Sunderland boss Roy Keane says he's ready for the challenge of locking horns with the country's top managers.
"Having a drink after the game helped you see a different side to them.
"But the Premier League is more lethal. It won't be that friendly.
"Will people want my scalp? You will have to ask them, but I want to upstage all of them.
"Hopefully we will upset a few of them. I know that when we lose, I get upset.
"I love the intensity. You need an edge. There is more responsibility on my shoulders now, it is different to being a player.
"The mental side is massive. Sunderland before went up not believing they are there on merit.
"We respect our opponents but we won't be in awe of any team. I will make sure my players are all ready for it."
