Kerr's chance to experiment

THE search must go on for the key to that elusive consistent performance that will lead to qualification for the World Cup finals once Brian Kerr has assessed Ireland's unpredictable form against Faroe Islands at Lansdowne Road.

Kerr's chance to experiment

Kerr must welcome the chances friendly matches against Croatia, in November, and Portugal in February, will offer for further experimentation after the contrasts of the World Cup ties against France and the Faroes.

It seems curious to acknowledge that while there was general approval for Ireland's football in a match they drew, in Paris, a comprehensive 2-0 win over the Faroes in Dublin provoked a more critical reaction.

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