Karanka v MON & Keane
#61
i know many people who know Roy. the term weirdo is often used. maybe thats what makes him special.

i really hope he makes a success of it. he really likes this club.
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#62
Without stereotyping he is just like another Irish mate of mine and he’s weird! He is also an extremely private person, who is extremely family orientated. Woe betide anyone interfering with family...
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#63
The stories of him in the 90s drinking around town will no doubt surface but they aren’t any different to my own drunken escapades between the ages of 17-21. I wish him well...
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#64
Been texting some friends and family who live in cork today and Keanos certainly got a reputation over there ! Cant wait to see him back at the CG hope it all works out my only worry is if he will step up to manager when Martin leaves as dont think hes cut out for it
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#65
Thanks guys. It all sounds promising.
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#66
(28-01-2019, 03:13 PM)NG3 Wrote:
(28-01-2019, 03:04 PM)the jock Wrote: i know many people who know Roy. the term weirdo is often used.  maybe thats what makes him special.

i really hope he makes a success of it. he really likes this club.

Unflattering term, but he's certainly different & his own man & in crude terms that could be described as strange, or weird, but yes, that's part of what makes him who he is.

Keane is his own man and has his own mystique.

That's what made him successful and special.

Glad to have the Enforcer back.

This adds to the momentum of Sat's result.

SA.
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#67
really pleased, welcome home Roy Keane, been a while but good timing, brimming with success, uncompromising personality set in stone, well connected, unlimited experience, the ultimate good cop, bad cop combo, we won't get a more dedicated and loyal combination possibly ever again, the more frizzy buzziness has transformed into a deep seated feeling of contentment and confidence
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#68
What happened to the beard? The photo of him at the game on Sat showed him with a beard!
Send him home, he can only come back once he has regrown that magnificent beard!
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#69
(28-01-2019, 05:03 PM)NG3 Wrote: The view from Liam Lawrence who had a blazing training ground row with Roy in the early days of his reign at Sunderland, to which the manager responded by selling him to Stoke City.

When asked if he was surprised to see Keane once again agree to work as an assistant manager, this time with Martin O’Neill at Nottingham Forest, he responded:

Quote:“No, because he has followed Martin. They’d have worked together here (ROI), they know each other inside-out and Roy will probably bring a bit of steel and a kick up the backside for whoever needs it.”

“You guys will know, you’ll have seen things with Roy. He can be quite confrontational sometimes. It’s about adapting to modern football and the modern-day footballer, and if he does that, he won’t have a problem as he is actually a good coach.”

Sounds fine to me.  Hopefully those lethargic performances will be a thing of the past.

Martin O' Neill said he was honoured to be back at the City Ground.

We'd like to see that from the players performances in front of a packed City Ground.  (I think this many 'full houses' is unprecedented.)

All Forest need is promotion.  Forest are on the brink of something 'old' but 'new again.'

Keane and 3-4 more players.  A couple more wins.  It'll be in the balance and game on.

SA.
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#70
...with Martin and Keane...

...there will be no hiding place.

SA.
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#71
(28-01-2019, 04:02 PM)PsychoStanleyStone Wrote: really pleased, welcome home Roy Keane, been a while but good timing, brimming with success, uncompromising personality set in stone, well connected, unlimited experience, the ultimate good cop, bad cop combo, we won't get a more dedicated and loyal combination possibly ever again, the more frizzy buzziness has transformed into a deep seated feeling of contentment and confidence

Sheer bloody poetry.  

SA.  :cool:
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#72
...and from the same article...

"“After considerable soul-searching, I no longer feel I can continue as the owner of Notts County Football Club,” he said in a statement. “I would like to make it clear from the outset that the club’s current league position is not a factor in this decision, nor are any of the events which have unfolded in the media this weekend.” The man who declared promotion a “dead cert” before the season now wants out, following an extraordinary two-year masterclass in how Notts to run a football club." By 'Alan.'

Martin and Keane?

A potential new age is upon Forest.

I pray the footballing fates smile kindly upon us once more...

SA.
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