Ali Dia
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It would be brilliant to be able to loan a few players together to Celtic if Keane takes over. It’s a good enough level for a younger player. European football too.
As a Man United and Rangers fan, I really hope Keane doesn't join Celtic. It's conflicting enough cheering on a Liverpool legend at Rangers without hoping a United legend fails at Celtic.I really don’t think he’s a good manager, he’s just too much stick and not enough carrot. He really has trouble keeping his rage in check and managers have to be savvy in dealing with players, staff and boards
However, I do believe he will have a good chance to be successful at Celtic if he goes there because the level of Scottish football is currently low (not to be disrespectful, I’m speaking in relative terms) and I think he is enamoured of that club. They will give him a decent shot if they take him on.
He really only has to beat Gerrard’s Rangers, which is doable. Maybe Gerrard could even move on shortly......
He kind of was but his last full season (04-05) was actually a very good one in terms of influence as a metronome passer and defensive mid. His peak was 96-2002 though.Was Keane done at this stage? I was still fairly young and distracted by youth stuff as suposed to being all about united ins and outs
He went to Celtic and then retired?
If we disregard how the moving on of Keane happened was it the right move, never thought about it before so just wondering from people who were more invested at the time
I’m glad Ole chose Roy for this current team because that tells me he knows there is a real lack of leadership in the team, it’s severely lacking.
Oh and Roy was a complete baller as well of course.
As a Man United and Rangers fan, I really hope Keane doesn't join Celtic. It's conflicting enough cheering on a Liverpool legend at Rangers without hoping a United legend fails at Celtic.
That said - I do agree that if Keane is to succeed anywhere as a manager, then it's probably at a big club like Celtic in a smaller league like the SPL. He demands his players to deliver success and be winners - that's not easy at clubs like Ipswich and Sunderland unless they're in the championship going for promotion. But in the PL they're going to be fighting relegation, which wouldn't satisfy him.
He's not going to get jobs at huge clubs near the top of the PL, La Liga, etc - so it's going to be much easier for Keane to get the type of winners he demands at a club like Celtic. Though I can't see him staying long at any club. I think his management style would be too abrasive like Mourinho's and, even if he has success at a club, he'd soon alienate too many people and would end up having to leave.
Yeah totally agree. I just want to believe that Ole chose him because he acknowledges the lack of character/leaders in the squad.I think anyone who played in that era or remembers it through anything other than rose tinted glasses would pick Keane. He was the most influential player in that side by a significant margin.
Man Utd and Rangers? Bertie, old boy, your cognitive dissonance shouldn't just be limited to concerns about wee Stevie and Keano. Jeeves might be able to save you from all manner of ghastly Aunts but even he can't solve that conundrum.As a Man United and Rangers fan, I really hope Keane doesn't join Celtic. It's conflicting enough cheering on a Liverpool legend at Rangers without hoping a United legend fails at Celtic.
Man Utd and Rangers? Bertie, old boy, your cognitive dissonance shouldn't just be limited to concerns about wee Stevie and Keano. Jeeves might be able to save you from all manner of ghastly Aunts but even he can't solve that conundrum.
Yea it's talked about quite a bit in the 2 vids I posted not long ago. And in contrast to the proud stubborn nature of the two men Viera says I'm sure he still loves u on the inside.Being a manager is hard and most managers are ruthless,
"Hounding every blade of grass, competing as if he would rather die of exhaustion than lose, he inspired all around him....."
fergies comment on keane....
Fergie did keane an injustice and all players who were around their peak post 99, he did not strengthen it where it needed to be, signed poor and butchered that team when rebuilding.... Keano sacrificed everything for that man and man utd, in the end fergie cut him loose like he never knew him and like keane never did anything for him when his powers had waned.
Can see where keane is coming from, and on the flip side I can see fergies view.
2 legends. just leave it as that.
Being a manager is hard and most managers are ruthless,
"Hounding every blade of grass, competing as if he would rather die of exhaustion than lose, he inspired all around him....."
fergies comment on keane....
Fergie did keane an injustice and all players who were around their peak post 99, he did not strengthen it where it needed to be, signed poor and butchered that team when rebuilding.... Keano sacrificed everything for that man and man utd, in the end fergie cut him loose like he never knew him and like keane never did anything for him when his powers had waned.
Can see where keane is coming from, and on the flip side I can see fergies view.
2 legends. just leave it as that.
That's a very naive view of Scholes' M.O. He was more than happy to "accidentally" leave some on some of his opponents when it suited him to do so.
The infamous Battle of Old Trafford with Vieira getting sent off, Ruud missing that penalty and the handbags at the end of the match.
Keane was United's best player and one of the best players on the pitch with his composure and finesse on the ball helping United gain the upper hand in the engine room. Just a shame Ruud missed that penalty though...
The infamous Battle of Old Trafford with Vieira getting sent off, Ruud missing that penalty and the handbags at the end of the match.
Keane was United's best player and one of the best players on the pitch with his composure and finesse on the ball helping United gain the upper hand in the engine room. Just a shame Ruud missed that penalty though...
Love the Keane and Vieria battles. Thanks for the vid.
Never felt we were ever outclassed by the Invincibles unlike their 98 team. The reverse fixture later in the season was 1-1 and Keane and United were pretty good for a point in that game too. Ruud missed a good headed opportunity in the last few minutes and Arsenal missed an easy goal after that too.
The 1-0 semi final we were battered for ten minutes but then I felt we were the better team.
Love the Keane and Vieria battles. Thanks for the vid.
Never felt we were ever outclassed by the Invincibles unlike their 98 team. The reverse fixture later in the season was 1-1 and Keane and United were pretty good for a point in that game too. Ruud missed a good headed opportunity in the last few minutes and Arsenal missed an easy goal after that too.
The 1-0 semi final we were battered for ten minutes but then I felt we were the better team.
Keane's right, but they'll probably win today and everyone will go on like Spurs are 2011 Barca.
Yeah I re-watched that game recently, I think that in a tight game we were probably just about the stronger team but I don't think we had any players that could score that Henry goal. Our midfield seemed on top most of the time.Funny that. I remember Henry scoring from distance past Roy Carroll and thinking well, they're just so much better than us that it's no surprise. 03/04 at Highbury.
Yeah he was being a right prick there.Unbelievably harsh comments on Fred. We’re watching the lad play an excellent part in the build-up to the goal he scored, and Keane said “I even expected him to miss that”.
He wasnt. Hes a midfielder and he knows what hes talking about. Freds use of the ball isnt good enoughYeah he was being a right prick there.
Well he nearly missed itUnbelievably harsh comments on Fred. We’re watching the lad play an excellent part in the build-up to the goal he scored, and Keane said “I even expected him to miss that”.
I thought it was harsh, Fred was not poor today.He wasnt. Hes a midfielder and he knows what hes talking about. Freds use of the ball isnt good enough