Titles a bit over the top, but it's a decent watch this...
Will another club ever take a pint on him again?
Titles a bit over the top, but it's a decent watch this...
Will another club ever take a pint on him again?
So alpha that even incey thought he was still playing for us and had to follow him out.
Titles a bit over the top, but it's a decent watch this...
Will another club ever take a pint on him again?
With the way footballers have become today, it's a real shame that most clubs expect managers to be politicians. Back in 2006-07, players from any division would follow Keane into battle and thrive with that kind of bluntness.
At that stage, United had not won at Maine Road for eight years but the first half had been 50-50 in terms of possession and chances, and Keane should have given United an early lead when released by a sharp Denis Irwin pass.
This was early-years Roy Keane: Keane, the boy from Cork with a Young Offenders bowl haircut; Keane, the fast-forward midfielder, the box-to-box runner, the scorer of goals, creator of chances. This Keane was just as likely to turn up wide and cross — as he did for Hughes in the eighth minute — as to tackle in front of the defence. In fact, when Keane delivered the opportunity for Hughes, the TV commentary declared Keane’s run as “his trademark, really”.
“I still saw myself as a goalscoring midfield player,” Keane said, “working box to box, tackling, closing people down, grafting to win the ball back. Offensively, I believed I was at my most effective running on to the ball to finish moves such as the one that produced the winning goal at Maine Road."
„Roy, I feel uncomfortable and I told you before, my pronouns are him/their, I kindly ask you to use them instead of cnut“With the squad we have now I’d expect no one to follow him out.
“No Roy we can’t go out before wolves do”
The Athletic had been posting articles on Premier League's greatest individual performances and this one caught my eye — at the 10th place they've put Roy Keane's performance against Manchester City — his first ever Manchester derby. So I decided to revisit that game and made a compilation of his performance and it was a fascinating watch — to continue the ever-lasting discussion on just how good of a footballer Keano was on top of being an intimidating hard-tackling menace. On a better day he could've scored & assisted 2 or 3 goals more but a last-minute winner in a comeback that saw United 2 goals down after the first half is a decent result nonetheless.
Those are some excerpts from the article:
The Athletic had been posting articles on Premier League's greatest individual performances and this one caught my eye — at the 10th place they've put Roy Keane's performance against Manchester City — his first ever Manchester derby. So I decided to revisit that game and made a compilation of his performance and it was a fascinating watch — to continue the ever-lasting discussion on just how good of a footballer Keano was on top of being an intimidating hard-tackling menace. On a better day he could've scored & assisted 2 or 3 goals more but a last-minute winner in a comeback that saw United 2 goals down after the first half is a decent result nonetheless.
Those are some excerpts from the article:
The Athletic had been posting articles on Premier League's greatest individual performances and this one caught my eye — at the 10th place they've put Roy Keane's performance against Manchester City — his first ever Manchester derby. So I decided to revisit that game and made a compilation of his performance and it was a fascinating watch — to continue the ever-lasting discussion on just how good of a footballer Keano was on top of being an intimidating hard-tackling menace. On a better day he could've scored & assisted 2 or 3 goals more but a last-minute winner in a comeback that saw United 2 goals down after the first half is a decent result nonetheless.
Beautiful simplicity from Keane. He was all over the pitch during this game and almost always in the right place at the right time. Although Keane version 2.0 was more influential on games, this version was certainly fun to watch. The best to ever do it I believe.
The character within this team was ferocious. I remember being completely unsurprised by the comeback.
Also, can’t beat the black shorts & black socks combo.
that would be a really difficult call. Don't totally disagree but what I would also give for a winger like David Beckham who could not only cross the ball but actually find a guy wearing the same colour shirt as his! Not to mention corners and free kicks...That performance at Juve in the CL semi second leg in ‘99 by Keane was colossal. His determination and pure desire would be priceless today.
It’s true that you don’t realise how good something is until it’s gone.
People saying Declan Rice worth £120m - what would prime time Keano be worth today?
If we could have one player from ‘99 to drop into our current team I’d take Keano.
That performance at Juve in the CL semi second leg in ‘99 by Keane was colossal. His determination and pure desire would be priceless today.
That performance at Juve in the CL semi second leg in ‘99 by Keane was colossal. His determination and pure desire would be priceless today.
It’s true that you don’t realise how good something is until it’s gone.
People saying Declan Rice worth £120m - what would prime time Keano be worth today?
If we could have one player from ‘99 to drop into our current team I’d take Keano.
my guess is he might also have threatened to quit... just like a certain Cristiano ronaldoYes - case can be said for Scholes and Giggs as well! We were so blessed back then!
However, do you think standards would have been allowed to drop like last year with Keano around? He’d have been calling them all out - no way would he have downed tools or be of accepting players throwing their arms in the air or not trying.
There would have been lots of stories of scuffles at training and a few black eyes but you would have had CL football this season!
He almost certainly would have. Well he might not have been given the choice, he had an awful toxic cloud around him when his legs went at the end, constantly lashing out at his teammates for his own decline.my guess is he might also have threatened to quit... just like a certain Cristiano ronaldo
That’s his job.
The way Ronaldo ignores Carragher
Keane “You’re on the bench”. Ronaldo, “what do you want me to do?” Keane “Get in the team!”
I was thinking the same. He takes things well.Oh friends. Thumbs up.
Gotta say Carragher has got a good sense of humour.
I was thinking the same. He takes things well.
You have to when you're Jamie carragher or life becomes miserable.I was thinking the same. He takes things well.