Does Roy Keane have a future in management?Thats the question Jim White and co. were asking on talkSPORT on Thursday, following the coachs departure from the Republic of Ireland team.Manager Martin ONeill and assistant Keane were sacked by the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) on Tuesday following a miserable run of results which saw them finish bottom of their UEFA Nations League group.
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Keane is a divisive figure and is often criticised for his combative and confrontational coaching style much like how he played on the pitch during his decorated career.But as one talkSPORT co-host said: If your football club is in trouble, I think youd be very happy to see Roy Keane turning up.Could the former midfielder ever return to Manchester United as a coach, or is he cut out for another top job?Listen to the debate IN FULL above.
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