This keano link in the press

[Mackemansj1]

Is absolutely lazy journalism isn't it?. I doubt a) he's on the list and b) he'd want the job given the restrictions we have in place.

It's so f***ing lazy but I've seen a few pop up the past few day's. It would be a disaster he's too big of a character to work under someone like speakmen, uncle tone even became outspoken at the end f***ing keano would be karate kicking more than whiteboards within weeks.

 

[Alfa]

100%

It’s a complete non starter as are names like Scott Parker and Alex Neil.

 

[Lonz]

Both the Mowbray and Beale appointments came out of absolutely nowhere. I don't see why the next appointment would be any different.

I also just can't see Keane having to bow to a 26 year old trust-fund kid and an Excel spreadsheet junkie.

Desperate and lazy journalism, 100%.

 

[Kent_Mackem]

It sells papers (or the online link clicking equivalent) because it gets people talking.

 

[Teed]

Just clickbait.

 

[Fetch Fletch]

Aye he’s too busy letting lads headbutt him for a laugh at the minute

 

[CissesUnderpants9]

It will be a head coach that’s prepared to work with speakshite and Dodds, so we can pretty much discount those worth there salt in the game and unfortunately Keano

 

[SAFC Wilks]

Keane wasn’t a fan of low work ethic with Man U’s CM like Pogba.

Imagine him with Ekwah.

 

[Grimes]

Yep, nothing in the links. It will be up to the new owner.

 

[Father Jack Hackett]

There’s not a chance in hell Keane would work under Speakman, without his own staff and unable to bring players in.
He brought half of Man Utd’s back room staff with him last time.

 

[Charmless Man]

100%

It’s a complete non starter as are names like Scott Parker and Alex Neil.

 

[Thatheaderman]

Lazy and journalists go hand in hand.

Its so easy to know Keane and our ownership would never work , so why print it.

 

[admwil]

His time has passed. Let’s keep it there.

 

[HeroHurley]

His time has passed. Let’s keep it there.

Agree. Loved him here. "I didn't bring the magic, it's always been here... I just came to find it." That could apply to Keano as well as at Stokoe but his time has been and gone. Football has moved on and so have we. Time to look forward not back.

 

[Bonzo]

Anyone who's been involved with the Mags won't get a look in on here, so Parker's out of the question.
Not that we could afford him anyway.

 

[Father Jack Hackett]

Anyone who's been involved with the Mags won't get a look in on here, so Parker's out of the question.
Not that we could afford him anyway.

Sam Allardyce was very popular

 

[seedysafc]

Incredibly lazy. For one, he said on the show he does with Neville etc that he demands a big wage and wants to bring a couple of his own people with him wherever he goes. That alone means he wouldn't be suitable for what our 'model' is looking for.

 

[Father Jack Hackett]

I wouldn’t want Parker anyway. He had Premier a league players to work with in his two promotions form this league.
He’s been sacked by all three clubs he’s managed when playing with players of the level.

 

[Whitburnmakem]

I think ole would be good he’s very much like Mowbray with regards to how he would get on with the players etc

 

[Guinness Guzzler]

Incredibly lazy. For one, he said on the show he does with Neville etc that he demands a big wage and wants to bring a couple of his own people with him wherever he goes. That alone means he wouldn't be suitable for what our 'model' is looking for.

Aye, even discounting anything else I think the wage demands would do for it. Can see it from his perspective, he's on a fuck load doing his media stuff and at no real risk of being sacked, so can understand him not wanting a massive drop. But from our point of view, despite how well he did here years ago, he's hardly what you'd call a proven championship manager given how long he's been out, so it would seem a bit daft paying him way over the odds