Yep understand that but from your perspective it is not necessarily good news.
Keane was loyal very loyal to certain players including the 3 trini's.
KJ has been injured this season but was a massive favourite of Keane's. He is still finding his fitness / sharpness with his injury but it doesn't alter the fact he played poorly from Liverpool on last season. A new manager may not be so forgiving, lets face it prem clubs weren't exactly queuing up to buy him, without Keane it is debatable whether KJ would of made the prem or not. I doubt we will see Yorke or Edwards again in a Sunderland shirt given current form and age.
The reality is he was right on who he called a clown.
As I said the other week whichever way it fell the club owe Keane a massive debt of gratitude.
I get your level of love for club.
It's the same with us and our "small" country. Cult following of college is even more serious per Intercol fever.
My reason for not caring is more of a sense of some payback.
Keane gave 3 Trini's a chance.
Keane also hampered Trinidad's progress by DEMANDING Yorke back from National duty for our WCQ versus the US ... and also forcing him to make a choice between club and duty/ loyalty for his country by waving a contract in front of him.
Jack Warner opening up his mouth allowed us further use of Yorke .... and without his services, we would still not be in the running for South Africa 2010.
If it were up to Keane, we would have no Yorke - and no dream of SA.
... and don't be fooled, MANY others here would share the same sentiment.
