IT was the interview that got everyone talking - and now TNT Sports reporter Connie McLaughlin has taken to social media last night to clear up a crucial detail about her extraordinary pre-match chat with Martin O'Neill. She said that…

TNT Sports reporter Connie McLaughlin has addressed social media speculation following an awkward pre-match interview with Celtic manager Martin O'Neill. The exchange occurred before Celtic's match against Ferencvaros, during which O'Neill took issue with questions regarding his decision to start goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo over Sam Johnstone.
McLaughlin clarified on Instagram that O'Neill did not refer to her as "honey," as some fans believed, but had actually said "Connie." Supporters had previously criticized O'Neill's defensive responses during the broadcast, with some labeling the interview a "car crash."
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