Irish legend Niall Quinn was on 98FM this morning.
He went to the 2002 World Cup as a 'back-up' player to the regular strikers, one of those being Robbie Keane.
Keane may have to fill a similar supportive role at Euro 2016 to the likes of Shane Long, Jon Walters and Daryl Murphy.
Quinn says it's a role his former Irish strike partner will have to adapt to.
He also spoke about Martin O’Neill, Roy Keane the manager, Ireland getting our football stadium back, Richie Towell’s move to Brighton and what could be done to help the League of Ireland.
Listen to Niall’s full interview on 98FM’s Now That’s What I Call Sport here
Niall Quinn was at Liffey Valley Shopping Centre to open Sky’s new state-of-the-art flagship retail store. It is one of 36 Sky Retail Stores in Ireland which provides new and existing customers advice and demonstrations of Sky products at shopping centres nationwide.
