This is on the Sky news network
Michael O'Neill has ruled himself into the race to follow Nigel Worthington as the next manager of Northern Ireland after admitting the role was "very attractive."
The Shamrock Rovers boss will go head-to-head with his mentor at the club, Jim Magilton, to take the post left vacant when Worthington stepped down last month.
The 42-year-old originally distanced himself from taking the post after leading his side to the Airtricity Premier Division title.
But O'Neill has now joined Magilton, who has been acting as a consultant to the Dublin team, as favourite for the job after revealing "My future is very much up in the air".
"I have not ruled myself in or out of any job," O'Neill said. "My contract (with Rovers) ends shortly and I'm in discussions about a new one.
"My future is very much up in the air to be honest and the Northern Ireland job is very attractive, no doubt about that.
"Whether it's too soon in my career . . . some people have said that, but I'd consider anything that comes along."
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Certain Hibs fans fairly clueless in relation to Nutsy (Fenlon) and Irish football in general. Normal 'never heard of him' reaction.
Nutsy would do a good job there IMO and would be great to get him off the wage bill although sad to see him go.....They even show less knowledge of Irish football thinking the alco (O'Neill?) would be a better appointment.
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16-11-2011 01:08 PM #1
Michael O' Neill on Sky
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16-11-2011 01:28 PM #2
Spot the contradiction...
"Has ruled himself in..."
"I have not ruled myself in or out of any job..."
Enigma - an interesting lager from Guinness
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16-11-2011 01:36 PM #3
It's an"if you want me, come and get me, and pay the going rate before someone else does" announcement.
Over to you Hibs.
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16-11-2011 01:47 PM #5
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Wonder how Hibs salary package would compare to Norn Ireland's?
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16-11-2011 02:24 PM #8
Interesting to see that Steve Clarke has resigned as Liverpool assistant this afternoon.
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was a year or so ago mind
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16-11-2011 02:43 PM #11
Radio Scotland reporting Pat Fenlon has an interview at ER tonight - 7pm to be precise!
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16-11-2011 02:44 PM #13
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Hmm. I could find myself conveniently down ER at 7pm tonight...
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16-11-2011 02:54 PM #15
I wouldn't bother they are unlikely to advertise it. Will be somewhere deep dark and secret!
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16-11-2011 02:55 PM #16
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There's a lot of talk about MON being the obvious choice for Hibs but if he's in with a chance of the Northern Ireland job then surely he'd take that over us?
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16-11-2011 02:59 PM #17
The key for me in this, is the quote from Rodders about the next appointment getting bums back on seats!
Unsure about Pat Fenlon and Michael O'Neill simply due to not knowing...? McLaren?? I feel he is too much like CC! I have nothing to substantiate this just a gut instinct. The rest of the motley crew...?? Don't excite me!
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16-11-2011 03:48 PM #20
Interesting to note that Guus Hiddinck has resigned as Turkish national manager this afternoon.
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Me neither
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16-11-2011 03:53 PM #22
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16-11-2011 04:01 PM #24
Now now Mr Speedway. Stop winding up the natives........... as my dear old Mum would say
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16-11-2011 04:02 PM #25
In other breaking news, Arsene Wenger has yet to rule himself out of applying for the Hibs job.
In other other breaking news, Alex Ferguson has yet to rule himself out of applying for the Hibs job.
In other other other breaking news, Kenny Dalglish has yet to rule himself out of applying for the Hibs job.
In other other other other..............................
Och, ye get the idea.
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Aye and Martin Johnson has resigned as Ingerland Rugby Coach today too. Mayber throw his name into the hat for good measure
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