Daniel McDonnell: Heimir may not be cause of Irish crisis but there's no evidence he's the solution

"Anger is futile amid clear sense another Ireland regime is nearing end of the road In a different place and time, there might have been cause to pore over Heimir Hallgrimsson's post-match comments on Tuesday evening and get animated about the inconsistencies. The Icelander has been praised for his communication skills and clarity of delivery as Ireland manager but he is now beginning to say things that don't really stand up to scrutiny."

"In a different place and time, there might have been cause to pore over Heimir Hallgrimsson's post-match comments on Tuesday evening and get animated about the inconsistencies. The Icelander has been praised for his communication skills and clarity of delivery as Ireland manager but he is now beginning to say things that don't really stand up to scrutiny."

Anger is futile as another Ireland regime appears increasingly likely to reach its end. Heimir Hallgrimsson's post-match remarks show inconsistencies that invite scrutiny. The Icelander previously earned praise for communication skills and clarity while managing Ireland. Recent comments, however, fail to withstand careful examination and signal a decline in coherent messaging. Growing questions about consistency and credibility have emerged around the manager. The shift from clear delivery to contradictory statements heightens uncertainty about the team's leadership and future direction under the current regime.

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