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Republic of Ireland: Evolution takes time, small steps are being taken
Conor Clancy is optimistic about Ireland’s future despite their slim prospects of qualifying for Brazil 2014.
Posts Tagged ‘giovanni trapattoni’
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The Forgotten Man: Kevin Doyle
Ahead of Ireland’s crucial clash with Sweden, Ciaran Kelly looks the striker who has been axed from the squad by Giovanni Trapattoni.
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Will Irish World Cup hopes end following this week’s pivotal games?
James Clancy discusses a huge few days coming up for Irish football.
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Will/should Brian McDermott be the next Republic of Ireland manager?
James Clancy discusses the prospect of Brian McDermott becoming the successor to Giovanni Trapattoni.
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An ode to Ian Harte and the desire to represent one’s country
James Clancy looks at one man who isn’t happy about not being involved in the Irish setup.
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Shades of Mourinho: Guardiola’s appointment at FC Bayern
Ciaran Kelly believes that Pep Guardiola’s move to Bayern Munich is reminiscent of something we’ve seen before.
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Does Roy Keane have a future in football management?
James Clancy wonders if Roy Keane’s days in charge of a big football club are over.
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With ironic timing, Trapattoni inducted into FIGC Hall of Fame
James Clancy discusses Ireland boss Giovanni Trapattoni in the wake of his latest honour.
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Should Irish fans give Robbie Keane more credit?
James Clancy discusses Robbie Keane and whether he is sometimes under appreciated by Irish football fans.
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The devil we know
Kevin Christie believes that Giovanni Trapattoni deserves more credit for his performance as Republic of Ireland manager.
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