We’ve not missed Keane - Harte

Ian Harte believes the Republic of Ireland’s performances so far in these World Cup finals have proved that they can manage without Roy Keane.

We’ve not missed Keane - Harte
Mon, 10 Jun, 2002 - 07:15

Ian Harte believes the Republic of Ireland’s performances so far in these World Cup finals have proved that they can manage without Roy Keane.

More than two weeks after the Manchester United and Ireland midfielder was sent home in disgrace from the Republic camp, Keane is still alluded to by other players in the press conferences.

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