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Roy Keane

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Maybes he has matured a little? I think he would need a very decent number 2 who could coach the players especially with us going with our developing youth approach. But Sunderland is about passion when you get the place buzzing there’s nothing like it, Roy gives us that!
 
Well they can only be impressed if they interview him.
I mean great player, played under great managers in a great team.
Plus on his CV has already got us promoted and stayed up first season in the prem with us.
Which of the other candidates have got all that in their CV?
 
YorkMackem said:
Listen, getting Keane in would be repeating mistakes made in the past, with a manager who'd struggle to keep a reign on what the owner and DOF want. It would just be so Sunderland to get him in and not even make the play offs.

But....... what is also so Sunderland is that massive roar rolling around the stadium when a team is fully at it right to the final minute. It's also when players fully commit to a full blooded challenge and it's also singing in the stadium that makes the concrete move, often for 5 minutes after the final whistle.

Nobody can instigate an atmosphere like that but Roy Keane. Nobody!

We even named a couple of TV series about our most powerful asset - passion!

We've fucked up the so called thinking man's approach to promotion, now let's go full Sunderland and intimidate our way back into it!
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