Martin O'Neill still hopeful Declan Rice will declare for Ireland despite some England advantages

Martin O'Neill says he is still hopeful Declan Rice will commit his international future to the Republic of Ireland, but admits some circumstances favour England.

Martin O'Neill still hopeful Declan Rice will declare for Ireland despite some England advantages
Tue, 06 Nov, 2018 - 12:12

Martin O’Neill has still not given up hope that young West Ham star Declan Rice will eventually declare for the Republic of Ireland.

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