Robson firm favourite to take over as Ireland manager

BRYAN ROBSON is the bookies' firm favourite to take over as manager of Ireland's soccer squad.

Robson firm favourite to take over as Ireland manager
Wed, 15 Jan, 2003 - 00:00
Eddie Cassidy

Bookmakers' Paddy Powers have accepted bets totalling more than euro 250,000, with British punters showing huge interest.

The odds have plummeted on the former Middlesbrough manager and ex-England captain as punters believe Roy Keane would have no problem working with his former Manchester United team-mate.

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