Keane, on Mourinho: "Has luck that it did not hit him"
Keane, on Mourinho: "Has luck that it did not hit him"
Published:12/10/2014 - 09:47h
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The second trainer of the Aston Villa and ex player of the United, Roy Keane, has attacked to José Mourinho ensuring that "his behaviour is a shame", and has joined to the group of enemies that the Portuguese has won to pulse in the Premier
In statements made from England and collected by the newspaper "MD", Roy Keane has ensured that José Mourinho had luck that it did not hit him a punch when it was to greet him to few minutes of the end of Chelsea-Aston Villa (3-0). The Portuguese trainer, that the past week arrived to the hands with Wenger during Chelsea-Arsenal, is beating records regarding winning enemies in the Premier League, where few trainers respect him. In the party against the Aston Villa, Paul Lambert and Keane denied him the greeting when the technician headed to to sack of them when neither so only had finished the meeting.
"Had luck that it did not hit him", ensures Roy Keane, that took the gesture of the luso like a lack of respect. "The party still had not finished. It was a shameful behaviour. I have seen him do the same with other trainers, is a shame", adds. To the opinion of the ex player of the Manchester United has added Kenny Dalglish, ex player and ex trainer of the Liverpool, that neither understands the attitude prepotente of Mourinho on the terrains of game and in the press conferences. "I neither had given him the hand to Mourinho, would have done the same if it had found me in the same situation".
Dalglish, besides, has commented that the Portuguese would have to give example given his status and reputation like trainer of prestige all over the world. "Mourinho is one of the three better trainers that there is and thus it has to avoid do some things. It can that it have to remember the said that ensures that you have to be kind with the people when the things go you well, since you could need them when the things went you badly".
Carlos Domínguez
@CarlosDomnguez1
"Had luck that it did not hit him", ensures Roy Keane, that took the gesture of the luso like a lack of respect. "The party still had not finished. It was a shameful behaviour. I have seen him do the same with other trainers, is a shame", adds. To the opinion of the ex player of the Manchester United has added Kenny Dalglish, ex player and ex trainer of the Liverpool, that neither understands the attitude prepotente of Mourinho on the terrains of game and in the press conferences. "I neither had given him the hand to Mourinho, would have done the same if it had found me in the same situation".
Dalglish, besides, has commented that the Portuguese would have to give example given his status and reputation like trainer of prestige all over the world. "Mourinho is one of the three better trainers that there is and thus it has to avoid do some things. It can that it have to remember the said that ensures that you have to be kind with the people when the things go you well, since you could need them when the things went you badly".
Carlos Domínguez
@CarlosDomnguez1
