FAI start search for Kerr replacement

The Football Association of Ireland have been accused of acting too hastily in getting rid of Brian Kerr due to the lack of viable successors for the post of Republic of Ireland manager.

The Football Association of Ireland have been accused of acting too hastily in getting rid of Brian Kerr due to the lack of viable successors for the post of Republic of Ireland manager.

A three-man sub-committee within the FAI of chief executive John Delaney, president David Blood and secretary Michael Cody, have started their search for a replacement for Kerr.

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