ChillitsphilJackson Corner I couldn't belive he paid 2 million for Diouf. Well past his sale by date.
Just LOL at this comment. 2m for a 27 year old who has been consistently quality for Bolton? That is a risk worth taking imho.
The 17 Bus Is RK the first manager to go after pressure from other clubs fans!!!!!!
Always thought it was a poor decision by Quinn, RK is too wild to manage for long.
Harry Carry Keane is contemplating joining Uniteds back room staff from next season.
MuskratHarry Carry Keane is contemplating joining Uniteds back room staff from next season.
This wouldn't surprise me in the slightest. Back under the protective wings of Ferguson, no particular responsibility, hero worshipped by all around him.
He's proved he can't hack it as a manager, even with nearly a £100 million to spend (waste). I really don't think he'd get another job as a manager anyway.
Ideal I don't know if it has been mentioned here, but according to this he has been acting like a mad-man:
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/article2006549.eceROY KEANE ruled Sunderland with a ferocious anger and explosive mood swings that left players and staff in a constant state of fear.
* Hurled foul-mouthed tirades at both senior and young players
* Lashed out with his arms and legs as his temper boiled over
* Blanked players for no apparent reason
* And launched into a bizarre kung-fu attack — on a training chalkboard!
It was this last episode that graphically summed up the madness of King Roy.
At half-time during one game this season, Keane asked one of his assistants to set up the tactics board while he disappeared into the toilet.
He returned to launch a kung-fu kick at the object, sending it flying into the wall of the dressing room.
He then called three different players a ‘c***’ and took a swipe at another one, only just missing his jaw.
The Black Cats men had got used to Keane losing his rag but this was the final straw for many.
There had been a number of occasions when Keane’s post-match team talk would seemingly spell the end of several players’ careers.
He would say things like ‘There are four players in this room who will never play for the club again’ only for a similar line-up to run out the following week.
The reserve team were not immune to his fury either. Keano went to watch one game and burst into the dressing room at half time.
He bawled this message: ‘I’ve come to see how many of you can make it into the first team one day, well I’m telling you now, none of you ever will.’
Players could find themselves blanked by Keane for weeks on end without an explanation.
Training routines would often leave the stars scratching their heads.
One top boss refused to send Keane a player on loan because he thought the whole situation under him at Sunderland was too unstable.
Quite simply, Keane was always too close to the edge to take the team on to another level.
Roy Keane - filthy animal with no impulse control. Just a common criminal.
RTFC DrummerIdeal I don't know if it has been mentioned here, but according to this he has been acting like a mad-man:
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/article2006549.eceROY KEANE ruled Sunderland with a ferocious anger and explosive mood swings that left players and staff in a constant state of fear.
* Hurled foul-mouthed tirades at both senior and young players
* Lashed out with his arms and legs as his temper boiled over
* Blanked players for no apparent reason
* And launched into a bizarre kung-fu attack — on a training chalkboard!
It was this last episode that graphically summed up the madness of King Roy.
At half-time during one game this season, Keane asked one of his assistants to set up the tactics board while he disappeared into the toilet.
He returned to launch a kung-fu kick at the object, sending it flying into the wall of the dressing room.
He then called three different players a ‘c***’ and took a swipe at another one, only just missing his jaw.
The Black Cats men had got used to Keane losing his rag but this was the final straw for many.
There had been a number of occasions when Keane’s post-match team talk would seemingly spell the end of several players’ careers.
He would say things like ‘There are four players in this room who will never play for the club again’ only for a similar line-up to run out the following week.
The reserve team were not immune to his fury either. Keano went to watch one game and burst into the dressing room at half time.
He bawled this message: ‘I’ve come to see how many of you can make it into the first team one day, well I’m telling you now, none of you ever will.’
Players could find themselves blanked by Keane for weeks on end without an explanation.
Training routines would often leave the stars scratching their heads.
One top boss refused to send Keane a player on loan because he thought the whole situation under him at Sunderland was too unstable.
Quite simply, Keane was always too close to the edge to take the team on to another level.
Roy Keane - filthy animal with no impulse control. Just a common criminal.
Just another Joey Barton
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