Ipswich Town boss and Manchester United legend Roy Keane has apologised for his recent outburst regarding the controversy surrounding the Republic of Ireland’s elimination at the hands of the French. Keane suggested the Irish ‘should get over it’ before embarking on a tirade against the FAI. The former Premier league enforcer has subsequently said sorry for his comments claiming they were ‘perhaps over the top’.
Speaking at the Annual General Meeting for Ipswich Town shareholders, Keane said: “The comments were perhaps over the top.”
“I apologise to anyone I offended. I'm only 38 and will make mistakes.”