Stuart Dallas on International Football's Influence on Premier League Aspirations
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Summary
Former Northern Ireland footballer Stuart Dallas reflects on how international football helped him believe he belonged in the Premier League. Despite a disappointing result against Denmark, there are positives to take from the game, providing a learning experience for the young squad.
Key quotes
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'It's a new era for Northern Ireland'
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