Keane - McCarthy - Let this be the end of it

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31/10/2006, 3:55 PM
Dawn_Run

Keane - McCarthy - Let this be the end of it

From rte.ie

McCarthy reveals Keane reconciliation
Tuesday, 31 October 2006 4:36

Roy Keane will face his former nemesis when Sunderland travel to Molineux on November 24

Wolves manager Mick McCarthy and Sunderland counterpart Roy Keane have made up their differences after their World Cup spat in 2002.

McCarthy told the club's official website: 'I wanted to enquire about a couple of players and I always believe that you should speak to the manager direct.

'That's no different with Roy now he is manager at Sunderland, so I picked up the phone and he accepted the call.

'We both felt it was the right time to talk and it was a cordial conversation. We chatted about the players and a couple of other things that will remain private.

The former Republic of Ireland boss believes the time has come to move on and added: 'It's been four years now and it should be put to bed. Life goes on. The only two people who weren't getting anything out of it were me and Roy.

'It's the media that drives it on and we've both got difficult enough jobs without others putting spanners in it.'

Wolves, who face Sunderland at Molineux on November 24, could soon have Black Cats defender Neill Collins in their line-up.

McCarthy is closing in on a loan deal for former Scotland Under-21 defender Collins, whom he signed from Dumbarton in 2004 when in charge at Sunderland.
31/10/2006, 4:08 PM
OwlsFan

Good man Mick. Always the gentleman.
31/10/2006, 4:12 PM
blobbyblob

The Next Ireland Joint Managers
31/10/2006, 4:13 PM
livehead1

Very unlucky to be sacked from Ireland, and i dont think im alone in the belief that he should possibly still be in the job now.
31/10/2006, 4:16 PM
Dawn_Run

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Originally Posted by blobbyblob

The Next Ireland Joint Managers

Me and OwlsFan?
31/10/2006, 4:19 PM
blobbyblob

Ehhhhhh! - No!
31/10/2006, 4:22 PM
Donal81

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dawn_Run

The former Republic of Ireland boss believes the time has come to move on and added: 'It's been four years now and it should be put to bed. Life goes on. The only two people who weren't getting anything out of it were me and Roy.

'It's the media that drives it on and we've both got difficult enough jobs without others putting spanners in it.'

Maybe he shouldn't have written a book about it then.
31/10/2006, 4:23 PM
Dawn_Run

Anyone else see it as a tad hypocritical of McCarthy coming out and bringing it all up again by saying that it should be put to bed? I'd forgotten all about it until he goes and makes a statement. Eejit - he's scared of what might happen on Nov 24th if you ask me.
31/10/2006, 4:28 PM
OwlsFan

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dawn_Run

Anyone else see it as a tad hypocritical of McCarthy coming out and bringing it all up again by saying that it should be put to bed? I'd forgotten all about it until he goes and makes a statement. Eejit - he's scared of what might happen on Nov 24th if you ask me.

Why say "Let this be the end of it" and then post a comment like that? I think he's taken the steam out of the forthcoming game and fair dues to him.
31/10/2006, 4:52 PM
Fergie's Son

The right move for both of them. Takes the sting out of the game which is not a bad thing at all.
31/10/2006, 5:08 PM
tricky_colour

I notice Roy seems to have grown a beard. I saw it in an interview
for Sky Sports today, I can find a picture of it yet though.
31/10/2006, 5:22 PM
dr_peepee

Christy Brown!!
31/10/2006, 5:25 PM
ken foree

i lament the loss of the beard in football. i mean c'mon.. we're men!
31/10/2006, 5:37 PM
zinedineontour

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dawn_Run

Anyone else see it as a tad hypocritical of McCarthy coming out and bringing it all up again by saying that it should be put to bed? I'd forgotten all about it until he goes and makes a statement. Eejit - he's scared of what might happen on Nov 24th if you ask me.

not at all .. its been well and truly done to the death discussing this .. time to build a bridge . he was enquiring about players course there gonna have a chat . its over .
31/10/2006, 7:07 PM
bennocelt

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fergie's Son

The right move for both of them. Takes the sting out of the game which is not a bad thing at all.

yeah agreed, i kind of guessed something like this would happen
i like roy keane, and i like mick, two great servants of irish football, its good to see them doing ok with their clubs
31/10/2006, 7:59 PM
Brooklyn ZMB

I would have love to have been inside Keane's head for that phonecall.
31/10/2006, 8:17 PM
Marked Man

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dawn_Run

Anyone else see it as a tad hypocritical of McCarthy coming out and bringing it all up again by saying that it should be put to bed? I'd forgotten all about it until he goes and makes a statement. Eejit - he's scared of what might happen on Nov 24th if you ask me.

Forgotten all about Saipan, had you? Somehow I don't believe you.
31/10/2006, 9:00 PM
theworm2345

Great---now if we can just bring them back in time 4.25 years well be in business
01/11/2006, 8:25 AM
nedder

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dawn_Run

Anyone else see it as a tad hypocritical of McCarthy coming out and bringing it all up again by saying that it should be put to bed? I'd forgotten all about it until he goes and makes a statement. Eejit - he's scared of what might happen on Nov 24th if you ask me.

No,
Fair play to Mick for picking up the phone..
01/11/2006, 8:27 AM
Dr. Ogba

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Originally Posted by ken foree

i lament the loss of the beard in football. i mean c'mon.. we're men!

Olof Mellberg - greatest beard in football today, perhaps even ever...:D

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