FORMER IRELAND CAPTAIN Roy Keane spent last night giving out about the Irish approach to success and failure.
“Listen,” Keane said during his post-match analysis on ITV, “the supporters want to see the team doing a lot better and not giving daft goals away like that.
“I’m not too happy with all that nonsense. To praise the supporters for sake of it … Let’s change that attitude towards Irish supporters.
“They want to see the team winning – let’s not kid ourselves, we’re a small country, we’re up against it, but let’s not just go along for the sing-song every now and again.”
Keano clearly isn’t a fan of Rudyard Kipling who says we should meet triumph and disaster with the same response.
So, do you agree with Roy?