The club issued a statement via its Facebook page.
Athlone Town have taken to social media to give manager Adrian Carberry a vote of confidence.
In a statement the club said it wanted to end speculation the the former player was about to be replaced.
The midlanders remain in contention for a playoff spot in the SSE Airtricity Division First Division but have been enduring a period of poor form.
It's just two wins in thirteen games following last weekend's defeat to Treaty United.
The statement in full reads:
The board of Athlone Town AFC would like put on the record its continued support for and confidence in our Men's First Team Head Coach Adrian Carberry.
The club's board has become aware of rumours, and speculation from third parties, following some recent poor results in the First Division, that it intends to replace our former player Adrian as the team's Head coach.
The club shares the collective disappointment around the town that we are not further up the table after such a promising start.
However, we would like to make it clear that the club has no intention of changing our head coach, and has full confidence that Adrian and the players can turn things around.
Since the start of the current season the club has made extensive playing resources available, by recruiting a competitive squad of players, with the aim of gaining promotion to the Premier Division.
In addition, we have strengthened the squad during the current transfer window.
In light of the quality, we now have in what is what is an extremely close division, we are confident we can get back to winning ways.
We believe that recent lost ground can be made up, and that we can at least make the end of season play-offs.
With covid19 restrictions lifting, we also hope that more and more supporters will return to Athlone Town AFC Stadium and get behind the team in our bid for promotion.
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