Aiden O’Brien eager to cement his place in Martin O’Neill’s starting plans

In the perennial Robbie Keane succession stakes, you could say that Aiden O’Brien has a head-start on the rest of the current competition.

Aiden O’Brien eager to cement his place in Martin O’Neill’s starting plans

In the perennial Robbie Keane succession stakes, you could say that Aiden O’Brien has a head-start on the rest of the current competition.

Which is a nice way of making the pretty sobering point that, with a header on his senior debut away to Poland in September, the Millwall striker did what the five other forward contenders in the latest Irish squad — Scott Hogan, Sean Maguire, Callum Robinson, Ronan Curtis, and Michael Obafemi — have yet to do: score for their country.

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