Irish Premiership: Larne 'written off by so many people'
Haveron became Larne's permanent manager following his second spell as interim coach after Rooney left the club.The former Glentoran and Carrick manager had already made history as Larne boss when they became the first Irish League club to win a game in the league phase of the Conference League in 2024, but now has another Irish Premiership medal to add to his collection."I love this town and love the people," he continued."I am so lucky to have so many family and friends here today and the support I have had all season has been exceptional, but we reset now, it goes back to zero. "The boys get everything they deserve. This was a hard title to win there is no doubt about that, but am I taking away from anything other [trophy], no chance."After the match, it was evident the respect and adoration that the players and fans had for Haveron and the job he has done since being at the club.Midfielder Leroy Millar added that he is the happiest for him after their latest Irish Premiership title."He has been absolutely unbelievable; he has been here a very long time and is a Larne man through and through," Millar said. "I am buzzing more for him than anyone else, even during his pre-match talk he was nearly in tears as it means so much to him."Get the statue built for him!"
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