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Published 15:09 26 Oct 2017 BST
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"I haven’t put him in this squad although he is making good progress and we’ll see what the next ten days might bring," O'Neill said at the squad announcement on Thursday. "I’ve spoken to him and he’s making good progress. "Jon has played and he’s played this season. He played for us quite recently so we’ll see – let’s see what the next seven, eight or nine days bring."There was also a glimmer of good news for Seamus Coleman who hasn't played since that horrific Neil Taylor tackle back in March against Wales. O'Neill said that the playoffs have come too early for the Donegal native but, had they come in December a month later, it might well be a "different story". Coleman's progress to get to that point in just seven months is incredible and really shows the metal that lines the man.
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