Paul Cooney

But you'd come in here and your phone never stopped.

And people say that sometimes.

Ah, you know, you were at smaller clubs or whatever.

That must be... Because you can handle the pressure, both of you, because you've played.

At Rangers, you played at Celtic in some of the biggest games in the world.

But in management, at whatever level, it's 24-7.

And at least at Rangers, Barry, you had great people around you.

Football management.

Well, Martin O'Neill, aged 73, 74 in March, got the call on Monday from Dermot Desmond.

And yesterday he faced the media for the first time.

How did it feel to be back, Martin?

And what about watching, it was what, November, December the 3rd when Martin O'Neill had those moments, I think, just 15 minutes with Wilfred Nance.

How tough was it for him to watch the players that had been his players for, what, six weeks, watching those difficult games?

But it was touch and go.

Andy, is he going to perform his magic again in the next five months?

Yeah, I think you'll certainly see a new system that the players will be more comfortable with.

You won't see guys like Luke McCown playing as a wing-back and other players playing out of position.

I think Ralston will probably, if he's going to play, he'll play as a full-back, which he's comfortable with doing.

He's got experience there.

He's got international football under his belt.