More injury woe for Staunton

Beleaguered Republic of Ireland manager Steve Staunton today lost five more players to injury as his problems mounted.

Tue, 10 Oct, 2006 - 15:49

Beleaguered Republic of Ireland manager Steve Staunton today lost five more players to injury as his problems mounted.

Winger Aiden McGeady is the latest casualty after going over on his ankle during training at Lansdowne Road. Staunton describes the incident as “a freak accident”.

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Courts Soccer Steve Staunton Place: Lansdowne Road Place: Cyprus Place: Nicosia Person: Staunton Person: Steve Staunton Person: Aiden McGeady Person: McGeady Person: Paddy Kenny Person: Stephen Ireland Person: Kevin Doyle Person: Andy O’Brien Person: Richard Dunne Person: Kenny Person: O’Brien Person: IRELAND Person: Doyle Person: Dunne Person: Shay Given Person: Joey O’Brien Person: Stephen Carr Person: Ian Harte Person: Steven Reid Person: Graham Kavanagh Person: Stephen Elliott Person: Liam Miller Person: Aiden Person: Paul McShane Person: McShane Person: Steve Finnan Person: John O’Shea Person: Stephen Kelly Person: Wayne Henderson Person: Nicky Colgan Person: Henderson Person: Lee Carsley Person: Carsley Person: Lee Event: Euro 2008 Organisation: Republic of Ireland Organisation: Celtic Organisation: Sheffield United Organisation: Manchester City Organisation: Reading Organisation: Portsmouth Organisation: Birmingham Organisation: Brighton Organisation: Barnsley Organisation: Ireland Organisation: Crewe Organisation: Yeovil Organisation: Chesterfield Organisation: Everton

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