As Rice ponders his future, here are three players who left Ireland for England - and two more who might

International football is these days resembling a transfer market and this time Martin O’Neill is nursing the bloody nose.

As Rice ponders his future, here are three players who left Ireland for England - and two more who might
Tue, 28 Aug, 2018 - 05:20

By John Fallon

International football is these days resembling a transfer market and this time Martin O’Neill is nursing the bloody nose.

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