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Yes, an absolute belter of a guest this week. Northern Ireland manager, Michael O'Neill, I know you think this is an interview but I've actually been sent for Alan McRae for one last four credits. Come on, Big Man.

That ship sailed the hangar. Right on your sail, Michael. Bit bit your career.

Good up, playing football in Northern Ireland. What kind of upbringing was that football wise?

Good up, I played from very young age through school systems and through international age groups and stuff.

I played for an Irish league club called Corian, which is where I started. I didn't go down the traditional route of football where you know an apprenticeship and that type of thing.

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