Keane: I've not been good enough
Roy Keane admits that he needs to improve results at Portman Road, otherwise he will be out of a job.
Carl Marston
Roy Keane admits that he needs to improve results at Portman Road, otherwise he will be out of a job.
Town are still searching for their first victory of the season, following five defeats and four draws from their first nine games.
“The bottom line is, if results don't improve there will be changes,” confessed Keane today.
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“I'll be losing my job if results don't improve.”
The Town boss also revealed that skipper Alex Bruce would miss both this week's trips to Yorkshire, because of a groin injury sustained during the 4-0 defeat.
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That means Bruce will sit out tomorrow's visit to Sheffield United, and this Saturday's test at Barnsley.
But Gareth McAuley might return after injury.
