He did say 'Take that you prick". This is a different thing from breaking players legs. I assume you know that and that Haaland not only played on in that game but did not have his career ended by Keane.
Neil Ruddock 'deliberately broke Andy Cole's legs'
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Andrew Cole has a good job with United and is still revered by the fans. I think he's had some lucrative TV work in the Middle East too. 99.999999999% of the world had forgotten about Ruddock until today. But he can look back fondly on the time he broke Cole's legs in a reserve game so he's the real winner, right?
This. I'd love the same reaction in the media and from fans as the Keane/Haaland incident, but it just won't happen.
Yet Haaland never played a full game after that tackle happened. Roy Keane is/was a very small man.
Haaland the man who stood smirking in front of a Munich sign who taunted keane as he broke his leg . Yeah iv so much sympathy for Haaland
Anyone who deliberately injures another player is a prize twat in my opinion whether it is Ruddock, Keane or the Caf's pin up boy Souness.
Cole was an awesome striker and has a shitload more honours than Ruddock could dream of. Some players can just show their record and achievements where others like Ruddock have to bring up hard man behaviour from his past which only cements the fact he is a washed up, broke waste of space who should save his stories for his grandkids who would be able to tell him first hand what an utter feck up he has become.
Cole was an awesome striker and has a shitload more honours than Ruddock could dream of. Some players can just show their record and achievements where others like Ruddock have to bring up hard man behaviour from his past which only cements the fact he is a washed up, broke waste of space who should save his stories for his grandkids who would be able to tell him first hand what an utter feck up he has become.
Due to a long standing knee issue in the knee that Keane didn't kick.
I'll just leave this here, this is what poor Neil has to do to make a quid these days, how humiliating for him, his family and Liverpool as a club.
Which was not related to the tackle that Keane made. But, you know, make shit up to back up your opinion of Keane...and "is a very small man", unless you think he's dead or become a "big man".
Haaland's issue was with his other knee, which he was already treating for months prior to the Keane tackle. In fact Haaland actually himself actually said as much at the time, which is partly why his later legal case against Keane failed.
The idea that Keane's tackle was to blame is an utter myth, unless the injury teleported itself across legs, back in time and manifested itself as an entirely different type of injury.
Meant for shock factor, he's always came across like a buffoon. He'll be known for ridiculous stories involving his weight and Harry Redknapp.
Andy Cole will be known for being an integral part of the treble winning side. One of the greatest strikers in the premier league era and a club legend.
Andy had a huge decorated career with the biggest honors achieved, a respected ambassador of Man United.
That silly fat wnker is on cheap reality tv and an ambassador for talk sport chatting shite.
Andy Cole will be known for being an integral part of the treble winning side. One of the greatest strikers in the premier league era and a club legend.
Andy had a huge decorated career with the biggest honors achieved, a respected ambassador of Man United.
That silly fat wnker is on cheap reality tv and an ambassador for talk sport chatting shite.
Yes but I don't recall cole making a big issue of that at the time . In fact cole and Sheringham were ok at united together until a row over a mishit pass led to a Bolton goal .
Then the handshake thing was thrown in by the media afterwards and just made things even worse even though they still played well together afterwards .
I'd like to hear from Teddy if he feels he was the reason Ruddock broke Coles legs and how he feels about it
Sheringham comes off as intelligent on the pitch especially the way he played. But off the pitch he seems to be thick especially if that get a proper English name story is true.
I remember hearing about what Marker did to Thornley, was a shocking ‘challenge’.SAF was at that game and apparently insisted on Thornley suing Marker which he did.He won the case too.
Such a shame as Thornley was never the same player after it and he was extremely talented.
They nearly always played well together, but Cole has said himself for many years that was the reason why he hated Teddy. I believe Andy Cole, but I don't believe Ruddock's justification.
No.Haaland stood gloating over Keane after he did his cruciate At Elland Road, naturally Keane didn’t take kindly to him and got his vengeance when the opportunity came.We can’t all be angels like Gary Lineker.
As for Ruddock was a disgusting POS he is.Could Cole sue him in light of these addmissions? Could he be prosecuted?
Sweet if he could.
Remember teddy in 1999 at the nou camp. Legend.
Haaland wouldn't have stood over Keane doing that if Keane hadn't tried to injure him in the first place.
Both are nasty cnuts.
Ruddock can feck off back to irrelevance.
Haaland was winding Keane up and kicking him all game, and Keane just tried to receipt him in the Leeds match. Haaland standing over him and screaming at him to stop faking an injury when he was in agony wasnt a cool thing to do.
No excuse for nearly crippling Haaland in fairness. He'd have gotten less of a punishment from the FA if he'd have just punched him.
I thought this was a reprint from a 2010 interview or something.
Arsehole who should never have been signed to us in the first place along Dicks who only lasted a season, this prat feck knows how managed to stay with us for 5 seasons. Another epitome at the time where we went wrong in the 90's having bad influences like him around who were just a nuisance and downright average.
Oh climb down off your high horse.Haaland was a clogger , Keane was the best midfielder in the history of the Premier league .
What, like Keano broke Alfie's leg? Ruddock is more.famous for his ridiculously large bollocks and getting naked than he is for football that should say it all. Yes he deserves to be punished as it's a disgusting attack, but no worse than Roy's.
Yeah, he helped us win the Champions League in 1999. He's a legend and was a quality player.
Perhaps someone with legal background could help out here. Is this not a sueable offence?
I totally agree with you
If anyone here says it's a man game and that kind of stuff is OK after the guy who commited it himself agreed it was delibarare then they can go and fuxx themselves !! Humanity at the worse and I am sure karma will do its justice on its own course ! That guy is a piece of sh1t and he will burn in hell
Oh yeah don't get me wrong. I know Haaland was being a twat but Keane wouldn't have had the injury if in that one moment he wasn't trying to get Haaland back. Not that I'd be above trying to kick someone that had kicked me all game and tried to wind me up but if he didn't do it, he doesn't get injured which doesn't lead to Haaland standing over him which then doesn't lead to the City game challenge. Butterfly effect at its maximum.
I'm not on a high horse and I'm not sure what the respective quality of the two players has to do with trying to kick each other? Is Messi allowed to snap people's legs in half because he's the best player ever? How about headbutts and punches? Same for Cristiano?
Nowhere did I say anything about Keane's quality as a player or even suggest it was affected by what he tried to do to Haaland that caused the whole thing to begin with. As I said, Keane tried to injure Haaland and he got injured himself and that act, irrespective of whether Haaland was a cnut and was winding him up and kicking him all game, set everything in motion for what happened after it. If he hadn't done it, he wouldn't have gotten injured (we probably win the league again in 97/98 due to having Keane as well), Haaland doesn't stand over him abusing him and he doesn't kick him and get sent off against City years later. Simple.
Now try again to comprehend that actions have consequences. I'm sure you can do it (Now I'm on the high horse).
Andy Cole:
5 Premier Leagues
2 FA Cups
2 Charity Shields
1 UEFA Champions League
1 League Cup
1 Premier League Golden boot
Neil Ruddock:
1 League Cup
3rd to be evicted in I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here
5 Premier Leagues
2 FA Cups
2 Charity Shields
1 UEFA Champions League
1 League Cup
1 Premier League Golden boot
Neil Ruddock:
1 League Cup
3rd to be evicted in I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here
Exactly, dickhead. Every club has players who play dirty so moaning about Thicky Ruddock and getting all high and mighty is daft hypocrisy.
Calm down.
You seem fairly volatile for a moderator on an online forum where there's guaranteed to be differences of opinion.
Agreed. I was surprised to see "staff" underneath his username.
It isn't even a difference of opinion because I agree that all clubs have players who are dirty, including United, Liverpool and.....Arsenal.
But pointing out that his club also commit fouls clearly struck a nerve.
Red card to @Grinner for foul and abusive language.
Yes dickhead, I truly believed that Arsenal have never had a player who tried to hurt another team's player.
Where did I say that? Not only are you being abusive but you’re also making stuff up.
Anyway, I hope your day improves.
I saw the fat twat (ruddock) in his new audi a6 smoking a cig on the m6 a few weeks ago. Looked miserable as sin.
Agree. They weren't good enough for Liverpool and just showed how you lost touch in the 90s.
Ferguson tried for years to sign Miguel Andal Nadal. Nickname was the beast and he was a clogger like Ruddock. That was how it was back then.
Ah, there's always place for 'back in muh days' bullshit in those threads.
I remember that, almost every week that rumour was on those old Teletext 0898 numbers
Miguel Angel Nadal a notorious hardman was twice the player Ruddock was. Ruddock was just a plain thug and a wind up merchant on the pitch
Ouch!
