With Manchester United on the search for a new permanent first-team boss, club legend Roy Keane has thrown a current Premier League manager's hat into the ring

With Darren Fletcher at the helm, temporarily, the hunt for a new permanent boss is already underway and for their sake, it'll be one capable of handling the tenacity of the media that comes with being the leader of Manchester United.

Roy, clearly, felt cornered by Mick, and Roy Keane only knows one way out of a tight spot. He took it that Mick accused him of feigning injury for the second leg in Iran. But that was not said in the meeting. Mick did say he played for Manchester United the Saturday after missing Tehran, which he did.

Roy Keane has called for Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe to succeed Ruben Amorim at Man Utd; Gary Neville has told the club to remove the risks in the search for Amorims successor and cited Thomas Tu

Former Manchester United captain, Roy Keane, has insisted that Arsenal are "red-hot favourites" to win the Premier League title. Keane was analyzing the

Roy Keane did not hold back on Arsenal's Gabriel Martinelli after his poor conduct towards injured Liverpool star Conor Bradley.