How the Irish Fared: ‘Disgrace’ Eoin Doyle in dock over Preston punch-up

Former League of Ireland striker Eoin Doyle faces a whopping internal fine and three-match ban after being branded a disgrace by his Preston manager following his punch-up with his team-mate Jermaine Beckford on Saturday.
How the Irish Fared: ‘Disgrace’ Eoin Doyle in dock over Preston punch-up
Mon, 05 Dec, 2016 - 00:00
John Fallon

Both players were issued with straight red-cards in the last minute at Sheffield Wednesday when an argument over a pass descended into an unsightly fracas.

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