article_snippet: O'Connell struck a penalty well wide with the score at 2-0, but somehow avoided punishment.
article_snippet: O'Connell was determined to find success in football and would let nothing stand in O'Connell way.
article_snippet: O'Connell left Mike's wife at Newcastle station in 1920 after Mike's wife had travelled there to plead with O'Connell to return home.
article_snippet: It was the last time O'Connell would see Mike's wife and O'Connell married again in Spain, another Irishwoman called Mike's wife.
article_snippet: At Ashington, O'Connell was made player-manager and had O'Connell first taste in running a club, before the sniff of adventure took O'Connell abroad.
article_snippet: But for all O'Connell heroics in Spain, when O'Connell returned to England in 1958 O'Connell faded into destitution before O'Connell died in London a year later where O'Connell remains in an unmarked grave.