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Roy Keane

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PS said:
C'mon, we can't be teased with Keano all week and then end-up with some no-mark like McCann.
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Its just wrong to call the manager of the champions of the league we want to get out of 'a no-mark'. It would be a big come down compared to Keane but he is probably a decent coach who could fit into our model. Hull last year were a team that had passion, self belief and real attacking intent.
 
ExileBFG said:
Oh no. Speaking to others on the board ffs. If he ends up holding talks with the Chuckle Brothers he will run a mile.

Me wife is a teacher and when Ofsted comes round they get all the naughty kids in the school and take em out somewhere for 2 or 3 days. We need to exercise similar, tie them up in a broom closet somewhere out of sight.
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What a daft thing to do.
 
andysafc24 said:
They told us that they had interest from all over the world and when you look at the names being considered, apart from Keane it is a huge step down.
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What they meant was that Keane, Lennon, Warnock, McCann, Neill etc had contacted SAFC while on their holidays due to the PL break.
 
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West_Winger said:
Gordon Armstrong reckons Charlie is pushing for Keane
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kildaremackem said:
i thought unlicensed people were not permitted to negotiate under FA rules?
the previous lawyer, michael kennedy, was not a sports lawyer and his firm didnt offer that service-he did the work as a favour to his mates.
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Any competent contract lawyer (barrister or solicitor) could deal with the contract negotiations. So far as I know, a person is still permitted to engage a lawyer of their choice in regard to any legal matter (assuming the lawyer agrees to act, of course). I would imagine (but correct me if I'm wrong, which I might well be!) that the legal qualifications of a barrister or solicitor would supersede those of an agent (the latter would doubtless need to be licensed). The lawyer carries mandatory professional indemnity insurance which I imagine would provide greater protection to his client (in the event of an actionable act or omission) than anything an agent might offer (unless said agent also happens to be a lawyer, of course!).
 
kildaremackem said:
i thought unlicensed people were not permitted to negotiate under FA rules?
the previous lawyer, michael kennedy, was not a sports lawyer and his firm didnt offer that service-he did the work as a favour to his mates.
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Advisor or negotiate? There’s a massive difference in the football you can easily rope someone in with a license to tick that box and correct he called in ‘favours’ but I’m sure someone that runs in that circle will sort him out, worth noting Reeves do deal with contracts
 
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