that includes Mark Kinsellas hairJune 18, 2017
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