Former Northern Ireland player and assistant manager Martin Harvey has died, aged 78.
Harvey - who earned 34 caps for his country between 1961-71 - was assistant to Billy Bingham at the 1982 World Cup finals Spain and again four years later in Mexico.
The tough-tackling defender played over 300 times for Sunderland during a 13-year spell with the Black Cats.
He spent his who playing career with the club before injury forced his early retirement at the age of 30.
After retiring, he remained at Sunderland as a coach and had his testimonial match against Newcastle in 1975 before moving to Carlisle United as number two to Bobby Moncur.
The pair then went to Plymouth in 1981, where Harvey briefly took charge when the Scotsman left the club, and was again appointed caretaker boss when Johnny Hore was dismissed.
Harvey went on to Jimmy Nicholl at Raith Rovers following the successive World Cup campaigns with Northern Ireland, helping Rovers win the Scottish First Division in 1993 and 1995.
A League Cup victory over Celtic in 1994 was another highlight of their time at the club.
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