Now that he lives vicariously through United as a fan, I wonder if this was what he was like in the dressing room, like ‘lads they’re shite let’s hammer them and who cares if they score first’
Didn’t know about that. Keane does love a grudge.It's because he supported them as a kid and never got over all the disappointment they'd give him. He lists them as his team and Hoddle as his favorite player in his book.
For those of you that missed it
For those of you that missed it
The higher the pitch of his voice, the greater the fury.
One day, his anger will reach new levels and the dolphins will start levitating out of the ocean.
Not sure Wright has it in for us to be honest. If anything he's seemed very pro EtH from the get go.He was on one tonight.
He obviously tginks we are back.
Funny watching Wright squirm with annoyance.
He also loves Ten Hag... Well as much as our Roy is capable of love.
It fills me with so much joy.
I wasn't saying Wright has it in for United. I'm saying he was annoyed with Keane dismissing his comments about West Ham will feel they should've won it. Also the arrogance of Keanes comments seemed to annoy him.Not sure Wright has it in for us to be honest. If anything he's seemed very pro EtH from the get go.
In fact, when he was out of shot, you could see his reflection laughing his head off when Keano was laying into one of his victims of the night
Ah ... Fair enough.I wasn't saying Wright has it in for United. I'm saying he was annoyed with Keane dismissing his comments about West Ham will feel they should've won it. Also the arrogance of Keanes comments seemed to annoy him.
Generally, I like Wright. But I just found that dynamic, in that moment, funny.
True. I was glad Keane pulled them up on it. The narrative often seems to be about the plucky underdog against Unites. The narrative should've been about our improvement and their goal, which VAR shouldve ruled out, because the ball went out of play. Imagine that happened for a United goal, endless coverage and talking points for weeks.Ah ... Fair enough.
Was weird how much they were going on about West Ham. They had 2 counters which they fluffed - happens
Keano just pointed out the obvious, you don't take your chances you ain't gonna win, no point in crying about it and say well we played well and were unlucky, there's a reason United won and luck had nothing to do with itTrue. I was glad Keane pulled them up on it. The narrative often seems to be about the plucky underdog against Unites. The narrative should've been about our improvement and their goal, which VAR shouldve ruled out, because the ball went out of play. Imagine that happened for a United goal, endless coverage and talking points for weeks.
Apparently Keane & Wright get on well. I wouldn’t have believed it possible once.I wasn't saying Wright has it in for United. I'm saying he was annoyed with Keane dismissing his comments about West Ham will feel they should've won it. Also the arrogance of Keanes comments seemed to annoy him.
Generally, I like Wright. But I just found that dynamic, in that moment, funny.
That violence line
On a rampage tonight. Think Cole and Wright were a little too intimidated to push back against his comments at times. What a man. Still striking fear into the hearts of his opponents/fellow analysts.
It's interesting because as recently as January he was fairly dismissive of our good form and not that complimentary of Ten Hag. He still seemed annoyed over the Ronaldo drama.
It's interesting because as recently as January he was fairly dismissive of our good form and not that complimentary of Ten Hag. He still seemed annoyed over the Ronaldo drama.
I wonder if the last few weeks has made him realise Ronaldo was the problem and Ten Hag did the right thing, because the last few times we've seen Keane do pundit work he seems to be a big fan of Erik.