O'Neil ends 'crazy three days' with Strasbourg cup canter

"It's been a crazy three days," the Englishman said after the game. "Obviously it moved very, very fast, but today it was important that we got the job done," he added. In Normandy, Strasbourg did not falter after losing one English coach, Liam Rosenior, to Chelsea, and unveiling another one in former Wolves boss O'Neill on Wednesday. "The scoreline 6-0 makes it look easy, but it's only easy because we did things properly from the moment I came training on Thursday and training yesterday," O'Neil said.