Venables 'would consider Ireland approach'

Terry Venables has admitted he would have to seriously consider any approach from the Football Association of Ireland.

Sun, 02 Dec, 2007 - 17:50
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Terry Venables has admitted he would have to seriously consider any approach from the Football Association of Ireland.

The former England assistant manager has been widely tipped to replace Steve Staunton as the Republic of Ireland boss.

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