Kerr: Celtic switch will be smooth

Republic of Ireland manager Brian Kerr is confident there will be a smooth transition at Celtic when one reign ends and another begins over the next few days.

Fri, 27 May, 2005 - 18:30

Republic of Ireland manager Brian Kerr is confident there will be a smooth transition at Celtic when one reign ends and another begins over the next few days.

After five successful years at the Parkhead helm, current manager Martin O’Neill will bid an emotional farewell tomorrow when the Bhoys face Dundee United in the Scottish Cup final.

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