O'Leary would like Republic job - one day

David O’Leary has admitted that he would like to manage the Republic of Ireland - but not until he has fulfilled all his ambitions in club football.

O'Leary would like Republic job - one day
Sun, 30 Oct, 2005 - 11:57

David O’Leary has admitted that he would like to manage the Republic of Ireland - but not until he has fulfilled all his ambitions in club football.

Aston Villa manager O’Leary was quick to distance himself from the job which became vacant when it was decided not to renew Brian Kerr’s contract earlier in the month.

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