Its not going to change anyones opinion of him, people are still going to love or hate him as before but as a football fan it is a good read
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/...241589471.html
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Its not going to change anyones opinion of him, people are still going to love or hate him as before but as a football fan it is a good read
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/...241589471.html
Thanks for posting that..brilliant read.
Do i detect this post being a long topic??????:p
is anyone getting bored of keane? Ive certainly had enough. Roy stop the spin doctoring to suit yourself its been done for years. Just lye down and find some other thing to do, outside of football. Not too many care anymore.
"'The staff came in and said Clive Clarke has had a heart attack. I said, ‘Is he okay? I’m shocked they found one, you could never tell by the way he plays’.
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Once a w***er, always a w***er. He never did seem to care whether or not another professional would ever play again. Or in Clarkey's case, survive.
Good read and clears a few things up. Good luck to him if he does manage another club - the more Irish managers the better in my book. He is box office (some love him and some fans actually hate the man) and this will no doubt run and run for a few days but I don't blame him for getting his views on what went down. A lot of people stuck the knife in after he left and he had to bide his time until the dust settled before he clarified the goings on.
but he is always talking to media half his problem the last time was chatting to the media way too much...
Its ok if things happen once or twice but they are happening the whole time with him that you then realise where the blame lies...
Roy will be back, probably with a London club, some time in the future. It was far too difficult to persuade players to come all the way up to cold Sunderland to play.
I think he would be a good manager for a mid-sized club like Portsmouth, but I think he'll wait and take over somewhere like Spurs or Manchester City even. More money means better success for a guy like Roy.
Is'nt Manchester pretty far from London?
In fairness I think this is the first time he has talked to any media since he left Sunderland.Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
Did you read the article?Quote:
Originally Posted by Crosby87
Portsmouth is pretty far from London as well mate. Read the article.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crosby87
"not too many care" I don't think so, love him or loathe him, the article in todays IT, is the most e-mailed, and second most read, thats box office!Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
He was one of the greatest as a player and have no doubt he will be one of the greatest as a manager. His next job might take him away from manchester but he will be back
Deluded. He has already shown he is not capable of being a great football manager. He is not a people person and that will continue to be his downfall.Quote:
Originally Posted by pcplod
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Originally Posted by maroon ultra
Matter of opinion I suppose but getting a team from bottom to winning the championship in his debut season then keeping them in the top flight the next has to stand for something. He is a perfectionist not a bad trait to have in any manager IMO
You dont need criticism from someone like Cascarino who cant even manage his own passport let alone manage a football team. Absolute muppet. Stick to the poker Cas.
I read it. Typical Humphreys article, with short, supposedly "punchy" sentences.
One of those short "punchy" sentences, which was repeated more than once was, "You learn". But the impression that I got from the article was that Keane hadn't learnt much at all - from reading the article, and his comments, you got the impression he left because of disagreements with the chairman, but all else was fine. That, obviously was not the (full) story.
Easy mate, you said he is probably going to end up with a london club. Or manchester? Ahh so you are predicting he ends up with a london club or....a club somewhere else. Wow. Really putting it out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colbert Report
I think he should manage the cork hurlers. Stephen Ireland could be bagman.
good piece - i dislike keane for what he did for his country , but at the same time he's honest , no doubt he'll be back
Roy Keane has fallen into the the "disappearing up your own ass trap" that happens to many successful/famous people.
I am sure it is very difficult to avoid this when everyone that you have dealings with just clap you on the back and tell you how great you are and never question your judgment. Roy believes that many others have disappeared up their own ass but cannot recognise that he is also one of the disappeared.
Roy climb down out of your ass you buck eejit and if you really want to become a manager go learn your trade at a less high profile club or as an assistant somewhere and try to learn some communication/people skills and remember even the infallible Roy Keane is just as human as the next gob****e.
I do recall when Naill Quinn was on football foucs and he had nothing but praise for Mr Keane after he walked away .
Now with Keane I would say this is something to do with hey everybody look at me I am still around and I would even take a job in the Championship hint hint wink wink .
This was all done for that reason , use the media as some times it cuts both ways with them .:mad:
Like say a club thats bottom of the league heading to Division Three. Somewhere like that ?Quote:
Originally Posted by seanfhear
...just like Bobby Charlton was ...and Brian Robson. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by pcplod
...as in Manchester United? The whistling sound in the background is the price of shares in MU PLC.Quote:
Originally Posted by pcplod
But when the going got tough he had to get out of the kitchen because he had not gotten the experience to deal with the pressure.Quote:
Originally Posted by stojkovic
There are very few managers that have done exceptionally well in their first job in management, mistakes are always made and they learn from the experience and improve,Steve Bruce is a good example of that. I think Keane did better than most in his first job but the mistakes he made build up and it was time for him to move on.I have no doubts that he will go on to do well in his next job when he starts again with a clean slate and the things he has learned at Sunderland will stand to him.
Why is this in the Ireland International team Forum?
Does he not have enough Ireland caps to qualify for the Irish forum???Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
WHY IS THIS UNDER THE "IRELAND" FORUM :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Razors left peg
I think this is the only Irish international we'd have people asking these questions for. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Scram
66 caps might have something to do with itQuote:
Originally Posted by Scram
the mans a legend and im a pool fan if you cant say he was probably the best footballer of his generation you shouln't be near a football forum. And to say he doesn't care is crap just look at what the man does for charities around this country and with no publicity i might add. I hes going to be ridiculed for being a perfectionist then more fool you cause if we had a few more like him in the team in saipan instead of the windy b***ards we had we could have surprised a few people at that tournament.Quote:
Originally Posted by peadar1987
Have you read the article??Quote:
Originally Posted by seanfhear
He pegged it when Short was doing a missus on his case wondering where he was and why he didn't live in Sunderland with his family.
This despite Quinn, Short and Drumaville all living away from Sunderland.
Keane left for the same reason Rafa is having so much hassle at Liverpool (and I ain't a Liverpool fan) he could see the writing on the wall with Short on his case, questioing his signings, his motives etc.
I applaud him for leaving rather than be bossed by Short and sitting palying waiting game potentially to be sacked and taking his severence pay unlike so many others in the game.
Ya that Walkers crisp ad was just unforgiveable!!!!! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Royal rover
His comments on clive Clare were bang out of order
Im a big Keane fan but have to agree on that oneQuote:
Originally Posted by NeilMcD
Well aware of the fact that posting at this time on a monday morning and not having the sort of username that commands respect, i'll still throw in my two pence. Reading tomorrows articles, the guardian and the times specifically, i amplify my general dislike for the media. They've taken a lot of stuff out of context. I may argue the case a little better tomorrow.
But on balance, i like roy. Night
The comments on Clarke are completely inappropriate and unnecessary.
Seems a bit hypocritical criticizing the prima donna's on his team, and then leaving at the first hint of criticism from the ownership as well.
Great follow up in todays Indo here. As usual Vincent Hogan is right on the money.
Makes you wonder why the Independent is publishing a commentary on an article published in the Times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Superhoops