By David Hobbs
September 21 2005
Manchester United skipper Roy Keane has been tipped to be offered a coaching role at the end of the season as his career as a Red Devil draws to a close.
The 34-year-old Irishman, who'll be greatly missed,
is currently out for 2 months with a broken bone in his foot after starting the
new season his usual influential self.
Keane has also been dubbed as Sir Alex Ferguson's eventual successor and would join a host of ex-United stars who turned into managers, including Bryan Robson, Mark Hughes and Steve Bruce.
Midfield partner Paul Scholes will also feel the loss in midfield. "He's a massive player and we'll miss him," he said. "He puts so many tackles and headers in and wins everything."
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