FAI to discuss selection of new manager

The Football Association of Ireland is due to meet in Dundalk this afternoon to finalise the appointment of a five-man panel to select a replacement for former manager Mick McCarthy.

Fri, 29 Nov, 2002 - 08:02

The Football Association of Ireland is due to meet in Dundalk this afternoon to finalise the appointment of a five-man panel to select a replacement for former manager Mick McCarthy.

There are conflicting reports about whether former international Liam Brady has agreed to join the advisory panel.

The FAI is also expected to discuss the implementation of the Genesis report at tonight's meeting.

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