Kavanagh urges FAI to appoint new boss soon

Republic of Ireland midfielder Graham Kavanagh has urged the Football of Association of Ireland to quickly make up their mind over a new manager.

Thu, 01 Dec, 2005 - 13:53

Republic of Ireland midfielder Graham Kavanagh has urged the Football of Association of Ireland to quickly make up their mind over a new manager.

The FAI yesterday announced their first friendly of next year, with Sweden to visit Lansdowne Road on March 1, while Holland have also been pencilled in for August 16.

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