Mandaric demands apology

Portsmouth chairman Milan Mandaric has insisted on an apology from Jim Boyce after the Irish FA president criticised him for his interest in Lawrie Sanchez.

Portsmouth chairman Milan Mandaric has insisted on an apology from Jim Boyce after the Irish FA president criticised him for his interest in Lawrie Sanchez.

Boyce was unhappy with the disruption caused when Mandaric identified the Northern Ireland manager as a possible replacement for the sacked Alain Perrin.

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