Delaney keeps door open for Robson

Football Association of Ireland chief executive John Delaney has not ruled out Bobby Robson’s continued long-term involvement with the Republic of Ireland.

Delaney keeps door open for Robson
Thu, 31 Aug, 2006 - 20:26

Football Association of Ireland chief executive John Delaney has not ruled out Bobby Robson’s continued long-term involvement with the Republic of Ireland.

Robson underwent surgery eight days ago to remove a small brain tumour, described by the former England manager as “the size of a grape".

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