It was hard not to notice when the game is so dull.
A section of Republic of Ireland supporters used Friday evening’s game against Gibraltar to hold a protest of sorts against John Delaney’s tenure.
The FAI’s chief executive came under more pressure in light of revelations that the country accepted a FIFA payment after Ireland’s loss to France in the World Cup 2010 playoffs – Henry-gate, if you really don’t remember.
And, during Martin O’Neill’s side’s clash with the Group D minnows, a group of fans sat in the front row with ‘Delaney Out’ spelled on their t-shirts.
It’s just a shame for John that the ball wasn’t just constantly in the Gibraltar net.
Hard to make out in this pic but Irish fans in front row wearing t shirts to spell 'Delaney Out' pic.twitter.com/8IucXpaerf
— Paul O'Hehir (@paulohehir) September 4, 2015
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