Roy Keane and Ian Wright engaged in a heated debate on the Stick to Football podcast regarding a past transfer issue during Keane's management at Sunderland. Keane recounted how he refused to sign a goalkeeper who insisted on bringing his own goalkeeping coach, citing the importance of having a different perspective in training. Wright challenged Keane's decision, arguing that if he was interested in the player, he should have accommodated the request. Keane firmly stood by his choice, calling Wright's perspective 'childish' in response to the disagreement. This incident highlights the complexities of managerial decisions in football, particularly concerning player-coach relationships. Keane's tenure at Sunderland was marked by success, winning the Championship title, but it ultimately ended due to conflicts with ownership.