, ‘Worse appointment than Pulis’ – These Sheffield Wednesday fans react as Roy Keane emerges as managerial candidate

‘Worse appointment than Pulis’ – These Sheffield Wednesday fans react as Roy Keane emerges as managerial candidate

Sheffield Wednesday have a new managerial contender in former Ipswich Town and Sunderland boss Roy Keane.

Sheffield Wednesday remain managerless after their sacking of Tony Pulis at the end of last month. The Welshman lasted just 45 days in charge and the club are nearing that number of days since his departure.

Now though, Keane has seemingly emerged out of nowhere to become the ‘favourite’ to land the job, according to Sheffield Star, and plenty of Owls fans have taken to Twitter to have their say.

READ: Sheffield Wednesday’s managerial talks staling because of ‘boardroom differences’

Having proved an iconic midfielder for both Nottingham Forest and Manchester United, Keane – now 49-years-old – landed his first managerial job with Sunderland in 2006.

He spent two years there before another two years at Ipswich Town, going on to be the assistant manager for the Republic of Ireland national team, Aston Villa and most recently at Nottingham Forest.

Now in line for the Sheffield Wednesday job, see what these Owls fans had to say on Twitter about the news:

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