Roy revises his view on falling out with the boss
ROY Keane has no time for ‘cry babies’ in football, those players who get the hump and sulk when they have a row with their manager or a member of the coaching staff. ‘I don’t care what fall-out you’ve had with your manager. You go out there and play,’ said Keane this week.
Was Keane having a subtle pop at Harry Arter, or maybe Paul Pogba?
If he looked a little deeper, Keano may have spied echoes of himself in Saipan in 2002 when he got the hump after the mother of all rows with Mick McCarthy and Ireland were left without their captain for the World Cup finals.