Kavanagh calls for support for Staunton

Wigan midfielder Graham Kavanagh believes Steve Staunton deserves a chance as Republic of Ireland manager before facing any level of criticism.

Wed, 11 Jan, 2006 - 17:37

Wigan midfielder Graham Kavanagh believes Steve Staunton deserves a chance as Republic of Ireland manager before facing any level of criticism.

The general feeling in the Republic is the Football Association of Ireland have made a mistake in turning to untried Staunton as manager.

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