Trap looks forward after penning new deal

Giovanni Trapattoni will attempt to book a trip to next summer’s World Cup finals having secured his own future with a new two-year contract as Republic of Ireland boss.

Trap looks forward after penning new deal
Fri, 25 Sep, 2009 - 18:54

Giovanni Trapattoni will attempt to book a trip to next summer’s World Cup finals having secured his own future with a new two-year contract as Republic of Ireland boss.

The 70-year-old has agreed a deal with the Football Association of Ireland to remain at the helm until 2012 with his existing deal due to expire next year.

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