Sunderland boss Roy Keane admits he's struggling to find any enjoyment out of his job at the moment.

He said: "I have been a manager for two minutes and I am always looking at my mistakes. Dealing with it will come from experience. When you do win, you don't get too high and when you lose, you take it the same way. Will I ever get like that? I guarantee I will never get like that. I have always been one extreme or another. I've never had a balance in anything in my life, never.

"I will constantly look at myself and, whatever the punters might have thought last weekend, multiply that by a thousand for what was going through my head.

"I was like it as a player and that is possibly why I will be a manager for only a short time. Maybe that is what held me back in my football career, being over critical of myself. It affects your sleep, your appetite and has that knock-on effect."