O'Neill: Keane will be brilliant

New Republic of Ireland manager Martin O’Neill believes Roy Keane’s appetite for football will make him an outstanding assistant second-in-command.

O'Neill: Keane will be brilliant
Sat, 09 Nov, 2013 - 15:10

New Republic of Ireland manager Martin O’Neill believes Roy Keane’s appetite for football will make him an outstanding assistant second-in-command.

O’Neill joked that he could ask Sir Alex Ferguson for advice on how to handle Keane if he causes any trouble, but O’Neill is expecting nothing of the sort.

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