Post by Hammersmith Hardman on Sept 25, 2008 4:42:55 GMT -5
Keane warns of Black Cats exit
This is the first time I must throw the book at Keane at tell him to shut his gob up. It was expected, if we were playing badly and losing to Northampton (like we did), then he and the team should of got booed becuase we are a PL club and (no offence) Northampton are a club in League 1 who are stuggling. It also seems that he cannot handle pressure, and by looking at the first sentence 'he may walk away from Sunderland should personal abuse from the club's fans continue' it seems that he can't handle it becuase that is the first time since Keane's arrival that he/team got booed.
Roy Keane has warned he may walk away from Sunderland should personal abuse from the club's fans continue.
Keane came under fire at the Stadium of Light on Tuesday after his Black Cats outfit struggled to overcome lowly Northampton on penalties in the Carling Cup third round.
The former Manchester United midfielder opted to give some of his fringe players a run out and they struggled as the League One outfit nearly caused a major upset.
Keane, who is out of contract next summer, has no problems with fans venting their views on the team's display, but has stated he will not tolerate any abuse aimed in his direction.
"I have no problems with fans expressing their opinions," he told reporters.
Keane came under fire at the Stadium of Light on Tuesday after his Black Cats outfit struggled to overcome lowly Northampton on penalties in the Carling Cup third round.
The former Manchester United midfielder opted to give some of his fringe players a run out and they struggled as the League One outfit nearly caused a major upset.
Keane, who is out of contract next summer, has no problems with fans venting their views on the team's display, but has stated he will not tolerate any abuse aimed in his direction.
"I have no problems with fans expressing their opinions," he told reporters.
This is the first time I must throw the book at Keane at tell him to shut his gob up. It was expected, if we were playing badly and losing to Northampton (like we did), then he and the team should of got booed becuase we are a PL club and (no offence) Northampton are a club in League 1 who are stuggling. It also seems that he cannot handle pressure, and by looking at the first sentence 'he may walk away from Sunderland should personal abuse from the club's fans continue' it seems that he can't handle it becuase that is the first time since Keane's arrival that he/team got booed.
do you boo your team after one match? I don't get it. I could understand it if they were on a run of terrible results and playing poorly.