Kelly: No let-up tomorrow night

REPUBLIC OF IRELAND goalkeeping coach Alan Kelly says everyone going to the Aviva Stadium tomorrow night can expect a performance and a result from Giovanni Trapattoni’s side to seal the deal of qualification for Euro 2012.

Kelly: No let-up tomorrow night
Mon, 14 Nov, 2011 - 00:00
Paul Buttner

Kelly, who has now been involved in six play-offs, either as a player or coach, was a late call-up special guest at the PFAI annual awards dinner on Saturday night.

Former Manchester United and Ireland captain Roy Keane was to be the guest of honour at the event at Dublin’s Burlington Hotel but was forced to pull out due to a chestinfection.

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