http://football.guardian.co.uk/News_Story/0,1563,1645805,00.html
Both club and player today insisted the decision to part ways was by "mutual
consent", however sources in Ireland suggest that Keane had a blazing row
with the United manager after being told he wasn't wanted for a reserve game
against West Brom last night.
Keane was also told that he was being stripped of the captaincy, after which
he realised he had no future at Old Trafford.
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It was claimed yesterday that the final decisive twist in a combustible
relationship came after an early morning bust-up at the club’s Carrington
training HQ, where Ferguson stripped Keane of the club captaincy - a claim
vehemently denied by United officials - and told him his services were no
longer required by the club.
The truth of the claims has yet to be established, but it is beyond doubt that
, in launching personal attacks on his team-mates, Keane crossed the line t
hat Ferguson has made one of the central components of his entire managerial
career.
Close family friends of Keane insisted that his departure was not by “mutual
consent”, and witnesses at Carrington reported seeing Keane storm out.
Having earlier informed the Glazer family of the unfolding drama, chief
executive David Gill summoned Keane and his trusted adviser Michael Kennedy
to a meeting yesterday morning at which the terms of his departure were agreed.
Keane’s team-mates, who sat through a special screening of his banned MUTV
interview a fortnight ago, were informed of the 34-year-old’s departure before
training but, while staggered by events, will no doubt welcome Ferguson’s
unstinting support.
The clinical nature of the departure should silence those who believe Ferguson
is preparing his own exit strategy for the summer.
Keane joins a list of players, including Jaap Stam, David Beckham and Paul Ince
, who took on Ferguson and came off worst.
The United boss did not appear to have a care in the world as he breezed
through the Carrington complex yesterday, completing his media obligations
without a mention of Keane’s future.
RedCafe板友回應:
I haven't seen the news today, but last night the general impression given
over here was that he was put in an impossible position, reacted furiously
and predictably, and basically stormed off leaving Kennedy and Gill to sort
out a pay off. Apparantly, even Fergie was taken aback by the sudden nature
of the whole thing. It's messy and it's shite and it's tragic, but he was
never going to go quietly, was he?
By the way, the Irish media are not to be trusted any more than any other
media, and if fact be known, a lot less so when it comes to Roy Keane. It
might sound funny, but Saipan still rages here....especially in the media
....everyone and everything is coloured by it. Keane splits people right
down the middle, the journalists included.
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the first rule of the fight club
is do not talk about the fight club
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