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There was a bit of a notion ahead of this game that the nation’s football fans were looking forward to it much like they might anticipate, say, root canal treatment, that their only yearning was for this qualifying campaign to end and be consigned to the dustbin of history.
It could be that something bad had happened in Home and Away immediately before the game, and if so apologies, but a lot of bad things have happened since this campaign got underway last March, so the offer of help and support was welcome.Manchester United share price tumbles after reports of reduced stake bid by Jim Ratcliffe
“It’s probably fair to say, things can only get better,” said Peter Collins. “The only way is up,” Shay Given agreed. “They’ll win today,” Stephen Kelly promised. “There’s nothing to fear from this Gibraltar side,” Peter added. By Darragh Maloney’s estimation, there were roughly five Gibraltarians in the ground and in or around 3,000 Irish fans, the bulk of them no doubt making their way from Paris to witness proper football. And they only had to wait eight-ish minutes before Evan Ferguson got in Gibraltar’s head by doing what the nation expects Evan Ferguson to do: he scored.
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