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Not Roy Keane

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palm 1 said:
I feel for the next manager . Usually a club is full of positivity when a new man walks in , this time they will be facing animosity from the start .
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Not just that. The last manager seemingly wasn't unpopular with the players, hence the lack of a bounce when he was sacked. Normally a new manager can ride a wave for a while but not this time by the looks of it.
 
gipetto said:
Not fussed mate? I think Keane would have galvanised the fans, but there are questions around his management style. I don't know who I want really, but names like Neil, Lennon and McCann don't excite me at all.
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Spot on mate. Think they messed him about and in a Keane like way he decided to say stuff it. If they were going to offer him the job , should have done so a week ago. Agree about you saying about his style, just seemed the best option out of a bad bunch. God help us now-whole thing just another anti-climax in a typical SAFC way.
 
Moving back to Sunderland soon after 35 years and was looking forward to buying a season ticket. I think that idea is out of the window now
 
Sadly Roy was never likely to come.High wage demand,wad of wanted a big budget,won't relocate,On a plus side for him he's let other clubs know he's available for work.
 
I wasn't really trilled about Keane coming back but it was the best option on the table by far. The 'feel good factor' might have been enough to get us promoted. TBH, I think we messed him about. I think he wanted the job.

I feel deflated now.
 
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