Keane and Ramos on Berbatov
by Left Midfield
on Aug 25, 2008 2:48 PM BST
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This was an interesting set of quotes - thanks to Goal.Com and eleven a side.com:
Keane told eleven-a-side.com:
“If a player did not want to play for me, I know what I’d do – I’d drive him myself to wherever he wants to go just to get rid of him.”
When told about Keane's quote Tottenham coach Ramos said:
“Roy Keane is a great manager and has been a great footballer, with a lot of experience, so that’s an interesting point of view. Yes, a very interesting point of view.”
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I’m surprised Ramos said anything at all. I thought Gus Poyet did 100% of the talking at White Hart Lane.
Seriously though, Spurs fans must be pretty annoyed that they never hear from their manager.
by JasonB on
Aug 25, 2008 3:19 PM BST
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no - it is fine
we love Poyet and see him as taking over the club one day.
The problem we have at the mo is the higher ups — Levy et al do a lot right and then goof up the obvious stuff.
by Left Midfield on
Aug 25, 2008 3:28 PM BST
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So it’s fine that the guy in charge never has to answer questions? I find that odd.
by JasonB on
Aug 25, 2008 6:11 PM BST
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his job is to coach the side
in the mind of many futbol fans the British press are a bunch of stirring sods — no huge loss if Ramos does not bother chatting to them.
by Left Midfield on
Aug 27, 2008 7:06 PM BST
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It’s not the press he owes an explanation to… it’s the supporters. Gus poyet is a nice guy, but don’t you Spurs fans want to hear from the guy in charge of what’s happening on the pitch once in a while?
by JasonB on
Aug 28, 2008 3:49 PM BST
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