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The Latest Breaking News from Kenny Shiels

Linfield vs Glentoran: Michael Gault says Glens owe fans big performance or it's "lights out on title"

Glentoran trail Linfield by six points following last week's 4-0 drubbing by Crusaders

Belfast Live

Kenny Shiels' daughter hits out at "character assassination" of her father

Shiels' daughter Lauren Kearney says some of the criticism "has been shocking"

Belfast Live

The scenes that ‘no one likes to see’ that everyone likes to see

In today’s Fiver: The brouhaha at Atlético Madrid v Manchester City

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Northern Ireland women’s manager Kenny Shiels backed by players after ‘too emotional’ comments

Shiels’ comments attracted criticism from pundits, former players and politicians

The Independent UK

Ballymena United announce new Irish Cup semi-final date

The tie has been delayed due to Glentoran's appeals process over their dismissal from the competition

Belfast Live

OLD NI captain Marissa Callaghan backs Kenny Shiels after controversial comments

Shiels’ comments attracted criticism from pundits, former players and politicians.

The Independent UK

James McClean describes Kenny Shiels as 'the gift that keeps on giving' after 'women are more emotional' remark

Nortern Ireland boss claimed that women are more emotional than men and are more likely to concede goals in succession

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Kenny Shiels: Northern Ireland team stand by under-fire manager over controversial ‘emotional women’ claim

The Northern Ireland Women’s football team have backed manager Kenny Shiels despite the controversy over his claim that his team conceded goals because women are too emotional.

Evening Standard

Northern Ireland captain Marissa Callaghan issues statement on Kenny Shiels comments

"Kenny has transformed the game here in Northern Ireland because he understands how to get the best out of his players."

Belfast Live

James McClean takes aim at Kenny Shiels after 'women are more emotional' remark

The Republic of Ireland international said Shiels is the "gift that keeps on giving"

Irish Mirror

Northern Ireland women’s soccer coach apologizes for claiming ‘women are more emotional than men’

Maybe he was the emotional one.

Tribune News Service

Stephanie Roche blasts Kenny Shiels as she labels controversial remark 'the worst thing I've heard in football'

The RTE pundit was reacting to his claim that women are more susceptible to conceding goals in quick succession because they are 'more emotional' than men

Irish Mirror

6 most controversial Kenny Shiels moments from Celtic 'Paranoid FC' dig to box office Hearts manager feud

The 65-year-old has hit the headlines again after a comment about the women's game.

Daily Record

Kenny Shiels’ talk of ‘emotional’ women is unacceptable. Football deserves better

Northern Ireland Women manager’s comments send a poor message and were not adequately addressed by his apology

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Could this be the year for a long-awaited European breakthrough?

In today’s Fiver: Submarines, Bayern TV and an inevitable final

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland boss Kenny Shiels apologises for women ‘more emotional than men’ comment

The women’s team manager immediately came under fire after suggesting his side lacked an ability to overcome setbacks during the game

AFP

N. Ireland boss apologises after saying women 'more emotional' than men

London (AFP) - Northern Ireland women's team boss Kenny Shiels has apologised after he came under fire for claiming female footballers concede goals in clusters because they are "more emotional than men".

Evening Standard

Kenny Shiels: Northern Ireland boss sorry for saying women footballers are ‘more emotional than men’

Northern Ireland boss Kenny Shiels has apologised for claiming that female footballers are “more emotional” than their male counterparts following his side’s heavy defeat by England.

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Daily Record

Kenny Shiels apologises for 'women are more emotional' remark after Northern Ireland boss slammed for bizarre claim

The 65-year-old has come under fire for comments made in his post-match interview following a World Cup qualifying defeat to England.

Belfast Live

Kenny Shiels issues apology over controversial post-match comments

"I am sorry for the offence that they have caused."

Daily Mirror

Ian Wright's perfect response to Kenny Shiels after "women are more emotional" remark

Northern Ireland Women manager Kenny Shiels clamed "women are more emotional than men" after England defeated his team 5-0 in a World Cup qualifier on Tuesday evening

Daily Mirror

Northern Ireland boss Kenny Shiels criticised for "women more emotional than men" claim

The controversial comments after England's women's team beat Northern Ireland 5-0 led to backlash for the coach, with former England striker Ian Wright among those to call out the 65-year-old

Belfast Live

Kenny Shiels slammed for 'women are more emotional than men' comments after England defeat

Shiels was speaking after Northern Ireland lost 5-0 to England on Tuesday night

Evening Standard

Northern Ireland boss Kenny Shiels claims ‘women more emotional than men’ after England defeat

Northern Ireland manager Kenny Shiels has provoked significant controversy after claiming that “girls and women are more emotional than men” after his side’s heavy defeat by England on Tuesday night.

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland boss Kenny Shiels claims ‘women are more emotional than men’

Shiels was speaking after his side’s 5-0 thrashing by England in front of a bumper 15,348 crowd at Windsor Park.

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