Keane will not appeal ban

FORMER Man United and England captain Bryan Robson yesterday emerged as favourite with the punters to succeed Mick McCarthy as Republic of Ireland manager.

Keane will not appeal ban
Fri, 08 Nov, 2002 - 00:00
Bill George and Colm O'Connor

The FAI are insisting they have not started seeking a new manager but football fans rushed to endorse Robson yesterday. Support for Robson was

especially strong in Cork, where United skipper Roy Keane was signing copies of his autobiography yesterday.

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