Roy Keane Unleashes Fury on Nottingham Forest Flop Ibrahim Sangaré After Bournemouth Debacle

Nottingham Forest’s nightmare continued at the Vitality Stadium on October 26, 2025, as Bournemouth cruised to a 2-0 victory, their 100th Premier League win and best-ever start under Andoni Iraola. Goals from Marcus Tavernier (25′) and teenage sensation Eli Kroupi (40′) left Sean Dyche’s Reds rooted to 18th, winless in nine league games since Ange Postecoglou’s mid-October sacking. But the real storm brewed around £30m midfielder Ibrahim Sangaré, the Ivorian powerhouse who entered at halftime and promptly imploded.

Sangaré’s 45 minutes were a catastrophe: zero interceptions, a sloppy giveaway sparking Kroupi’s tap-in, and a howler of a clearance gifting Antoine Semenyo a clear chance. Pundit ratings plunged him to a dismal 3/10, with The Athletic branding him “a Ferrari in a go-kart race—flashy, but failing spectacularly.

“Enter Roy Keane, the Forest legend turned ITV savage. On post-match analysis, the Irish firebrand didn’t hold back: “Sangaré? What a waste of talent. He hides when it matters, sulks like a child. I’ve seen better from Sunday league donkeys. Forest need warriors, not whingers—ship him out before he drags us down for good.” Keane’s tirade, echoing his iconic rants, racked up 200k views on X within hours, reigniting debates over the 27-year-old’s adaptation woes since his 2023 PSV switch.Fans piled on mercilessly. #SangareOut exploded with 25k posts, as

@ForestFaithful roared: “That sub was suicide. Last minutes he gets—sell the dud now!” Another devotee, @TrentsideTillIDie, vented: “Keane’s spot on. Sangaré’s ‘power’ is a myth; he’s poison in red.” With Dyche demanding “raw hunger” in his debut loss, and relegation biting, Marinakis eyes January fire sales. Keane’s verdict? Brutal truth: Sangaré’s Forest tenure hangs by a thread. Can the Reds rally against Manchester United next? Or is this the breaking point?