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Which Irish international football manager are you?

Are you more of a Jack Charlton or a Martin O’Neill?
9.30pm, 7 Oct 2015
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What's the most important thing to remember in football?
Put em under pressure!
Take each game on its merits.

Ensuring the cat remains firmly in the sack.
Not having unrealistic expectations
Who is the best of these retro bands?
Pet Shop Boys
The Shadows

The Kinks
I don't really listen to music.
Which of these results was the most devastating for you personally?
1-1 with Scotland (2015)
0-0 with Liechtenstein (1995)

0-1 against Northern Ireland (1979)
1-1 France (2009)
Who's your favourite film director?
Steven Spielberg
Stanley Kubrick

Whoever directed Gone with the Wind.
I don't really watch films
Who do you blame after a bad result?
The referee.
The media.

Yourself
The players
Who's the greatest Irish footballer of all time?
Roy Keane
Robbie Keane

Paul McGrath
Liam Brady
Who's your greatest footballing nemesis?
Toni Kroos
Salvatore Schillaci

Shaun Maloney
Kevin Keegan
Which Premier League team do you support?
Man United
Newcastle

Man City
Liverpool
Which of these League of Ireland teams do you support?
Shamrock Rovers
Derry City

Galway United
Don't watch it.
Which of these is the ideal preparation for a big game?
Eating a nice healthy dinner of fish and chips.
A sing-song with the lads.

A night at the theatre
Video analysis.
Answer all the questions to see your result!
You scored out of !
Jack Charlton
You love the long ball-style and are a no-nonsense individual.
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You scored out of !
John Giles
You believe in players and a cultured style of football.
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You scored out of !
Martin O'Neill
You're confident you can get the best out of your players on the big occasion.
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You scored out of !
Giovanni Trapattoni
We are Ireland, not Brazil, and need to play accordingly.
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