Soccer: Keane issues quit threat

Roy Keane has warned the Football Association of Ireland that he will quit international football if the treatment of the players does not improve.

Soccer: Keane issues quit threat
Mon, 26 Mar, 2001 - 13:02

Roy Keane has warned the Football Association of Ireland that he will quit international football if the treatment of the players does not improve.

The Manchester United midfielder criticised the FAI after scoring twice in the 4-0 win in Cyprus in Saturday's World Cup qualifier.

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