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Published 10:29 16 Apr 2018 BST
Kelly's comments follow Ireland manager Martin O'Neill's remarks last month where the Derry native said that he had tried to call the 22-year-old regarding selection only to be told that he wants to keep his options open via text message.
"You might want to ask about Liam Kelly, who I think wants to keep his options open at this minute," O'Neill said before last month's loss to Turkey in Antalya.
"Obviously he's born in England and wants to keep those options open and that's fine. What did I do? I did actually leave a message or two and he got back to me by text.
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