Keane on Haaland
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The point here is Keane made one of the worst tackles ever seen, and plainly admits that he meant to do the player, it was no accident, he wanted to injure the player, no arguments, it was intended to do harm.
Is a four game ban enough for that, I don't care if he gets charges made against him, has he already been punished enough?
Is a four game ban enough for that, I don't care if he gets charges made against him, has he already been punished enough?
i wonder if the FA will dig up the case of Shearer on Lennon if keane gets done
now dont try and say that wasnt done with intent
now dont try and say that wasnt done with intent
The point I am refering to though is that, Keane seems to be a wild-one when it comes to the press. His comments regarding his team-mates, performances etc seem to go un-addressed by Fergie. I just get the feeling if it was anyone other than Keane, he'd say something.
for all those who think keane has stoped the troll from playing this is from his own mouth
"Knee injury wasn't caused by Keane
I had the operation on my knee earlier in this week and it went well. In fact, I wouldn't really call it an operation; it was more of a clean-up job on my knee. And I just wanted to make it clear that it was not the knee that took a knock in the Manchester derby, despite what some papers have reported. It's my left knee that's been bothering me, and it was clearly shown on Sky that it was my right knee that took the knock. Another example of the papers not checking their sources! It's actually been bothering me for the last three months, but I've played through it as we attempted to avoid relegation. Now that we're down, it seemed like the most sensible thing to do it now, to get it out of the way so I'll be ready in time for pre-season. While the others have been preparing for the last game, against Chelsea, I've been having treatment every day in an attempt to get some movement back into my leg. After anything like that, it all goes a bit dead, so they're just trying to get the swelling down and get the muscle working again. It's one of those things that just had to be done and, as I say, it seems to be going well so far."
"Knee injury wasn't caused by Keane
I had the operation on my knee earlier in this week and it went well. In fact, I wouldn't really call it an operation; it was more of a clean-up job on my knee. And I just wanted to make it clear that it was not the knee that took a knock in the Manchester derby, despite what some papers have reported. It's my left knee that's been bothering me, and it was clearly shown on Sky that it was my right knee that took the knock. Another example of the papers not checking their sources! It's actually been bothering me for the last three months, but I've played through it as we attempted to avoid relegation. Now that we're down, it seemed like the most sensible thing to do it now, to get it out of the way so I'll be ready in time for pre-season. While the others have been preparing for the last game, against Chelsea, I've been having treatment every day in an attempt to get some movement back into my leg. After anything like that, it all goes a bit dead, so they're just trying to get the swelling down and get the muscle working again. It's one of those things that just had to be done and, as I say, it seems to be going well so far."
Originally posted by RUDDY:
<strong> I had the operation on my knee earlier in this week and it went well. In fact, I wouldn't really call it an operation; it was more of a clean-up job on my knee. And I just wanted to make it clear that it was not the knee that took a knock in the Manchester derby, despite what some papers have reported. It's my left knee that's been bothering me, and it was clearly shown on Sky that it was my right knee that took the knock. Another example of the papers not checking their sources! I</strong><hr></blockquote>
Sounds like Haaland has great case then against Keane!! As I said before, he hasn't got a leg to stand on!
But who is to judge that "mistimed" tackle isn't some sort of premediated treatment? No one except the perpetuator would know.
Anyway back to Gerrard, he had mentioned that he wanted to stamp his authority on the game, presumably in midfield vs. Viera.
Now how would u "stamp ur authority" on a 6ft++ French rock? Definitely not just by tagging his lil' cute tight jersey isn't it? So did Gerrard wanna hurt Viera too? ....
Anyway back to Gerrard, he had mentioned that he wanted to stamp his authority on the game, presumably in midfield vs. Viera.
Now how would u "stamp ur authority" on a 6ft++ French rock? Definitely not just by tagging his lil' cute tight jersey isn't it? So did Gerrard wanna hurt Viera too? ....