Keane 'relieved' to make peace with McCarthy

Sunderland boss Roy Keane has admitted his relief at making his peace with former Republic of Ireland boss Mick McCarthy.

Fri, 03 Nov, 2006 - 13:34

Sunderland boss Roy Keane has admitted his relief at making his peace with former Republic of Ireland boss Mick McCarthy.

The pair had a spectacular break-up at the Republic’s training camp in Saipan ahead of the 2002 World Cup finals which led to the then-Manchester United captain being sent home.

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