Ireland v Israel: Hallgrímsson would accept neutral venue even if it hampers winning prospects 

Heightened pressure on the FAI over the last week – from player attitudes and fan protests – has prompted the hierarchy to consider moving the October 4 fixture out of the country.
Ireland head coach Heimir Hallgrímsson removes tennis balls that were thrown onto the pitch. Pic: Ryan Byrne/Inpho

Ireland head coach Heimir Hallgrímsson removes tennis balls that were thrown onto the pitch. Pic: Ryan Byrne/Inpho

Heimir Hallgrímsson says he will accept Ireland conceding home advantage against Israel, even if it hampers their winning prospects.

Heightened pressure on the FAI over the last week – from player attitudes and fan protests – has prompted the hierarchy to consider moving the October 4 fixture out of the country.

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