Pat Dolan believes Roy Keane has the mentality to change Irish football
Those people who are saying Roy Keane is not qualified to manage Ireland must be living in cloud cuckoo land.
No, it was because he respected those managers who paid his wages and who gave just as much to his club as he did for his country.He was a top player. And after securing a point in the opening match against the Swedes, Ireland were written off after that second half against Belgium.Because when you have Keane, you have someone who knows how to keep a team’s chances alive.And it is very hard to get a result against the Azzurri.Keane and Martin O’Neill made some big calls.
In this world full of contradictions, some are surprised that Keane succumbed to what he previously denied was a suitable career for him when he became a pundit.
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