‘It was done in cold blood’ – Keane’s assault on Haaland’s dad, 20 years on - The Athletic

[Greck]

Had never actually seen this tackle before. What was the reason for it anyway? Can't imagine he did it for no reason?

Rant incoming but it was unjustified and no one had that coming. Defending this would be scum of the earth shite. Proper lowlife nonsense. Loyalty doesn't mean switching off common sense and rules of human decency. Whether or not he caused those injuries Keane was an absolute twat for that. Malicious intent to commit an act that he knew could do extensive damage. Seen it a million times and it doesn't get any less disgusting. Some of these knobheads would be in jail if they weren't celebrities.

 

[croadyman]

He didn't sign for us because only ole wanted him and woody didn't.

Well that Toy Story puppet set us back years by being so drunk with power, should have stepped aside for Football people not let his ego rule him.

 

[Huddsred]

Ok. Bored of this story now. I'm sure both Alf and Keane are over it by now so why isn't everyone else?

 

[Spaghetti Bolognese]

Ruddock on the other hand did this, and admitted wanted to break his legs. Broke both. On a planted leg too, as we've all seen many times on a football pitch.

And on top of that, in a reserve match

 

[Sky1981]

I ran over someone who's being a cnut years ago.

He didnt die though, so it's ok i guess.

 

[Reiver]

If only Keano had directed his attack at Haalands nut sack, then its Erling who?