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Published 20:40 16 Feb 2016 GMT
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“If you’re not enjoying it there’s something drastically wrong. And if you want to become good at any sport... soccer, hurling, basketball, boxing, unless you really love something it’s hard to become really good at it, so enjoy it.
“Throw them (mobile phones) in the bin, throw them in the bin. Play football, practice.
“Kick the ball against the wall, play with your mates. Kids don’t climb trees anymore. So that’s my advice to you, enjoy football and climb trees.”
And the Republic of Ireland assistant manager also had a bit of craic with the kids in attendance by jokingly blaming his less-than-stellar disciplinary record on "bad referees."
“I’m guessing you should be at school, should you? So maybe that’s why they’re really happy, not because I’m here!” he said, in quotes appearing in ChronicleLive.
“I made one or two mistakes, but that’s part of life. I’m not standing up here with a halo on my head.
“When you play sport you get injured sometimes, or you injure somebody.
“I was unfortunate I came across a lot of bad referees! For some reason they were always giving me red cards! But you have to respect the officials as well, kids.”Live sport on TV in Ireland this weekend – Football and GAA – June 26th-28th
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