<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>MARTIN O’NEILL has dismissed any suggestion he does not have the fight to guide Sunderland out of the relegation zone, insisting there is still plenty of fire in his belly.
O’Neill is involved in his first relegation<wm> with Sunderland as caretaker coach this term but remains confident he can help his team stay above Macclesfield Town in League Two's third tier.
He revealed his disappointment about his appointment following a first match in charge, with the first team flying from a five-point deficit to be relegated to the fourth division after the first leg.
“Sunderland is a club with tremendous history, with great ambitions at present, and that helps keep me going to be honest with you,” O’Neill said on</wm> Sunday.
“Any footballer who wants to be there for a club is not someone who can’t