Healy can be a useful Tractor Boy, says Keane

ROY KEANE says former Republic of Ireland international Colin Healy can still make his mark with Ipswich, despite his disappointing first season at Portman Road.

Fri, 27 Aug, 2010 - 01:00

Philip Ham

Healy, 30, joined the Tractor Boys from Cork City a year ago for €100,000 but played only five times before being sent on loan to SPL Falkirk.

Keane says Healy is doing everything he can to impress him.

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