Keane's dressing room alienation has stifled his managerial career

Originally Posted by Baron_van_Marlon

I think Keane should knock the managerial stuff on the head, be a pundit - he'd be magnificent. Pay might be 10 times less, but so is the stress & he has enough cash already you'd imagine.

cant imagnie him tolerating sitting next to someone like lee dixon etc

Originally Posted by plopborsky

my mate played for him at sunderland and he was a utter #@&%!. This article is pritty much on the money

You've used the wrong login, the game is up Ploppy.

The only channel who'd employ him would be RTE. Way too abrasive for UK tv.

Originally Posted by Turin

Keane needs a "good cop" type assistant manager who is respected within the game. Whether anyone would work with him is another matter.

Most people like Prof Brian Cox at the moment - I think a Keane/Cox partnership would stand up well.

Originally Posted by Ginners

cant imagnie him tolerating sitting next to someone like lee dixon etc

I'd love to see him physically assault Dixon

Originally Posted by Turin

The only channel who'd employ him would be RTE. Way too abrasive for UK tv.

So be it. I can catch the highlights on YouTube.

Originally Posted by Ginners

That was quick

Originally Posted by Baron_van_Marlon

I'd love to see him physically assault Dixon

Agreed. Giving Foster the benefit of the doubt t'other night ffs

Originally Posted by Ginners

cant imagnie him tolerating sitting next to someone like lee dixon etc

Jamie Redknapp was afraid to say anything in front of Ruud Gullit.

Imagine Jaime in the middle of Roy Keane and Graeme Souness.

The devils advocate in me would suggest SAF bullied people for years and he's done alright out of it. You need an element of fear in a changing room.

Originally Posted by koppas

Jamie Redknapp was afraid to say anything in front of Ruud Gullit.

Imagine Jaime in the middle of Roy Keane and Graeme Souness.

would love to see that

Originally Posted by PaulParkersPubes

The devils advocate in me would suggest SAF bullied people for years and he's done alright out of it. You need an element of fear in a changing room.

An element yes, but Keane always comes across as having a big box full of sticks but no carrots. Clive.

Fergie is of course able to scream and shout with the best of them but he also knows when it's not needed.

Maybe I'm wrong but I can't imagine Keane being good at building up a player with fragile confidence.

Originally Posted by PaulParkersPubes

The devils advocate in me would suggest SAF bullied people for years and he's done alright out of it. You need an element of fear in a changing room.

Every documetary about fergies management says that he also knows how to put a player at ease and make them feel special when they are doing things right. I can't see Keano doing that. Sounds like he's all stick and no carrot to me. ooh err

edit: great minds

[quote=Baron_van_Marlon;2302757]I'd love to see him physically assault Dixon


i'd like to see him deck stinks of piss first

I'd love there to be a camera on roys face as stinks of piss goes on one of his oh so predictable boring monologues.

[quote=King Julian;2302787]

Originally Posted by Baron_van_Marlon

I'd love to see him physically assault Dixon


i'd like to see him deck stinks of piss first I'd love there to be a camera on roys face as stinks of piss goes on one of his oh so predictable boring monologues.

He had the chance at St James and absolutely bottled it.

Why swing and get sent off? May as well have just landed ffs, he was still gonna get his marching orders.

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Originally Posted by King Julian

He had the chance at St James and absolutely bottled it.

Why swing and get sent off? May as well have just landed ffs, he was still gonna get his marching orders.

Cliché number 87,452. Well done.

he swung and missed as I recall , stinks of piss having provoked him.

hence my delight at the thought of him actually contecting with SofP's smug boring @#%&!y face .

Agent Orange would leather Keane.

nqat

Big Dunc is the only footballer who could've decked Keano.

Probably why Keano never tried it on tbf.

Rio would batter any modern day footballer.

During one half-time break when the team was trailing 3-0, his decision to sit arms-folded in a chair in total silence contributed nothing to the chance of an improved second-half performance.

God forbid any of the Sunderland players should have farted then.