Tommy Breslin was Cliftonville's most successful manager

Tommy Breslin resigns as Cliftonville manager

Tommy Breslin has quit as Cliftonville manager in the wake of Saturday's 6-1 hammering at Ballymena United.

The former Reds player was appointed boss in 2011 and became the club's most successful manager.

The Solitude club won eight trophies during Breslin's reign in charge, including two Premiership titles.

Cliftonville have asked first-team coach Gerard Lyttle to take over as interim boss as the search for a successor begins.

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