The Mackem Miracle | Roy Keane's Sunderland Story 

Really weird to find out Roy Keane is a genuinely nice bloke.

@@joshuataylor3550 😮😅😅😮

Him saying that is just another dig at Alex it really is the man is a header .He cant let something go even hear him still going on about the West Brom manager Tony Mullbury or whatever his name is but years later and he still brings up him up .Although its has to be said a truly truly world class player for a lot of years in a leauge where a lot of so called world class players found out they were'nt so world class after all .

@@deppresedonion6320 no i think its that players win games not managers

@@deppresedonion6320 Keane was giving Players their props. He wasn’t taking a dig at anyone.

@@deppresedonion6320 how did you even get to that ffs.... he can't even praise his players now aha

​@@dylanwyatt-brown3624 this is because the he is an onion that is depressed

SMB

@@harry4901 sad mag B

Would you take him back?

@@josephgregson6358 would have before Neil only based of sentiment but never works for SAFC that 😂

@@jack0511M he did really well initially but then the lack of experience probably crept in after some time in the job and things started going wrong. Even with experienced managers sometimes they have a couple of off seasons before pulling things around again. Sometimes club's just need to stick with their manager a lot longer and give them a decent amount of time, and understand sometimes you have ups and downs. So much money involved these days though, and fan's have zero patience too. At my club I hope the owners and fans give Howe a good crack of it. Let him build a side over several seasons. if you have seasons of stagnation sometimes it's not all bad. I think Bobby Robson finished 13th, 11th and 11th building the base, until the summer of 2001 and added some of the final pieces and we took off finishing 4th and 3rd getting champions league.

He spent loads of money at ipswich and wasted it and bought in poor players but he was a character it was never boring never knew what he was going to do next he was brilliant at Sunderland I agree from Somerset

@@maxwellboyne2770 that's interesting mate didn't know know that

@@maxwellboyne2770 Lol. Calling people who don't agree with you casuals on the same documentaries that you criticise them for getting their opinions from. Brilliant.

@@maxwellboyne2770 Casuals, LOL coming from someone who thinks 30 mil in 2007 is worth over 100 million today, literally not got a clue have you? Its worth 43 mil today.

@@maxwellboyne2770 ah yes, taking over and getting a team at the bottom of the Championship relegation to winning it and Premier promotion was a terrible job.

Not a hope .. He’s biggest problem.. he starts fights with himself in a phone box He’s trouble .. he’s a trouble maker ..

@@moc7323 so u personally know him.........

@@timothyosullivan4207 yes .

@@moc7323 so u prob met him for 2 mins ...he prob sign sumthing for u and u think u know him.....

@@timothyosullivan4207 nope

I answer to noone, except the wife sometimes that was brilliant lol

Deserves a statue as well but it will never happen because of the Glazers, the board and his relationship with Sir Alex

Prima Donna's won't take orders off Roy. He's been there wore the t shirt. He was a dick back in the 90s had a run in with him and his brother when they were pissed in the Britanna hotel in manchester . But massive respect as a pundit from a Leeds fan and dublin lad

It would never happen Keane comes from the sir Alex and Brian cough and even Martin o Neil none of them are to technical I don’t think Keane would enjoy being under someone like ten or pep. Klopp he would obvs if he wasn’t at Liverpool

@@craigmoore4876 No chance Keano would allow a statue of himself anyway

Ten Hag isn't fit to clean Roy Keane's boots.

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That's a good memory and shows why we love the game

He’s box office.

Would Man U give him that chance?

I live in west Cork but we have a family connections in the city, including Lotomore. Been in the Rob Roy and Fob & Gill a few times.

Nice

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When your standards are so high.

Yes and Marton fulop RIP

I'm a toon fan and shouldn't really say it but I quite enjoyed watching sunderlands journey that season. I didn't watch the games (just the odd highlights here and there), I meant watching the situation and rise up the table, and keeping and eye on results etc.

@@frankdux5693nice

Luton suck

Do you think Neill can get you guys promoted again this year? Wycombe fan 😭🤣

Alex Neil is a good manager. It'll be interesting to see how yous do. For some strange reason the promoted sides through the playoffs seem to usually do the best from the 3 that go up. Maybe mid table next year for you. Toon fan.

Alex Neil is a 🐍

We had him at Wrexham at the beginning of his career and he's still the best I've seen in the last 20 years for us

Fellow Irish in London. Always be proud.

Wtf are you talking about. Wales have an even smaller population and there's loads of famous Welsh people. Zeta Jones, Tom Jones, Giggs, Bale, Bassey,...there must be loads of famous people from Ireland.

@@ButherLi55ett not in sport. Mcgregor, Keano and Sonia- that's about it who are globally known maybe not even Sonia

@@ButherLi55ett There Certainly is.

@@wastedaudio4565 Katie Taylor

so true mate, would love to see something like that

I agree 100% with what you say there. Roy Keane would ave been a great leader if he would have been in a factory or in the army. He was just so determined to do his role no matter what industry he was in. And I wish I was like that to his extreme.

Cheers dits

No dits spun mate.

Yes he does. His leadership skills are so subtle they are almost invisible - as they should be. His integrity, morals and values are clear for everyone to see and because he has the correct morals and values people gravitate to him. That builds trust very quickly which leads to positive morale and motivation. I think you already know this from your experience 👍🏻

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@@toonboy2658 oh dear, the stalker strikes again 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@JordanCarr44 🤣🤣🤣🤣 dry yer eyes mate

Players need to be pampered these days, soft as $hite

​@Fire TV nope. He's tactically useless for the modern game as shown by his punditry. Did well at Sunderland as they had the best squad

Maybe it’s not all about attention retention. Maybe it’s a documentary for people who doesn’t need a proverbial jangling of keys constantly to keep someone watching. So much better than the modern day Netflix crap.

He was definitely a failure

He did brilliantly

@@MyCold1 he did terribly. Proven at Ipswich.

What did he win.,.nothing.n

@john dunne what 🏆

i think its players like agbonlahor who complained about how tough he was in the changing room

@Rain In July it wasn't a fair chance then...

Media have him tarnished. He stood up for himself against a lot of influencial people in the game. And as a repercussion he’s been branded as a mad man as a manager and not given credit for his achievements. That’s why he did this doc think about it. It’s basically a pitch for a job to try and change the publics opinion of him on his terms

@@walshknwsbest I guess you right

@Rain In July it wasnt the money they only wanted him on a contract till end of the season to see how he done then possible extend it and hes point was why give up a good paid job on sky sports for a job where he could be done with end of season

How are Sheffield Wednesday a massive club? couldn't even get to the premier League by overspending, just got them relegated and lost their ground to a tuna man John west

He’s probably not bothered, he does very well financially from his punditry.

Sunderland was full of Irish lads every match day. We had Quinny, MicMac and the Drumaville cash but everyone I ever spoke to came here for Keano

And,

Typical Cork man taken him for urself 😂he's irish were all the same

@@ad-oi3hf there are only two types of people in the world, Cork people....and those who want to be!! I'd say if he wasn't such a charismatic figure, you wouldn't be claiming him for yourself, would you?

Definitely Ferguson should of eased him in till the day Keane could take over. He basically managed them anyway when you hear the players talk about it now how Keane was the most important inspirational and best player and they didn't want to disappoint him. But Ferguson let his ego get in the way he didn't want Keane getting to much credit