Never mind the quality, count the points: Martin O'Neill's mixed legacy

As the positive results dried up, there was nothing to provide hope or entertainment for the fans who deserted him last week, writes Paul Kelly.

Never mind the quality, count the points: Martin O'Neill's mixed legacy

As the positive results dried up, there was nothing to provide hope or entertainment for the fans who deserted him last week, writes Paul Kelly.

In the end, as John Delaney told Marian Finucane after Steve Staunton’s departure in 2007, a manager’s position becomes impossible when his own supporters turn against him.

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