Robson 'very interested' in Ireland job

Bryan Robson has declared his interest in becoming manager of the Republic of Ireland.

Sat, 09 Nov, 2002 - 08:53

Bryan Robson has declared his interest in becoming manager of the Republic of Ireland.

Robson has thrown his hat into the ring following Mick McCarthy's decision to resign, but has denied being contacted by the Football Association of Ireland.

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