Ireland denies 'rather shoot myself than live in Cork' quote

Irish midfielder Stephen Ireland has claimed that a French football magazine misquoted him when he said he would rather commit suicide than live in Cork.

Ireland denies 'rather shoot myself than live in Cork' quote
Fri, 04 Mar, 2011 - 13:59

Irish midfielder Stephen Ireland has claimed that a French football magazine misquoted him when he said he would rather commit suicide than live in Cork.

In an interview with French football magazine So Foot, he reportedly criticised home-town Cork and Birmingham, as well as former managers Gerard Houllier and Roberto Mancini.

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