Rodrigo Marciel .- Amid all the controversy of Tottenham, the superpartido between Chelsea and Liverpool and the success of Hull, a team coach and in particular deserve a special section. We talk about Roy Keane's Sunderland won the derby at Newcastle this weekend and is completing a very good start to the season. Keane landed in Sunderland in the summer of 2006 when this historic club in the north of England lived installed in the lower part of the Championship in the club's most important crisis in years. Its president, former Irish international Niall Quinn thought in his former teammate on the field to retrieve the situation . Keane and Sunderland reached the same season, scoring records and returning to the Premier again. last season, Keane returned to meet the goal of saving the team with one of the worst Premier templates. This summer, Keane has been treated as just the market and has signed with intelligence advantage club discards larger or veteran players keen to continue making war. Buenos signings
This year the team was filled with many new faces: Pascal Chimbonda (Tottenham), David Meyler (Cork City), Nick Colgan (Ipswich), Teemu Tainio (Tottenham), El Hadji Diouf (Bolton), Steed Malbranque (Tottenham), Djibril Cisse (Marseille), David Healy (Fulham), Anton Ferdinand (West Ham) and George McCartney (West Ham) complete or template made na head. Keane complained about the lack of resources last season but has now managed to put together a veteran team a mixture of youth who are giving very good results. Despite being ninth in the table, the reality is that salvation aspirations remain above all else.
His goal in Sunderland are delighted to see the team in the quieter, especially when their arch-rivals Newcastle, not to commit suicide every weekend. Roy Keane contract ends in June 2009 and Quinn is trying to persuade him to stay. The great aspiration of the former United player is to return to Old Trafford to take the seat of Alex Ferguson . It seems the best position for young people, to know the house like no other, a defender of the legacy of Fergie and also for being a legend respected in the Red Devils. all depends first to know when to say goodbye to Sir Alex and if the new board is confident in him or others like Queiroz, Moyes, O'Neill and Mourinho. What is clear is that the United fans want Keane back home, I do not hesitate.
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