Wales set to confirm need for Speed

The three-month search for a new Wales manager finally comes to an end today with the expected appointment of Gary Speed.

Wales set to confirm need for Speed
Tue, 14 Dec, 2010 - 12:32

The three-month search for a new Wales manager finally comes to an end today with the expected appointment of Gary Speed.

The Football Association of Wales have called a 2pm press conference at the Vale of Glamorgan hotel at which Speed is due to be confirmed after whirlwind talks.

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