Former Coventry City manager Chris Coleman has no doubts in his ability as a manager.
Coleman, who is coming up to a year into his role as manager of Wales following the death of Gary Speed and has lost five out of the six matches he has been in charge of, told BBC Wales: "I never questioned myself.
"When you're a manager you've got to have thick skin. I certainly have.
"You've got to have your own mind and be strong enough to take the criticism and it comes everybody's way.
"You've got to get through that, keep believing in yourself and just get on with the job, which I've always done."
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