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Mick McCarthy
03:31, 10 NOV 2013
Martin O'Neill says Roy Keane was WRONG to fall out with Mick McCarthy at the 2002 World Cup
Republic of Ireland football team
The new Ireland boss, 61, said: "I think I've a fair idea of what happened. I would have disagreed with Roy."
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Is Chris Hughton's spell at Delia Smith's Norwich finally coming to the boil?
Chris Hughton
Norwich City's league position might appear perilous, but they've had some tough opponents so far so don't judge them just yet, writes James Nursey
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Robbie Keane demands a no-nonsense manager for Republic of Ireland
Roy Keane
The Ireland legend says he wants someone who won't take any nonsense from any of the players, and who has a vision for the country's football future
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Steve McClaren inspires Derby comeback against Ipswich with stirring half-time team talk
Steve McClaren
The former England manager helped his new side fight back from 4-1 down against the Tractor Boys
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Kenny Dalglish on the Championship: Why Wolves' relegation fears show the thin line between glory and despair
Soccer News
Sometimes it is easy to lose sight of the fact that just maintaining Premier League status can be a hell of an achievement, writes Kenny Dalglish
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