Keane: No regrets over World Cup shame

Roy Keane insists he has no regrets about his infamous World Cup exit following a row with Republic of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy in 2002 and would “do it again tomorrow”.

Roy Keane insists he has no regrets about his infamous World Cup exit following a row with Republic of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy in 2002 and would “do it again tomorrow”.

Keane began his managerial career with Sunderland yesterday promising to curb his notorious temper and revealing he has buried the hatchet with both Niall Quinn – his new boss on Wearside – and Alex Ferguson.

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