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Keane seems a really lovely genuine person to me. aware of his own 'character' and plays up to it for TV but comes across really well in interactions with the regular folk
Wouldn't we all?Pretty sure if he didn't have a wife and kids, he'd be married to Dennis Irwin.
You can argue Beckham over Giggs, and maybe even Ince over Scholes even though I think that one is mental.And in that combined team he picked Viera and Viera picked him in midfield.
Paul Ince was a fantastic player, a massive knobhead but a brilliant midfielder. But, if I remember correctly Keane also said he'd swap himself out for Scholes if he had to swap one player.
Also, as a player Paul Parker was every bit as good as, if not better than Gary Neville. Were it not for his continous injuries towards the latter end of his tine at Utd Gary Neville would have been waiting a bit longer on the bench to get his chance.
Also leaving Giggs out for Ronaldo, that's hardly harsh.
I agree with that.He also said it's a big mistake to make Maguire captain just as he walked into Old Trafford.
Yeah, you can argue over it with him. It was his team, he can explain it. He picked the players. If he preferred Paul Parker having only played with him for a couple of years to Gary Neville, that's his choice; or if he preferred Ronaldo to Giggs, even though he only played with Ronaldo for a year or two, again that's his choice.You can argue Beckham over Giggs, and maybe even Ince over Scholes even though I think that one is mental.
But there is no chance Paul Parker was the best Utd right back Keane played with. By about halfway through Keane's second season here Neville had already replaced Parker as first choice. He played with Parker for about 18 months and Neville for about 11 years.
He's even said himself since he regrets doing that show and picking that eleven.
He left Giggs, G Nev and Scholes out as they were Fergie favourites. It was hilariously petty even by Keano's standards. Keeping Ince and Beckham in there as they had fall outs.Yeah, you can argue over it with him. It was his team, he can explain it. He picked the players. If he preferred Paul Parker having only played with him for a couple of years to Gary Neville, that's his choice; or if he preferred Ronaldo to Giggs, even though he only played with Ronaldo for a year or two, again that's his choice.
Only he knows if there was bitterness or pettiness behind his choices. Being that it was for Tv I'd day some concessions were made. I'd be inclined to think that Neville wasn't picked because in a combined team, he's the best right back between the two teams as he was miles better than Lauren or whoever it was they picked. In midifeld if you have Scholes or Robson and Keane in the Utd side instead of Ince. Viera just wouldn't get a look in for a combined team. You'd probably have ended up with a combined team that had Henry in it as the only Arsenal player and that wouldn't make for interesting telly at all.
Yeah can understand what Roy is saying because doesn't give you any leadership sense at allHe also said it's a big mistake to make Maguire captain just as he walked into Old Trafford.
Yep.Wouldn't we all?
Pretty sure if he didn't have a wife and kids, he'd be married to Dennis Irwin.
Did you see the tape? I admit I haven’t but I have heard it wasn’t nearly as bad as it was made out to be. Plus we had just lost 4-1 to Boro. Now that’s simply unnaceptable.Keane was wrong in his spat with Fergie. No one can go out and chat shit about his teammates on live TV without getting severely punished for it. Lord knows what he was thinking.
He would have picked Dennis Irwin 11 times if he couldThis, remember the doc he did a few years ago where he had to pick his best ever united 11 and it was just lads who fell out with Fergie.
What really annoys me about the Scholes thing is that people never talk about Scholes ability to control a game, the debate is always dumbed down because that's the only way Gerrard can win.
Agree with this. He's more in tune with the 94 generation - they were the standard setters when he joined the side, and the guys who made the biggest impression on him at a younger and more impressionable age.Unlike Neville though who's very serious, Keane always comes across as very funny and is always self-deprecating. I'm baffled that people don't understand where he's coming from; you'd think he actively hates the class of 92 judging by people's comments here when it's pretty obvious he likes them ("loyalty") it's just that he has more of a fondness for the 94 team. It's just a different mentality. His huge respect and admiration for Brian Clough-a man who actually punched him in the face- is the same.
Only one man can bring peace between two titansI just hope he and Fergie get over it and do a reunion, it's just become too petty by this time and frankly I don't think we would have Fergie around that much longer, would be a shame if they never amend things and leave it on a sour note
Both are too stubborn and strong headed to make concessions unfortunately.
Roy would get too entranced by the sheer majesty of old man irwin to make any progress.Only one man can bring peace between two titans
There's zero chance of that happening. Keane didn't even reach out when SAF nearly died.I just hope he and Fergie get over it and do a reunion, it's just become too petty by this time and frankly I don't think we would have Fergie around that much longer, would be a shame if they never amend things and leave it on a sour note
Both are too stubborn and strong headed to make concessions unfortunately.
I miss him.Only one man can bring peace between two titans
It makes me sad seeing two of my most admired football man , ending things like this.There's zero chance of that happening. Keane didn't even reach out when SAF nearly died.
Who doesn't, he was world class and a consummate pro.I miss him.
Sad to seeEven Keane is dispirited. Don’t think I’ve ever seen him so deflated.
Just sums everything up. Roy Keane giving up the fight. That’s unprecedented.Sad to see
He looks defeated.Can't wait for Keane to rip into these scrubs. Although he looks so downbeat don't think he even has it in him today
We’ll done, he’s 50!Cheers, Keane's crying. Nice one
Don’t think he will. He looks defeated.Can't wait for Keane to rip into these scrubs. Although he looks so downbeat don't think he even has it in him today
He looks defeated.
Never thought I would see the day, just goes to show what this team has done to us.Don’t think he will. He looks defeated.
It's really a sad sight to watch. He should be a part of the club, at least as some kind of advisor or enforcer inside the club to remind everyone of standards.Even Keane is dispirited. Don’t think I’ve ever seen him so deflated.
Sad times when Souness seems to be more in touch with the club and its culture, its traditions, and its expectations, than the players are. Roy Keane would absolutely throttle the lot of them if he was there.
Too many players are afraid to admit they are letting themselves down and haven't been accountable for their actions.Sad times when Souness seems to be more in touch with the club and its culture, its traditions, and its expectations, than the players are. Roy Keane would absolutely throttle the lot of them if he was there.
They're both also bang on when they talk about the players not taking responsibility for where they are. It's their own fault they are as low as they are. There does seem to be that sense of them looking around and waiting for something to change, rather than them enacting that change. There's no bottle at all there.
Jesus we even made souness depressed.