O’Hara argued that Keane brings something uniquely powerful to a dressing room, intensity, respect, and an unwillingness to accept mediocrity. When you watch him, he’s ferocious, you listen to him, when he walks into a dressing room, you’re going to listen. “He’s going to lead by example. I can’t believe Manchester United have not phoned Roy Keane. ‘The one for me’ – Ben Foster names manager Man United should appoint to replace Amorim