Keith Andrews refuses to rule out stepping up with Stephen Kenny

Keith Andrews has refused to rule out joining the backroom team of Ireland manager-elect Stephen Kenny but admits he’s an ambitious coach.

Keith Andrews refuses to rule out stepping up with Stephen Kenny
Thu, 20 Feb, 2020 - 13:48
John Fallon

Keith Andrews has refused to rule out joining the backroom team of Ireland manager-elect Stephen Kenny but admits he’s an ambitious coach.

Kenny enlisted the former Ireland captain as his U21 assistant 12 months ago and together they’ve elevated the side to the brink of a first-ever major tournament.

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