Harry Redknapp thinks Roy Keane should join Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's coaching staff at Manchester United.
United suffered an embarrassing 5-0 defeat against Liverpool last weekend and the manner of that performance suggested that there are deep-rooted issues at the club, which has placed Solskjaer under unprecedented pressure this week.
Solskjaer's tactical credentials have been scrutinised, however, the United boss' coaching staff have also been questioned.
Redknapp believes that former United captain Keane could help the Reds find an improvement in form, though.
Redknapp has admitted that he thinks Keane could join Solskjaer's coaching staff in an attempt to 'sort' some players out.
“It was interesting last week listening to all the pundits talk about Ole’s situation. I went with Graeme Souness, I think he needs a bit of help. I’m not saying his staff are not good lads and good, but they look to me as a very quiet group," Redknapp told talkSPORT.
“I know Michael Carrick very well, I love Michael, he’s a fantastic footballer and a great person and he’s got other people around him. Sometimes you can’t be afraid to think that another bit of help coming in, it will help me and help the team.
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“I just think he maybe needs somebody else, a different [character] alongside him in the group to help them. He looked a lonely figure last week standing on that touchline. Do you know who’d I take at Manchester United? Everyone’s going to think I’m absolutely mad.
"I’d bring in Roy Keane. If I was Ole I’d think to myself, he won’t mess around and he’ll sort one or two out.”
