Clyde job Mick Kennedy's if he wants it, as East Kilbride boss continues to mull over move

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East Kilbride boss Mick Kennedy has held further talks with Clyde over the vacant manager position at the club - and it is understood the job is his if he wants it.The Kilby gaffer was in the dugout last night as East Kilbride won a thrilling Lowland League clash 4-3 at Bo'ness United to make it 14 games unbeaten at the top of the table.That result stretched their lead at the top to five points with two games in hand over nearest rivals Cumbernauld Colts, who they face this Saturday.Kennedy now has a decision to make whether to stick with in-form Kilby as they push for promotion to League Two, or move up the pyramid immediately by jumping ship to Clyde, who are currently second bottom in the fourth tier.The 43-year-old knows winning a league outside of the SPFL is no guarantee of promotion, with his Darvel side winning the West of Scotland Premier Division and reaching the play-off final for the Lowland League two seasons ago, only to lose the final to Tranent.And now he will have to decide where he sees his future. Lanarkshire Live Sport understands no decision will be made before the weekend and Kennedy will be in the dugout at K-Park when Kilby welcome Colts.

Asked about his link to the role, Kennedy said: "I'm just preparing as normal for the weekend as East Kilbride manager."I'm still happy and content at the club at the moment, but I know there is a lot of noise going on."Clyde announced in a statement last week that they hoped to appoint a new gaffer this week, but interim boss Chris Millar is expected to take the team for Saturday's League Two trip to Forfar.Last night, Kennedy watched his EK side go in 3-1 up at the break at Bo'ness before sweating on the win.Scott Ferguson opened the scoring in 11 minutes then