Manchester United legend and current Sunderland manager, Roy Keane is the devil incarnate, or just a bloody single-minded brute, or a genius, depending on your point of view. A great player and has all the trappings of a great manager, dragging Sunderland from the bottom of the Championship to title winners and automatic promotion to the Premiership, all in the space of one season.
Soccerlens’ Football League preview reaches its climax ahead of the big kick-off this weekend, with The Championship playing a starring role.
There’s plenty of big names battling it out for a money-spinning place in the Premiership,...
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Obviously, we know that Sir Alex Ferguson has won many trophies, coached a lot of great players, and accomplished a lot of extraordinary things during his time at Manchester United. His critics (namely Rafa Benitez) might point to the amount of money...
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He’s back.
Yes, as most of you would have heard yesterday, Roy Keane is back in football management, taking over at Ipswich and given the remit of getting Ipswich promoted to the Premier League in the duration of his 2-year contract (in...
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Team lost a couple of games in a row? Sack the manager. Team five places in the league below where you’d like them to be? Sack the manager. Couple of expensive signings have a bit of a whinge? Sack the manager.
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Roy Keane this week was in the press following
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Keeping a man of Roy Keane’s ambitions, determination and pride employed as a manager is not an easy matter. On one hand you want to give him the control and freedom to grow and develop and on the other hand you need to set boundaries and create...
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Which is a bit of a turnaround because it used to be ‘Roy Keane to launch for Patrick Vieira’. And vice versa. But a lot of today’s newspapers have the same story that Keano is desperate to bring his old nemesis to the Stadium of...
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Sunderland manager Roy Keane has revealed that he has a zero tolerance policy towards verbal abuse. The Black Cats boss announced his policy following comments from the Sunderland crowd during the Carling Cup tie against Northampton last night.
Written by Rob Parker. 13 comments
Thank you, Mr Keane, for expressing how many football fans feel about Warner in a direct, succinct manner.
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Two years ago, Sunderland were the laughing stock of the English Premier League. The Black Cats finished the 2005/06 season with an embarrassing 15 points – a record only topped by Derby this past season.
A new era began at the club in...
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