Andrews buoyed by leadership

Keith Andrews has hailed the impact of managers Giovanni Trapattoni and Sam Allardyce as he attempts to achieve a double goal.

Thu, 26 Mar, 2009 - 07:46

Keith Andrews has hailed the impact of managers Giovanni Trapattoni and Sam Allardyce as he attempts to achieve a double goal.

The Republic of Ireland midfielder is hoping to head for the World Cup finals in South Africa next summer having played his part in a successful fight for Barclays Premier League safety with his club Blackburn.

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