Republic of Ireland and Leeds legend John Giles was not surprised Roy Keane turned down the manager's job at Sunderland and believes the conditions need to be right to lure the Cork man back into management.
Speaking on Off The Ball, Giles said Keane had a 'good reputation' built up from previous roles as well as from his role as a pundit with Sky Sports and had the right to turn the Black Cats down if the conditions of management weren't to his liking.
Keane emerged as the red-hot favourite to land the role after the League one side sacked Lee Johnson following a 6-0 hammering against Bolton.
