Post by QPR Report on Oct 17, 2009 11:07:43 GMT
Actually reminds me a little of John Gregory and what Nick Ward said about him not speaking to him.
Sky Sports
Lisbie hits out at Keane
Striker determined to stay at Colchester
On-loan Colchester United striker Kevin Lisbie has accused Ipswich Town boss Roy Keane of treating him 'like a piece of meat'.
Lisbie is on a season-long at Colchester and is keen to stay at the League One club, but Keane plans to exercise a recall clause in January.
Keane has revealed several clubs have shown an interest in the 31-year-old and reports suggest he will be sold in the New Year.
However, Lisbie is unhappy with the situation and wants to discuss the matter with Keane as he is eager to remain at Colchester.
"I see that he (Keane) has said that there are a few clubs interested in me, but the problem is that I'd like him to speak to me first," Lisbie told the Green'Un.
"I'd like him to call me. Roy has not spoken to me yet, so I knew nothing about this recalling me. It's a horrible way to find out.
"I think he should have spoken to me first. To be honest, I feel like a piece of meat.
"I want to stay at Colchester, because I've never been promoted with a club before, and I think that Colchester have a good chance of being promoted this season.
"I want to speak to the manager here (Boothroyd). I feel settled at Colchester, and I won't go somewhere I don't want to go."
www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11095_5632814,00.html
Sky Sports
Lisbie hits out at Keane
Striker determined to stay at Colchester
On-loan Colchester United striker Kevin Lisbie has accused Ipswich Town boss Roy Keane of treating him 'like a piece of meat'.
Lisbie is on a season-long at Colchester and is keen to stay at the League One club, but Keane plans to exercise a recall clause in January.
Keane has revealed several clubs have shown an interest in the 31-year-old and reports suggest he will be sold in the New Year.
However, Lisbie is unhappy with the situation and wants to discuss the matter with Keane as he is eager to remain at Colchester.
"I see that he (Keane) has said that there are a few clubs interested in me, but the problem is that I'd like him to speak to me first," Lisbie told the Green'Un.
"I'd like him to call me. Roy has not spoken to me yet, so I knew nothing about this recalling me. It's a horrible way to find out.
"I think he should have spoken to me first. To be honest, I feel like a piece of meat.
"I want to stay at Colchester, because I've never been promoted with a club before, and I think that Colchester have a good chance of being promoted this season.
"I want to speak to the manager here (Boothroyd). I feel settled at Colchester, and I won't go somewhere I don't want to go."
www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11095_5632814,00.html