Roy Keane

Stephen Garman's effort is too deep for us (which is a polite way of saying we don't really understand it) Photograph: n/a

"There'll be none of this Tractor Boys business now Keane is in charge, it's manual labour all the way," chuckles Thomas Nycz-Losi Photograph: n/a

Ah, here's Triggs (well, an Andrex puppy masquerading as Triggs anyway). "After six months of constant companionship, Keane finds it hard to leave the dog at home," titters Adam Harvey Photograph: n/a

"In order to communicate with his team more effectively next season Keane is introducing a series of hand-signals," writes Mat Owen. "Here we see the boys practising the one that means 'show more feckin’ aggression'. Also affectionately known as the 'V' for Vieira sign" Photograph: n/a

Rob Moline sent in five – five! – entries along these lines. This is probably the pick, we reckon. For anyone not as familiar with agricultural machinery as Rob clearly is, it's a tractor joke Photograph: n/a

We're not entirely sure what Roy has got to do with Kim and Aggie, but Daniel Wallis clearly is Photograph: n/a

"I used to like Ipswich Town until Roy Keane took charge. I guess you could say I’m now an ex-tractor fan," bom-tishes Howard Jones Photograph: n/a

"Roy was furious to find out that while he was busy working, Triggs had fallen in with the Ipswich party crowd," chortles Paul Berry Photograph: n/a

"A match-up next season that will undoubtedly be 'Keane-ly' contested," parps Rob Hall in a bid for the Bad Pun of the Week award Photograph: n/a

"Mick McCarthy may have escaped Keane's clutches for now but he'll soon hunt him down," honks Thomas Nycz-Losi, a man with a finely-tuned sense of perspective Photograph: n/a

"Roy's new gruelling training regime meant that his Tractor Boys always gave 600%," honks Tony Hewitt Photograph: n/a

"Well, he did say: "I'll be back," writes John O'Reilly Photograph: n/a