Give Kerr a chance at top post, says Duff

AS Brian Kerr sat down with FAI officials yesterday and outlined where he would take Irish football in the immediate future, Damien Duff, one of his teenage stars from the mid-nineties, advocated giving the youth manager a chance as senior boss.
Thu, 16 Jan, 2003 - 00:00
Mark Gallagher

Kerr who has been installed as money-on favourite for the position was interviewed at a secret location

in Dublin as he flies out with his

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