Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "James McClean" in English language version.
The strike was one of the highlights of Match of the Day 2's weekend round-up, with the Belfast-born presenter proudly reminding viewers that this was a fellow countryman scoring in the Premier League — not something that happens too often nowadays — as he described McClean as 'Northern Irish'. Not me was McClean's response as he replied via his Twitter account: "Colin Murray get it right will you, it's #irish"
That sure told him and besides, it is not the first battle McClean has had to fight on Twitter of late, with the left winger having to remind everybody that although his name is spelt McClean, it is actually pronounced McClane – just think of John McClane from Die Hard and you'll get the picture.
When Murray, who is from Belfast, commented that it was good to see a Northern Irishman scoring Sunderland's winner against Stoke, McClean's riposte, via Twitter, was unequivocal: "Colin Murray get it right will you, it's #irish."
