FAI consider Staunton and Robson combo

Steve Staunton and Bobby Robson have both held talks with the Football Association of Ireland with a view to becoming the Republic’s new managerial double act.

Mon, 09 Jan, 2006 - 17:34

Steve Staunton and Bobby Robson have both held talks with the Football Association of Ireland with a view to becoming the Republic’s new managerial double act.

Staunton, lacking managerial experience, could be assisted by Robson – serving as a mentor to the former Republic of Ireland defender who is currently assistant manager to Paul Merson at Walsall.

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