“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.”
Senegalese striker El-Hadji Diouf is on his way to join up with his old boss Big Sam Allardyce at Blackburn after Sunderland agreed to a believed 2.8 Million Pound fee.
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.
With Roy Keane out, the Mirror is reporting that the Sunderland gig is going to either Gordon Strachan or big Sam Allardyce. Other names allgedely in the mix…Alan Curbishley, freaky deaky Steve Mclaren and David O’Leary. Who do you think would be the better choice?
Former Manchester United and Ireland midfielder Roy Keane has resigned from Sunderland after three days of negotiations following their losing the last 5 out of 6 and slipping into the Relegation zone in the Barclay’s Premiership standings.
Big “Buzzkill” Phil and “Killjoy” Keano have forbidden their players from flying to Miami for a lavish bash this Christmas hosted by hip-hop stars Lil Wayne and Akon and including Kanye, Gwen and Michael Jackson. “The footballers were really up for a big night out but the bosses have said no.”
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UPDATE - Seems like the FA didn’t like what they heard as they have officially charged Newcastle head coach Joe Kinnear with “Improper Conduct”.
After branding Martin Atkinson a “Mickey Mouse referee” following Newcastle’s 2 - 1 defeat to Fulham at Craven Cottage, the English Football Association has chosen not to fine manager Joe Kinnear and instead has warned him of future conduct.
Speaking at his post-match press conference, he said: “[Claudio] Cacapa was on the ball and [Andy] Johnson completely pushes him out the way, nicks the ball and gets the penalty.
