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McCarthy and FAI agree deal

Kone · 2002-11-05 16:04:41

Mick McCarthy has finished as boss of the Republic of Ireland side with immediate effect and the FAI will hold a press conference at 9pm tonight in the Burlington Hotel, Dublin.

05-11-2002 4:04pm

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Mick McCarthy has finished as boss of the Republic of Ireland side with immediate effect and the FAI will hold a press conference at 9pm tonight in the Burlington Hotel, Dublin.

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#2 05-11-2002 4:07pm

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already being discussed

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#3 05-11-2002 4:12pm

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hey, as far as I was aware nobody has mentioned the press conference tonight yet!

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#4 05-11-2002 4:17pm

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Whoever takes over now will have a difficult task in qualifying for the finals. We've lost ground on our best opposition in the group and whoever comes in will need to hit the ground running. Any more slip-ups in this group and we won't be going to Portugal .

Who's gonna take the job ?

The FAI being the FAI will probably make a balls of the appointment , wait and see !!

O'Leary , Kinnear , Aldo , Toschack (Whom I don't particulrly rate as any good)

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#5 05-11-2002 4:22pm

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Kinnear is my first choice.

but seeing as it is the FAI making the decision it'll probably
be Terry Phelan!

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#6 05-11-2002 4:37pm

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i am so glad he is gone now - i have not liked him since he took over and this is a good thing for irish football

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#7 05-11-2002 4:37pm

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Joe Kinnear!!??!? Are you fu<king mad? The man managing Luton Town with an achievement record of zero, playing some of the dullest football imaginable??

O'Leary: ninety million spent at Leeds, no trophy.

Aldridge: got Tranmere relegated.

Fantastic bunch, at least Toshack has managed Real Madrid (three times) and Real Sociedad and has some experience.

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#8 05-11-2002 5:01pm

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calm down there lil TwoShed, No need to lose the head.

it is simply my opinion.

I think Kinnear could do good things with the squad we have.

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#9 05-11-2002 5:42pm

Thanx 4 The Fish

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Ronnie Whelan all the way....

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