Losing Vieira no big deal for France, says Kerr

Republic of Ireland boss Brian Kerr believes Patrick Vieira’s absence from the France team will be of little significance in next month’s World Cup qualifier.

Thu, 09 Sep, 2004 - 08:06

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Republic of Ireland boss Brian Kerr believes Patrick Vieira’s absence from the France team will be of little significance in next month’s World Cup qualifier.

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