Keane Wants More at United


By David Hobbs
December 23 2004

Skipper Roy Keane has stated that he is willing to stay at United for longer than when his contract runs up in 18 months time, despite previously saying otherwise. Keane had insisted that he wouldn't play past his current contract due to wear and tear injuries that may haunt him for years to come.

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Keane Wants More at United

Manchester United skipper Roy Keane has stated that he is willing to stay at United for longer than when his contract runs up in 18 months time, despite previously saying otherwise.

Keane had insisted that he wouldn't play past his current contract due to wear and tear injuries that may haunt him for years to come, but has now said he wants more career highlights at Old Trafford.

"I could not be happier at the club and my biggest challenge is to keep going as long as I can. I have another year and a half left and I intend to see that out. If I am still able to play on after that, then I hope it will be at United."

"If I feel as good as this physically in a year's time, then I will hopefully try to play on. As long as United want me, then I'm happy to stay. I don't like looking too far ahead as things can change quickly."

"But if, please God, I can stay fit and feel strong and doing okay, then it's possible I could stay." the Irishman added.

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