Niether was Keane, Klinsmann or Van Basten.
I know it's a leap of faith, but supposedly we're after an experienced manager, that's all I mean.
And Keane, yes, great - proof that having an iconic leader of men doesn't equate to greatness in the dugout.
I'm going a bit off topic here but I think Keane has done very well at Sunderland. 18 months ago they were in the Championship relegation zone and he turned it round, got them promoted and has them putting up a decent fight in the Premiership. You have to consider as well that he only has a limited amount of pulling power seen as Sunderland is not the place most young players want to move too, would rather be in London or a big city.