Martin O'Neill

But some of the matches that they played in had that, you know, for instance, had that second goal had gone in.

I know it's ifs, buts and maybes and keep those out of the equation and eventually the results are what it's all about.

but there were moments and matches there if they'd been able to score that second goal you never know that you know things could have been different you just need a little bit of luck and somewhere along the way and i i you know i look back at my time i know it's a fairly lengthy time ago but when i was at leicester couldn't win a game to save my life and crowd you know very restive very restive indeed that's putting it mildly and um

We got a bit of luck away from Filbert Street where we won two games in about three or four days and eased the pressure.

And I had just come into the football club as well.

So I understand these things.

So we got a bit of luck.

We finally got promotion.

It was great.

Things went really brilliantly for me after that.

Naturally, I do.

I don't know whether, what sort of, what sort of, what shall I say, the strength of the squad of, for instance, Motherwell or Hibbs or somebody, I really don't know that there.

Certainly, I watched the game against Motherwell and they were brilliant against us, really brilliant in the game.

So, I don't know that, but Rangers, obviously, big enemies and Hearts have got...

They've had momentum all season, you know.

They've been able to win some big games.

So, yeah, it is a difficult task for us, you know.

But it's one that we've got 18 games still left, you know.

I thought every new manager steps in and says, oh, the training was great today.

And it was fine.