O'Neill puts faith in McGeady after disappointing defeat

Republic of Ireland boss Martin O'Neill is convinced Aiden McGeady can become a major asset on the international stage.

O'Neill puts faith in McGeady after disappointing defeat
Mon, 26 May, 2014 - 09:27

Republic of Ireland boss Martin O'Neill is convinced Aiden McGeady can become a major asset on the international stage.

The 28-year-old Everton winger turned in an impressive first-half display in last night's 2-1 friendly defeat by Turkey at the Aviva Stadium.

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