New balls please Harte

Ian Harte is hoping to have a ball at the World Cup finals - with the aid of the new match ball being introduced by FIFA.

New balls please Harte
Mon, 27 May, 2002 - 07:02

Ian Harte is hoping to have a ball at the World Cup finals - with the aid of the new match ball being introduced by FIFA.

The Leeds defender is looking forward to taking set pieces for the Republic of Ireland using the new adidas Fevernova ball, which is said to be lighter and travel faster.

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