Green Army still hopeful that something can be salvaged

The twelfth man of Poznan refused to accept Euro2012 was over just as it started for the Irish.

Green Army still hopeful that something can be salvaged
Mon, 11 Jun, 2012 - 08:35

The twelfth man of Poznan refused to accept Euro2012 was over just as it started for the Irish.

More Croats left early for the exits than their noisy opponents and an air of optimism still hung in the stands despite the devastating defeat last night.

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