Norris: Keane Will Succeed


By Aston
January 8 2011

Town captain David Norris says former Town manager Roy Keane will succeed at another club in the future.

Norris: "I wouldn't be surprised if he (Keane) went on to another job and did really well, he's said himself that he is always learning, and I'm sure he'll go on to be a better manager for being here.

"He did a great job at Sunderland and I'm sure he is as disappointed as anyone else that it hasn't worked out for him at Ipswich.

"Of course it's a sad day for me, and the rest of the lads.

"The manager has lost his job, maybe other members of staff have lost their jobs, and as players we are accountable for that as well.

"We've played our part in people losing jobs.

"We haven't been good enough on the pitch, which has cost the manager his job. We should all be very disappointed with that, I personally didn't see it coming after Monday's game (against Nottingham Forest). It wasn't like it was our first loss, we had lost games before.

"We were just on one of those runs and I didn't think anything was going to happen.

"I just had a phone call off the Chief Exec this morning to say that there were going to be changes in the management and that he wanted me to come in and to speak to me and the players." 

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