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KEANE COY ON CATS RETURN

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The Football League Paper Team
6 February 2022

KEANE COY ON CATS RETURN

Former boss in frame for hotseat
By John Lyons

FINAL NAILS: Bolton’s Kieran Lee scores their fourth in the 6-0 drubbing of Sunderland that cost boss Lee Johnson, inset, his job
PICTURE: Alamy

ROY Keane is staying tightlipped over a sensational Sunderland return – though the enormity of the job may have been brought home by yesterday’s humbling defeat against Doncaster at the Stadium of Light.
The Black Cats axed boss Lee Johnson in the aftermath of last weekend’s horror 6-0 reverse at Bolton, despite being third in the League One table and in the hunt for automatic promotion.
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