Morning all,
Found a interesting article with Roy Keane having a little chat about modern footballers.
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11661_2662106,00.html
He reckons that they are dictated by girlfriends and wifes. Quite a funny little article.
Found a interesting article with Roy Keane having a little chat about modern footballers.
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11661_2662106,00.html
He reckons that they are dictated by girlfriends and wifes. Quite a funny little article.
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That's why I pick Roy Keane to become one of the all-time
management greats. He calls a spade a spade, and I can imagine that
he'd be a great boss if you were an honest, commited,
gutsy footballer, the sort that you'd sweat blood and guts
for. The problem with today's footballers, as he says, is that a
lot of them are not like that.
Keane also has an aura on the sideline. I don't know how many
of you saw the win vs Spurs, but his mere presence seemed to add a
player to Sunderland's rank.
Nix, Leyton Orient and Alloa Athletic supporting schmuck.
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i like roy keane can't wait for his return to old trafford
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I'm amazed by how calm Keano comes across as, nothing like the
foamy-mouthed beast I always had him down as. Still they
didn't lose v spurs - early days yet. But i do wonder if the red
mist was left behind when he hung up his boots?
Hope so - football needs managers who care about the old
fashioned values in the game.
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I think anyone who spent time under the greatest ever, Brian
Clough, is already mentally prepared for the world of management.
The fact Keano (my all time hero, despite all the Red) was
also one of the most intelligent footy players ever means he is
going to be pretty damn good.
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i'd hate to see the dressing room if they get their asses handed to
them in a game. the man is a champ and i hope this isnt going to be
a one season stint in the EPL
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Well I would have hated by in the locker room after the 3-0 defeat
to Wigan defeat.
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