Shrimpsvoices

quite bizarre. must have been for other than footballing reasons surely?
opinions?

When the going gets tough....Keane gets going. World Cup 2002 all over again.

Not to sure what I make of it to be honest. He's spent a fortune on mediocre players. Don't think they will go down, but the fact that they are even considered a relegation candidate given the amount of money that's been spent is laughable.

He's bought 33 mediocre players and played virtually all of them this season without a clue how to move forward.

For Alf-Inge Haarland, the 2002 World Cup and a few other episodes Roy Keane is someone I've never liked or admired. If he carried the kind of attitude that brought about those events into management he was always going to fail. And as for that beard...

RedRedWine wrote:When the going gets tough....Keane gets going. World Cup 2002 all over again.

Not to sure what I make of it to be honest. He's spent a fortune on mediocre players. Don't think they will go down, but the fact that they are even considered a relegation candidate given the amount of money that's been spent is laughable.

Agree 100% said months ago he'd choke it. He's the irish kevin keegan. When o when will people learn that just because you played for bloody man u it does not automatically compute that you can get propelled into the next available premiership vacancy.

ince next and possibly hughes before the seasons out....

Brian Robson anyone...?

I think your all wrong. He's been very, very unselfish here. He's a great man, and this is coming from a Liverpool supporter. He'll be back up their soon.

Also I'd just like to congratulate Morecambe on tuesday nights performance. Very, very unlucky, keep it up lads.

I quite like the guy actually.

He's his own man.

Christies Child wrote:I quite like the guy actually.

He's his own man.

He sure is and that's why he left because he can afford to....I just feel he will sit back for a few years now!!!!

thegentlegiant wrote:

Christies Child wrote:I quite like the guy actually.

He's his own man.

He sure is and that's why he left because he can afford to....I just feel he will sit back for a few years now!!!!

..and maybe a certain Paul Ince should take note.

Not saying 'I told ya so'...but when Rovers appointed him I said that they'd made a big mistake.

He got really slated on Radio Lancs last night prior to the United game by a certain Richard Dinnis.

Spending £70 million on a yo-yo Premiership/Championship club in just over 2 years and taking them to the dizzy heights of 18th place in the Premiership does not a good manager make.

Appearing calmer in public and growing a beard does not unt**t a t**t.