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Consistency is key ahead of a crucial week for Stephen Kenny
A big week for Stephen Kenny and Ireland, who need to push on from October’s victories ahead of Portugal and Luxembourg.
Author: Kevin Coleman
Founder and co-editor of Back Page Football and current host of our 'Three At The Back' weekly podcast.
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