Simple stuff when you think about it.
James McClean is certain to be a part of Ireland’s Euro 2016 squad when it is announced next Tuesday.
The Derry man flew around the pitch again on Friday night as Ireland earned a 1-1 draw with Netherlands at the Aviva.
The West Brom player has been used as an auxiliary front-man by Martin O’Neill in some games, and his pace, as well as aggression, is a serious addition to Ireland’s attacking options next month in France.
The former Sunderland player does often have brain fart moments too, but Paul McGrath feels he can be a star for us next month.
The former Ireland centre-half was in the crowd to see Ireland just miss out on beating the Dutch, and afterwards, McClean stopped the ex-Manchester United man for a selfie.
Taking to his own twitter, McGrath has just a few words of simple, but worldly advice for the 27-year-old.
This kid has everything to be a success at the Euros,keep the head and let the feet do the business. #selfiemastered pic.twitter.com/x3P26z4ZPK
— Paul McGrath (@Paulmcgrath5) May 28, 2016
Look how happy McClean is to get a selfie with McGrath.
Let’s hope he listens to McGrath, and takes his advice on board.’
