ANDY REID’S GUITAR could be set for a return to the Irish squad.
Reid made his international comeback against Kazakhstan last month, more than four years on from the late night sing-song which saw him infamously axed by Giovanni Trapattoni.
But new manager Martin O’Neill doesn’t have a problem with the Nottingham Forest midfielder showcasing his musical talent — within reason.
“If he plays it well, yeah, I haven’t a problem with it,” O’Neill joked during his media briefing this afternoon.
I think at some stage or another Andy will have to go to bed, won’t he?
If he’s still continuing to play at 5.30, even if we won, even I might get fed up of that.
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Presumably Roy will be okay with it too, provided they’re not playing the Fields of Athenry…
Martin O'Neill has some good news for Andy Reid and his guitar
ANDY REID’S GUITAR could be set for a return to the Irish squad.
Reid made his international comeback against Kazakhstan last month, more than four years on from the late night sing-song which saw him infamously axed by Giovanni Trapattoni.
But new manager Martin O’Neill doesn’t have a problem with the Nottingham Forest midfielder showcasing his musical talent — within reason.
“If he plays it well, yeah, I haven’t a problem with it,” O’Neill joked during his media briefing this afternoon.
Presumably Roy will be okay with it too, provided they’re not playing the Fields of Athenry…
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