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McLean's got a shot, insists Tardelli ahead of Ireland's Euro 2012 campaign
Posted Tuesday, May 22, 2012 by Dailymail

McLean's got a shot, insists Tardelli ahead of Ireland's Euro 2012 campaign
Hopeful: Robbie Keane should be fit for Ireland's warm up games

Defender John O'Shea was rested once again as he recovers from an ankle problem, while Keith Fahey and Kevin Foley, who are nursing groin and hamstring injuries respectively, worked away from the group once again, although both are expected to join in within the next 48 hours.

Skipper Robbie Keane was expected to arrive from the United States on Monday, with his hamstring strain still one of the major topics of discussion despite repeated reassurances that it will not be an issue.

Indeed, Tardelli is confident he will be fit to play in Saturday's friendly against Bosnia-Herzegovina.

He said: 'The doctor has spoken to him and with the Galaxy doctor, and he said there is no injury.

'I think he will be ready for the next match. Foley tomorrow or Wednesday will come with us, and Fahey maybe Tuesday. John O'Shea needed two days of rest and I think for the match, he will be ready.'

Tardelli added with a smile: 'Everything is good - also the weather.'

Trapattoni and Tardelli are veterans of numerous campaigns as both players and coaches, with the latter famously a World Cup winner.

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