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Roy Keane

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Randy Ostrich said:
From the outside, the only reason not to appoint Keane is if you think someone better is available and interested. Unless they've spoken to someone like Allardyce I really don't see the point in fannying around.
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They might be appointing him. Contractual discussions etc can take weeks, let alone days.
 
riffraff said:
Norwich fans think he was unfairly sacked. Club sided with the three of the six players who went clubbing after a Xmas party when they’d all been told specifically no to beforehand. The only other fans I’ve personal contact with who’ve been similarly angry were a few Watford lads when Dyche got the push. Though both clubs have punched above their weight since so both decisions werent too wrong.
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Fair enough, that's a bit more positive, but still a concern that, having got them into the PL, they weren't in the play off places when he left. Especially when added to the yoyoing of positions while at Preston. I know it rarely happens but I'd love to see us get someone with a track record of actually improving sides. Aye you might have a season where league position drops a couple of places, but generally coming in when they're 6th or whatever and progressing for a few seasons before leaving them 10th in the league above or something. I suppose anyone capable of that probably isn't still managing in league one mind, but that just furthers my opinion that we might as well take a gamble on someone like Terry and hope they're good, rather than going for proven mediocrity
 
Guinness Guzzler said:
Fair enough, that's a bit more positive, but still a concern that, having got them into the PL, they weren't in the play off places when he left. Especially when added to the yoyoing of positions while at Preston. I know it rarely happens but I'd love to see us get someone with a track record of actually improving sides. Aye you might have a season where league position drops a couple of places, but generally coming in when they're 6th or whatever and progressing for a few seasons before leaving them 10th in the league above or something. I suppose anyone capable of that probably isn't still managing in league one mind, but that just furthers my opinion that we might as well take a gamble on someone like Terry and hope they're good, rather than going for proven mediocrity
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99% of managers won’t leave the club in a higher position usually. Otherwise a non league club could just make someone manager and expect to be in the Prem within 10 seasons.
 
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