For the Republic of
Ireland Boss Martin O’ Neill, the prospects of a draw is considered something
dreadful as their turn to shine has come and facing one of its tough and
hardened opponents in Group D to be as an all-around challenge.
With a competed field
in their group of play, the Boys in Green will have their hands full with
Georgia, Austria, Wales, Moldova and Serbia.
Being Serbia on of its
toughest of tests and opening match in the qualifiers.
It will not come easy
for the Green Army if their intentions are to net a direct ticket to the
elimination rounds scheduled in November 2017 and once again play in another
international event, considered this the world’s utmost event of football.
Going to Belgrade and
face their first test it won’t come easy against an initial eleven dispersed throughout
all of Europe most important leagues- alongside it’s not so easy to deal crowds
known for their unwelcoming of receptions.
Still the show must
go on and for the Boys in Green, it is necessary if they want to play their one
of a kind game as the one they performed and netted them their EURO qualification,
and this being their main goal of repeating the feat and book their ticket to
Russia 2018.
The prospects of
making the feat can be a bit difficult but not impossible, as the Republic of Ireland
making history in the EURO qualifiers defeating Germany and in the tournament
doing the ultimate with Italy, not bad for the Boys of Eire.
Those defeats became
a shoot of optimism for the Green Army that at the end despite circumstances
and oddities of not getting their direct passes, but one thing they earned
their right to dispute it via an special playoff where the O’ Neill Boys did it
with style beating a hardened Bosnia Herzegovina.
As in EURO the
Republic of Ireland did a good performance after their first match draw against
Sweden then a horrible loss to Belgium and a notable win over Italy to advance into quarterfinals and barely lose to
the hosts France.
Now in the WC 2018 qualifiers,
the Emerald Isle squad will have its hands full with a Serbian National squad,
Austria and Wales being these the all-time favorites to make the ultimate of miracles
and net its pass with their one of a kind football displayed lately.
As many see the likes
of Moldova and Georgia as an easy deal, still the prospects of delivering three
easy points considered too risky as many state that there is no thing than an
easy foe, for Ireland Boss Martin O’ Neill he will be very cautious.
Especially when they
play their cross the channel foes in Wales showing off a much renewed and top
of the line game, these may become favorites to win their group.
For the Republic of Ireland,
their prospects and all around challenges for Manager Martin O’ Neill once
again will be in an arduous test of will and endurance in their upcoming matches
with Serbia as their first test away and returning to Dublin and face Georgia.
The Green Army will
have its hands full and with Serbia will be a one of a kind and tough foe to
play as this squad is one complete heavyweight adversary- player per player.
At the end, anything
is possible and for the Boys in Green, opportunity can arise with a display of
a good game filled with lots of ambition and consistency that can deliver the
ultimate of feats in playing into the grand fete of the world Cup.
Something not seen
since the time of that legendary English Manager Jack Charlton who took the Republic
of Ireland to two World Cups and one Euro, maybe O’ Neill can do the same with
this squad.
For starters, the
first test will be the Serbian Eagles to play at Rajko Mitci Stadium at
Belgrade, being this is the first test for the Republic Of Ireland in the qualifiers,
and try to make a stand to Slavijub Islan squad being a tough test.
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