Kerr was nearly a hero, says Charlton

Jack Charlton believes Brian Kerr was close to becoming a Republic of Ireland “hero” before losing his job this week – but is at a loss to where the country will find their next manager.

Kerr was nearly a hero, says Charlton
Thu, 20 Oct, 2005 - 22:12

Jack Charlton believes Brian Kerr was close to becoming a Republic of Ireland “hero” before losing his job this week – but is at a loss to where the country will find their next manager.

Kerr lost his post after failing to qualify for the World Cup, a tournament Charlton took the Republic to in 1990 and 1994.

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