Roy Keane's up and down time at Sunderland has been well chronicled over the years. But the man himself has shared a few previously unknown titbits in a new interview.
Speaking to League of 72 over the course of a half-hour long chat, the Ireland legend reflected on the success he had as well as the many mistakes he made in his first season in management during the 2006-07 campaign.
Chief among them were emphasizing how difficult Derby County's goalkeeper would be to beat for ten minutes before his first game in charge only for David Connolly to raise his hand and point out that he'd been sold a few weeks previously.
