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13th November 2013
02:25pm GMT

Roy: "Ultimately we're here to qualify. That's the remit, let's try and qualify. If we do let's not just think that's great." — conor heneghan (@conorheneghan1) November 13, 20133:02: 'Success is measured by qualification. If we manage to do that, kick on, let's have an impact. That's the aim, let's see how it goes.' 3:01: 'We'll do our best to get him [Stephen Ireland] back involved.' 3:00 Question on Ferguson book's criticisms dodged by Keane. 'Today is not the day for that'
Roy: "There's nothing to tame, I'm not like some sort of animal." — conor heneghan (@conorheneghan1) November 13, 20132:57: 'We've got some really good young players, put some demands on them. You've got to push players. It's great. There's a way of getting that message across, treat people with respect. I've got to step back and let Martin run the show. 2:54: Did you ever consider yourself a candidate for the manager's job? 'Didn't think too much about it. Didn't see myself as a candidate. 2:52: On a question on the 'bad cop, bad bad cop' line 'You obviously don't know Martin that well. Compared to him I'm Mother Theresa' 2:51: I've missed having the bit of craic, football chats. Really enjoyed it. 2:49: 'The hotel's been lovely, the food been excellent, the training pitch is lovely, no potholes. Major progress' Big laughs from the assembled hacks. 2:48: Did management come too soon? No, right opportunity came at Sunderland, Can't be too clever about what you're planning. 2:46: Denies that he told Ray Houghton there were players in the squad better than him. 'Maybe Ray had a few pints'. Goes on to say some may have had potential to be very good. 2:45: 'There's only so much talking you can do, you have to go out and do the business'.
Roy: Wasn't one bone in my body that thought that this wasn't right for me — conor heneghan (@conorheneghan1) November 13, 20132:43: 'I would have been crazy to turn this opportunity down'.
Roy: Despite criticism of me as a manager I think I did OK as a manager. Obviously I could have done better. — conor heneghan (@conorheneghan1) November 13, 20132:41: There's loads I want to learn. You're always learning. If you think you have all the answers you're heading for trouble. 2:39: 'Weighed up the fact I will be an assistant. Will be more hands-on. Martin will pivk the team and the tactics and hopefully he will take my views on board.' 2:38 Asked if he spoke to any of the players he played with in the squad before taking the job 'No, that's a ridiculous question. None of their business.' 2:37: 'We're certainly not a pal's act and hopefully this will be a good experience for me. Some might see me as a threat or a troublemaker but hopefully Martin sees something in me that has a lot to offer.' 2:36: 'Trapattoni did a very good job.' 2:35: 'This is a full commitment, not a part time role. Watch loads of matches, that will be a part of the job and it won't be a hassle for me, I enjoy watching matches. 2:34: Question about leaving for a Premier League job produces a Keane glare 'It's irrelevant'. 2:33: 'If we don't get result, we know what's coming. It would have had to have been a manager of Martin's calibre. We're certainly not buddies'. 2:32: 'If I had any issues with the FAI I wouldn't be sitting here'. 2.31: 'I don't settle for second best and I won't apologise for that'. 2.30: Great start from Roy. 'I've spent years trying to please everybody and believe me it's a waste of time'. 2:25: And, true to his word, Conor is following the protocol..
Just arrived for Keano's press conference. If my phone is gonna go off it's only going off once #originaljoke https://t.co/nJBUgduhb5 — conor heneghan (@conorheneghan1) November 13, 2013

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