This whole thing has really come out of the left field. I'm dubious about it actually being Keane based on the fact that it stems from the Mirror.
However, it seems to be gaining traction and was the main running story on the radio here in Ireland.
I'm still annoyed about his behaviour at the 2002 WC, I accept that the FAI were at fault but Keane left everyone else on the team who were in the same mess as he was. He could have approached the issue in a more appropriate manner.
This does not display leadership qualities and shows him to be reactionary and irrational, maybe he has matured, maybe not.
I get the feeling that a few lads won't appreciate having Keane around as I'd imagine he's a bit of a ball buster in training, which is probably what we need right now. The main issue with this is that the squad is thin and we can't afford to have players falling out with coaches and missing out on starting games as a result.
I'm not against it and I'm willing to see how it pans out. We could do a lot worse than Keane as an assistant to Lambert.