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The Irish Examiner has learned that FAI chief executive John Delaney has already written to UEFA to express his concern about the plan. Full Article at Irish Examiner
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Sunderland boss Steve Bruce has offered to intervene in midfielder Andy Reid's stand-off with Republic of Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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LIMERICK, IRELAND - SEPTEMBER 08: Giovanni Trapattoni the Republic of Ireland manager reacts during the International friendly match between the Republic of Ireland and South Africa at Thomond Park on September 8, 2009 in Limerick, Ireland. View Photo »
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All the European people saw the game and what happened. France played a good game in Dublin but this time we played better and over the two games we deserved to go to South Africa
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Sunderland boss Steve Bruce has offered to intervene in midfielder Andy Reid's stand-off with Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni. Full Article at Irish Independent
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25/11/2009 - 12:15:47 Sunderland boss Steve Bruce has offered to intervene in midfielder Andy Reid’s stand-off with Republic of Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni. Full Article at BreakingNews.ie
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Sunderland boss Steve Bruce has offered to intervene in midfielder Andy Reid's stand-off with Republic of Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni. Full Article at Teletext
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LIMERICK, IRELAND - SEPTEMBER 08: Giovanni Trapattoni the Republic of Ireland manager shouts instructions to his players during the International friendly match between the Republic of Ireland and South Africa at Thomond Park on September 8, 2009 in Li... View Photo »
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A double handball by Thierry Henry sends France to the World Cup. Ireland stay at home because often, in football, there is no justice. This is the only way to explain the fact that, after one of the greatest performances of his 35 years as a coach, Giovanni Trapattoni won't be needing a visa for South ...
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Sunderland boss Steve Bruce has offered to intervene in midfielder Andy Reid’s stand-off with Republic of Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni. Full Article at Irish Times
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Sunderland boss Steve Bruce has offered to intervene in midfielder Andy Reid's stand-off with Republic of Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni. Full Article at RTE Interactive
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LIMERICK, IRELAND - SEPTEMBER 08: Giovanni Trapattoni the Republic of Ireland manager reacts during the International friendly match between the Republic of Ireland and South Africa at Thomond Park on September 8, 2009 in Limerick, Ireland.
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LIMERICK, IRELAND - SEPTEMBER 08: Giovanni Trapattoni the Republic of Ireland manager shouts instructions to his players during the International friendly match between the Republic of Ireland and South Africa at Thomond Park on September 8, 2009 in Limerick, Ireland.
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Ireland's national soccer coach Giovanni Trapattoni (L) and team captain Robbie Keane arrive for a news conference at "Vassil Levski" stadium in Sofia June 5, 2009. Bulgaria will face Ireland in a 2010 World Cup qualifying match on Saturday.
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Ireland's coach Giovanni Trapattoni, left, gestures, during the World Cup group 8 qualifying soccer match between Italy and Ireland, at the Bari stadium, Italy, Wednesday, April 1, 2009. At right in background, Italy's coach Marcello Lippi.
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Ireland's coach Giovanni Trapattoni, right, and assistant Marco Tardelli look on prior to the World Cup group 8 qualifying soccer match between Italy and Ireland, at the Bari stadium, Italy, Wednesday, April 1, 2009.
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Ireland's coach Giovanni Trapattoni (L) and his assistant Marco Tardelli walk on the pitch during a training session at the San Nicola stadium in Bari March 31, 2009. Ireland will play Italy in a 2010 World Cup qualifying soccer match on Wednesday.
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Ireland coach Giovanni Trapattoni (R) talks with assistant Marco Tardelli during a training session at the San Nicola stadium in Bari March 31, 2009. Ireland will play Italy in a 2010 World Cup qualifying soccer match on Wednesday.
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Ireland's coach Giovanni Trapattoni (L) and Robbie Keane arrive to attend a news conference before a training session at the San Nicola stadium in Bari March 31, 2009. Ireland will play Italy in a 2010 World Cup qualifying soccer match on Wednesday.
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Republic of Ireland's coach Giovanni Trapattoni (L) warms up with his team during a training on the eve of their World Cup 2010 qualifying football match against Italy on March 31, 2009 at St.Elia stadium in Bari.
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Republic of Ireland's Italian coach Giovanni Trapattoni (L) and forward Robbie Keane answer questions during a press conference on the eve of their team's World Cup 2010 qualifying football match against Italy on March 31, 2009 at St.Elia stadium in Bari.
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Ireland's national soccer team coach Giovanni Trapattoni, left, from Italy speaks to his players during a training session in Dublin Monday March 30, 2009. Ireland face Italy in their World Cup group 8 qualifying match on Wednesday ** UNITED KINGDOM OUT.
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Ireland soccer coach Giovanni Trapattoni looks dejected after being defeated 3-0 by Australia during their international friendly soccer match at Thomond Park, Limerick, Ireland, Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2009.
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Ireland's coach Giovanni Trapattoni of Italy encourages his team to score a second goal against Bulgaria during their FIFA World Cup soccer match qualifier against Bulgaria at Vassil Levski stadium in Sofia June 6, 2009.
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Ireland's manager Giovanni Trapattoni reacts during their international friendly soccer match against Nigeria at Craven Cottage in London May 29, 2009.
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Ireland's manager Giovanni Trapattoni talks prior to an international friendly soccer match against Nigeria, at Craven Cottage stadium in London, Friday May 29, 2009.
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Ireland's coach Giovanni Trapattoni shouts during the 2010 World Cup qualifying soccer match against Italy at the San Nicola stadium in Bari April 1, 2009.
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Ireland's coach Giovanni Trapattoni of Italy, right, traps the ball on the sideline during the World Cup group 8 qualifying soccer match between Italy and Ireland, at the Bari stadium, Italy, Wednesday, April 1, 2009.
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Ireland's coach Giovanni Trapattoni of Italy, shouts instructions to his players as Italy's Fabio Grosso prepares for a throw-in, during the World Cup group 8 qualifying soccer match between Italy and Ireland, at the Bari stadium, Italy, Wednesday, April 1, 2009.
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All the European people saw the game and what happened. France played a good game in Dublin but this time we played better and over the two games we deserved to go to South Africa
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A double handball by Thierry Henry sends France to the World Cup. Ireland stay at home because often, in football, there is no justice. This is the only way to explain the fact that, after one of the greatest performances of his 35 years as a coach, Giovanni Trapattoni won't be needing a visa for South ...
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Many of our players have the possibility to win this game, but it's important we remain confident and with a cold head. I played football too and I know what happened after the game [in Dublin]. Fine details and pressure – the players are always under pressure and they sometimes don't know what can happ...
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It is like asking Giovanni Trapattoni to show his tactical notes to his French counterpart a full 24 hours before the Paris game starts. Dream on, Brian.
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It is 50-50. It is only halfway. Anything can happen. I have seen in my time in Italy, in my time here with Ireland, many surprise results
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In soccer news, Giovanni Trapattoni is looking forward to Ireland's second leg of their World Cup play-off.
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We have played only the first half. I think we can score on goal in Paris. We must have confidence
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Ireland are one of the toughest opponents for Les Bleus ... Beforehand I had a hunch that France would draw Ireland (coached by Giovanni Trapattoni, right) and I was right. Nobody wanted to draw Ireland because they've finished their qualification group unbeaten.
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I said to the players, we played 90 minutes; this is the first half ... We will have in Paris, the second half. All is possible in football. For example, a little deflection can turn the game around.
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I've spoken to the manager, Giovanni Trapattoni, he's quite relaxed about it
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Up front, they have four or five strikers ... Gignac is a good scorer but maybe he does not play? We do not know. We know they are strong but they arrived in second place like Ireland and we have to think about this.
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We are very happy to agree a contract extension with Giovanni Trapattoni. The players and everyone on the FAI Board of management have been tremendously impressed by the professionalism, dedication and commitment of Giovanni Trapattoni and his team.
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These games are like cup finals. We have come through the qualification group and are one of only five teams in Europe with an unbeaten record. That will give us self-belief going into these games
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We are very happy to agree a contract extension with Giovanni Trapattoni. The players and everyone on the FAI Board of management have been tremendously impressed by the professionalism, dedication and commitment of Giovanni Trapattoni and his team.
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These games are like cup finals, we have come through the qualification group and are one of only five teams in Europe with an unbeaten record, that will give us self-belief going into these games ... We have come out of a group containing the current world champions, Italy, and have got positive result...
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When the appointment of Giovanni Trapattoni was announced, we said that hiring the right people would enable us to get the right results. In Giovanni, the team has grown in stature and confidence and I am very happy to renew my partnership with the FAI, Giovanni Trapattoni and the Irish squad for the co...
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When Japan went out, I said 'Disaster'
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When we played Italy in Bari and drew 1-1 ... they had 10 men [following Gianpaolo Pazzini's early sending-off] so they may have had an excuse but in Dublin, they had no excuses. I have achieved many things in my career but if this qualification were to happen, it would be one of my best achievements. I...
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Yes, I spoke with Marco about this ... In my life, I have won many Uefa Cups, Champions Leagues, Italian leagues, other leagues. But if this is to happen, if we can reach the finals, it will be one of my best achievements. From Italy, Germany, my friends call to congratulate me, to say Ireland has a str...
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Damien Duff is with us and he said to me the injury has gone.
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Anything can happen in football and Italy might even lose to Cyprus
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You have this in Italy, in England, in Germany ... Your colleagues [in the press] put much pressure on us about situations. And also in Ireland, we are like the others. But in Italy, we have habits against this pressure.
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You have this in Italy, in England, in Germany ... Your colleagues [in the press] put much pressure on us about situations. And also in Ireland, we are like the others. But in Italy, we have habits against this pressure.
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