IFA may have to look at other options

The Irish Football Association (IFA) today admitted they are looking at their long-term options even though Lawrie Sanchez - appointed caretaker boss of Fulham until the end of the season - intends to see out his contract with Northern Ireland.

IFA may have to look at other options
Wed, 11 Apr, 2007 - 17:56
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The Irish Football Association (IFA) today admitted they are looking at their long-term options even though Lawrie Sanchez - appointed caretaker boss of Fulham until the end of the season - intends to see out his contract with Northern Ireland.

The former Wycombe manager takes over following the sacking last night of Chris Coleman.

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