FAI meet tomorrow on Kerr's fate

Brian Kerr is expected to learn his fate tomorrow when the Football Association of Ireland meet to discuss the Republic of Ireland’s failure to reach next summer’s World Cup finals.

Mon, 17 Oct, 2005 - 16:09

Brian Kerr is expected to learn his fate tomorrow when the Football Association of Ireland meet to discuss the Republic of Ireland’s failure to reach next summer’s World Cup finals.

The 10-man Board of Management within the FAI have brought forward their meeting by 24 hours, with the assumption being Kerr will not be handed a new contract as manager.

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