Although the first half-colored in Crete, the Irish Republic was not united, Ward said the first half of the halve was a motivational saying.
“I think in the first half was really a calm message that only reminds what we are following,” he said.
“We didn’t seem to look at the places we wanted and we were looking forward to their extension.
The English director admitted that the introduction to McCaeib was the key to the change, but that he had to manage the Arsenal midfielders because he had brought such a calf.
“We knew it had 45 minutes, so we had an option to start and we have to get it out, but I wanted to go, which had a great influence like Marisa, I think it was a structural effort.
Ward also praised Barrett, who scored his 50th goal with a good fourth goal after coming on the pitch.
“What a player and a player to work with him.
“It’s the ability to achieve his goal. He’s a big moment,” the player said.