Kerr rejected Mooney’s offer to become FAI’s ‘media watchdog’

Relations between the FAI and Brian Kerr have been strained further after the former Ireland manager angrily rejected an offer to become a “media watchdog” for the association.

Kerr rejected Mooney’s offer to become FAI’s ‘media watchdog’
Fri, 30 Aug, 2019 - 06:35
John Fallon

Relations between the FAI and Brian Kerr have been strained further after the former Ireland manager angrily rejected an offer to become a “media watchdog” for the association.

Kerr led Ireland to an historic Euro double triumph in 1998 with his U16 and U18 squads but was ostracised under the regime of John Delaney.

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