Delaney Hits Back at Keane - Ipswich Town News
FAI chief executive John Delaney has hit back at Roy Keane, calling on the Town boss to “move on” from the 2002 World Cup controversy. On Friday Keane slammed Delaney in the wake of Ireland’s controversial World Cup defeat to France.
Delaney said: "It's just a side-show. We've all moved on from Saipan - Niall Quinn, Mick McCarthy, the FAI and all the players - but it seems to me that he hasn't. It's time for him now, in my opinion, to learn from the past - not live with it.
"I really thought the images shown around the world on Friday were very sad - it's sad to see a great former player reflected in the manner as he did. It's time to forget about Saipan and move on - because everyone else has."
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