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Keane Hoping For Goals From Loan Duo
By Aston
February 4 2010
Town manager Roy Keane is hoping for goals from loan signings David Healy and Daryl Murphy.
Keane: "The two new lads will give us something a bit different to the other strikers we have here, I hope that they score goals, especially David (Healy), who is more of a goalscorer than Murph. But Murph too has got goals for me in the Championship.

"I decided we had to shake up things, especially after last Saturday. I got two in, but I was hoping to get one or two more in as well.

"That's something I'll be hoping to address from next week."

Elsewhere Roy Keane has revealed his backing for under fire England Captain John Terry, saying: "There's no halo over my head. We all make mistakes.

"But the captaincy issue is no big deal - you can have three or four leaders. I think England have a good chance of winning the World Cup whoever leads them on to the field."

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