Roy Keane

[Plant0x84]

My error. My mother (God rest her soul) was Irish and she used to make potato cakes, but she never called them biscuits. As I recall, they were made with left-over mash, flour, and some butter. She fried them and served them with eggs and bacon on a Sunday morning. Dad's favourite.

That does sound pretty good actually. My mum is also Irish, but I don’t recall her ever being that great in the kitchen!

 

[Fingeredmouse]

That does sound pretty good actually. My mum is also Irish, but I don’t recall her ever being that great in the kitchen!

Tattie scones are a staple across Scotland and basically the same thing as, although generally thinner than, the Irish equivalent. They are tremendous.

 

[Moriarty]

That does sound pretty good actually. My mum is also Irish, but I don’t recall her ever being that great in the kitchen!

My gran was the best cook. Her Irish stew was top drawer and her boiled bacon ribs and cabbage was a Saturday staple.

 

[simplyared]

That’ll be it so. I’d forgotten he was ever there. His management career began and ended at Sunderland as far as I can make out. The Ireland thing was just a token role. I love Keane, he’d be great craic to go for a flake of pints with and listen to his mad stories. He would also probably be someone you would avoid getting intentionally angry

Don't want to disappoint but I believe he's tee-total these days. If you were to meet him which is highly unlikely, avoid idolizing him. Not wanting to get him angry.......

 

[Moriarty]

Tattie scones are a staple across Scotland and basically the same thing as, although generally thinner than, the Irish equivalent. They are tremendous.

Haggis suppers are great. Scottish grub in general is much underrated.

 

[Berbaclass]