Steve Bruce: Republic of Ireland job would interest me
Steve Bruce feels the Republic of Ireland job would "suit" him as he considers a return to management.
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Steve Bruce feels the Republic of Ireland job would "suit" him as he considers a return to management.
As the FAI go in search of a new Republic of Ireland manager, the best route forward would be evolving the Stephen Kenny blueprint rather than totally ripping it up, according to Paul Corry.
Ex-UCD, Shamrock Rovers and Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Paul Corry and the42.ie journalist David Sneyd join Raf Diallo to discuss the candidates linked with succeeding Stephen Kenny as Republic of Ireland men's senior manager including Neil Lennon, Lee Carlsey, Roy Keane and Gus Poyet, with Corry sharing a first-hand insight into the latter who foiled Ireland twice as Greece boss this year.
Neil Lennon has said he would "love to have a crack" at the Republic of Ireland job in the wake of Stephen Kenny's departure.
Stephen Kenny is confident he leaves behind a “great job” for someone else after his contract as Republic of Ireland manager was not renewed.
At the highest level, football can be an unforgiving business.
The FAI has confirmed the departures of five members of Stephen Kenny's backroom staff, after the decision not to renew the Dubliner's contract as Ireland manager.
Steve Bruce believes Roy Keane may be open to taking up a role back at Manchester United if the opportunity arose.