Roy Keane makes feelings clear on Graham Potter after West Ham appointment

Roy Keane reckons that Graham Potter may not be the right appointment for West Ham, while also being heavily critical of how the club is run.

Potter came in as manager following the departure of Julen Lopetegui earlier this week as he returns to management following a year and a half away from football.

But Keane has questioned if Potter is the right man for the Hammers as he appeared on ITV for their FA Cup clash against Aston Villa.

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"Is it a good fit? I'm not so sure," said Keane.

"It seems an odd bunch at West Ham in terms of players and what goes on at board levels. We see how they treat managers and what they've done with the previous manager probably not given enough time.

New West Ham manager Graham Potter.
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"We look at how they treated David Moyes towards the end, offering him a contract and then withdrawing it.

"They treat their managers really badly at West Ham, the players look like an odd group and a difficult bunch to manage. They've a lot of ability and some of the attacking players, defensively they are all over the place."

The manager Merry Go' Round continues as David Moyes also appears to return to management with a deal reportedly agreed on an Everton return.

Moyes managed the Goodison outfit between 2002 and 2013 and now appears to return to the struggling Merseyside outfit following Sean Dyche's departure.

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