Speed set to be named Wales boss tomorrow

Gary Speed is poised to be confirmed as the new manager of Wales tomorrow.

Speed set to be named Wales boss tomorrow
Mon, 13 Dec, 2010 - 16:35

Gary Speed is poised to be confirmed as the new manager of Wales tomorrow.

Speed met with representatives of the Football Association of Wales today to discuss the position vacated by John Toshack in September after being granted permission by Sheffield United.

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