With Sol Campbell walking out on Notts County after just one match, Roy Keane has stepped up in defense of the 35 year old for having the guts to walk away while also indicating that there still could be a way to sign the player if his contract isn’t “terminated”.
All of them were undeserved… I mean, almost all of them. Can you imagine the tackles put in during training?
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“Sunderland boss Ricky Sbragia has hit back at the perceived recent slights of his predecessor Roy Keane by advising the Irishman to focus on his own job at Ipswich…and he also appeared to hint at an untold story behind Keane’s departure from the Stadium of Light.”
Reports coming out of England are suggesting that Roy Keane is set to become the new manager at 9th place Championship side Ipswich tomorrow with two games left in the season after the firing of Jim Magilton.
Gordon Strachan is expected to leave Celtic at the end of the season and SkyBet are already betting on who replace the canny Scot in charge at Celtic Park. Roy Keane is the 3/1 favourite to land the job after Strachan leaves.
In related news, ManUtd’s Darren Fletcher hails Roy Keane as his greatest influence on his career.
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Could Glasgow Rangers legend and current Assistant Coach Ally McCoist be next in line to fill the vacated Sunderland job after Roy Keane’s departure last week, the same team he played for between 1981 - 1983?
After walking away from Premiership side Sunderland last week ahead of their trip to Old Trafford against Manchester United, Roy Keane has addressed his future through a statement via the League Managers’ Association.
“We are top of the league, how can I be on the chart?”
“We used to call him 50 cent, because that’s about all he was worth….”
