EFL owner claims he would 'NEVER' hire Roy Keane as manager because he would 'frighten the life' out of 'fickle' and 'fragile' players

An EFL owner has claimed he would 'never' hire Roy Keane as his club's manager over fears of clashes between the pundit and the players. An EFL owner has insisted he would 'never' employ Roy Keane to take charge of his side Keane has become known for his brutal analysis and assessments as a pundit on Sky and ITV Keane, who formerly led Sunderland and Ipswich, has not managed since leaving Ipswich in 2011 He told TalkSport: 'I love listening to him on ITV, I love all of that, but no way. Darren Ferguson, son of Keane's former boss at United, Sir Alex Ferguson, is currently in charge of Peterborough, his fourth stint in charge of the club. Peterborough owner Darragh MacAnthony said that Keane would 'frighten the life' out of 'fickle' and 'fragile' players Darren Ferguson, son of Keane's former Manchester United manager Sir Alex, is currently in charge of Peterborough Keane's last job in coaching was as assistant manager of Nottingham Forest - a role he left in 2019 'It's very different now the way you deal with young people, the way I bring my children up is very different to how other people bring up their kids now.