Shiels’ side face Austria on Monday in their next Euro 2022 matchNorthern Ireland manager Kenny Shiels has said there is a need for realism when assessing his team’s performances at Euro 2022.Shiels said he was proud of how his team responded to conceding two early goals as they lost 4-1 to Norway in their opening match of the tournament.Julie Nelson scored what was a historic goal at St Mary’s in NI’s first-ever match at a major tournament.”The scoreline was hard to take,” the former Kilmarnock boss said.”I thought we deserved better than that but we are three years into this programme and it will take 10 years to take us into the top… Click below to read the full story from BBC Sport
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Euro 2022: NI boss Kenny Shiels says they have ‘created a monster’ by growing too quickly
