Slideshow: What other GAA managers could make the transition to soccer

With Jim McGuinness moving to Celtic, we pondered what other GAA coaches would fit in well at various British clubs.

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Mick O'Dwyer and Liverpool
Davy Fitzgerald and Stoke
Brian Cody and Manchester United
Eamonn Fitzmaurice and Tottenham
Eamon O'Shea and Arsenal
Kieran McGeeney and Everton
Jimmy Barry-Murphy and Swansea
Anthony Cunningham and Aston Villa
Jim Gavin and Chelsea
James Horan and Newcastle

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Slideshow: What other GAA managers could make the transition to soccer

Mick O'Dwyer and Liverpool

Davy Fitzgerald and Stoke

Brian Cody and Manchester United

Eamonn Fitzmaurice and Tottenham

Eamon O'Shea and Arsenal

Kieran McGeeney and Everton

Jimmy Barry-Murphy and Swansea

Anthony Cunningham and Aston Villa

Jim Gavin and Chelsea

James Horan and Newcastle

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