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Ian Mallon: The €8m business case for Roy Keane

There’s still time the FAI CEO to show some dynamism, by laying a succession plan which will leave a lasting commercial, sporting and brand legacy for the FAI — all through the reintroduction of Roy Keane to Irish football.
Ian Mallon: The €8m business case for Roy Keane

Roy Keane speaking to the media during his time on Ireland' coaching staff. Pic Credit ©INPHO/Cathal Noonan

IN WHAT has been another damaging period for the FAI’s brand and value the association will today host a press conference to discuss a series of management controversies.

Chief executive Jonathan Hill will field a range of questions on Vera Pauw’s claims of executive interference at the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia, with the conversation eventually moving to matters concerning the men’s team.

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