[cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]Didn't Keane or at least his family stay in Manchester while he was manager of Sunderland?
Cheshire, apparently it was one of the reasons given for him leaving Sunderland, ie, he wouldn't move his family, now they are moving to Suffolk lock stock & barrel Keane is insisting his players move close to the training ground (wherever that may be) not actually Portman Road.
Yes but no but yes --------------------- there is a big "travellers fare" in Suffolk every year, maybe his family need to buy and sell some pots and pans, horses,dags ? or maybe Keanooooooooo is going to challange for " King of the Gypses" title ?
Keano was attracted to Ipswich by their badge which has a horse on it.
People who buy a season tichet early at Ipswich get a gold fish and some lucky heather.
[cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]Didn't Keane or at least his family stay in Manchester while he was manager of Sunderland?
Cheshire, apparently it was one of the reasons given for him leaving Sunderland, ie, he wouldn't move his family, now they are moving to Suffolk lock stock & barrel Keane is insisting his players move close to the training ground (wherever that may be) not actually Portman Road.
So no hypocrisy there then Roy
[cite]Posted By: Goonerhater[/cite]Yes but no but yes
there is a big "travellers fare" in Suffolk every year, maybe his family need to buy and sell some pots and pans, horses,dags ? or maybe Keanooooooooo is going to challange for " King of the Gypses" title ?
Keano was attracted to Ipswich by their badge which has a horse on it.
People who buy a season tichet early at Ipswich get a gold fish and some lucky heather.
[cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]Didn't Keane or at least his family stay in Manchester while he was manager of Sunderland?
Cheshire, apparently it was one of the reasons given for him leaving Sunderland, ie, he wouldn't move his family, now they are moving to Suffolk lock stock & barrel Keane is insisting his players move close to the training ground (wherever that may be) not actually Portman Road.
So no hypocrisy there then Roy
Perhaps he learnt his lesson that managing from a distance with long commutes puts you too far away from the club.
I'd have him back like a shot. I think even his critics now realise he's not as crap as they thought he was, especially after watching our forward line this season. It was hardly his fault that he kept getting injured every time he found his form.
[cite]Posted By: queensland_addick[/cite]I'd have him back like a shot. I think even his critics now realise he's not as crap as they thought he was, especially after watching our forward line this season. It was hardly his fault that he kept getting injured every time he found his form.
If he came back to us he's be our best player! Certainly our best striker, mind you Carlo would probably get a game now as well, maybe even Nelson.
[cite]Posted By: WSS[/cite]But Bradley Allen wouldn't
Yes, I think that would be pushing it too far. I had such high hopes for Bradders but he always looked to me like he was someones kid brother who had got onto the pitch by mistake.
If you are going to be a dwarf striker, like Bellamy or Owen for example, then you need to have some pace but poor Bradders was as slow as a tugboat and probably not even much faster than Carlo.
I am sure that Lisbie benefited from having De Canio at Charlton and towards the end of his time at the Valley we was good player but had injury problems which lead to a loss of confidence. He seems now to got over those problems and IMO would be a better player returning than left.
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Anyway - if he does not comply, would you have him back for League One next year?
But after all the sh*t he got from supporters, would he come ?
In his boots, would you ......?
Singing "Super Kev" on my own, on a table.
Lisbie: Scored a hatrick against Liverpool...
And a brace at The Valley against Charlton
;o)
Cheshire, apparently it was one of the reasons given for him leaving Sunderland, ie, he wouldn't move his family, now they are moving to Suffolk lock stock & barrel Keane is insisting his players move close to the training ground (wherever that may be) not actually Portman Road.
Keano was attracted to Ipswich by their badge which has a horse on it.
People who buy a season tichet early at Ipswich get a gold fish and some lucky heather.
So no hypocrisy there then Roy
No stereotyping there either
Good, you won't be so upset the next time some one stereotypes all English people. : - )
If he came back to us he's be our best player! Certainly our best striker, mind you Carlo would probably get a game now as well, maybe even Nelson.
Yes, I think that would be pushing it too far. I had such high hopes for Bradders but he always looked to me like he was someones kid brother who had got onto the pitch by mistake.
If you are going to be a dwarf striker, like Bellamy or Owen for example, then you need to have some pace but poor Bradders was as slow as a tugboat and probably not even much faster than Carlo.
He sure was, just not quite as good! Clive Allen wasn't all that quick either but he was a bloody lethal finisher.
As for Lisbie? I would have him back.
Martin Allen and Paul Allen spring to mind, the latter played for Spurs and West Ham.
*clap clap*
Yeah ....... Palace
;o)