Captaining one's country is a privilege. But wearing that armband can also be a heavy cross to bear even in the best of times. Thankfully for the Republic of Ireland's skipper Nathan Collins, he has Séamus Coleman to help him carry the burden. None more so than in this massive week for Irish football when the Boys in Green head to Prague with hopes of keeping the World Cup qualification fire burning bright. On Thursday, Collins will lead Ireland out into a hostile Fortuna Arena to take on Czechia in the eagerly anticipated play-off semi-final. And the Brentford centre-back is grateful that long-time former Ireland captain Coleman won his fitness battle to make the squad. The Donegal man...
