Martin O’Neill feels his work alongside Roy Keane with the Republic of Ireland is still undervalued and that the pair were not given a fair crack of the whip. The former Celtic and Leicester City boss took the Republic of Ireland job alongside Keane in 2013.
Read more: 'The FAI is the biggest joke of a sporting organisation - but it's not too late to save it from itself'The Derry native believes, as a Northern Ireland native, he was never fully accepted in the role and indeed that members of the media were hoping he would trip up. “It’s right up there with everything I did. But I never won over the media. I don’t know why, but I said in my book I was made to feel like an outsider. I was called the Ulsterman, I’ve tried to explain this… just recently I heard an Irish commentator saying we have had outsiders as managers, we had Trapattoni and we had O’Neill.
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