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Post by numpty40 on Feb 28, 2021 13:51:23 GMT
Just been on Sky talking about Spurs, a completely wonderful rant, priceless.
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Post by harryburrows on Feb 28, 2021 13:53:41 GMT
Rednapps was better
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Post by bayernoatcake on Feb 28, 2021 14:00:50 GMT
What did he say? I can imagine based on previous Man Utd players of the 90s views of Spurs. They really do think they're weak minded shitehawks.  |
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Post by crouchpotato1 on Feb 28, 2021 14:06:27 GMT
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Post by bayernoatcake on Feb 28, 2021 14:10:34 GMT
He's not wrong there.
Glad he mentioned Lloris.
If we were still in the PL and were linked with him I wouldn't have wanted us to sign him. Way too many mistakes.
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Post by realstokebloke on Feb 28, 2021 14:14:06 GMT
Marvellous.  |
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Post by mattyd2 on Feb 28, 2021 14:21:02 GMT
As much as I hate to say it Keane handed Redknapp his arse on a plate there.
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Post by werrington on Feb 28, 2021 14:31:38 GMT
Tottenham 3-0 up 30 mins 😊
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Post by clarkeda on Feb 28, 2021 14:34:34 GMT
He's not wrong there. Glad he mentioned Lloris. If we were still in the PL and were linked with him I wouldn't have wanted us to sign him. Way too many mistakes. Most overrated keeper in the league and has been since he signed. People go on about his distribution and I wouldn’t put it much higher then butlands. |
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Post by bayernoatcake on Feb 28, 2021 14:36:57 GMT
He's not wrong there. Glad he mentioned Lloris. If we were still in the PL and were linked with him I wouldn't have wanted us to sign him. Way too many mistakes. Most overrated keeper in the league and has been since he signed. People go on about his distribution and I wouldn’t put it much higher then butlands. Totally agree! He's always been the same. |
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Post by GeneralFaye on Feb 28, 2021 14:47:27 GMT
I like watching Roy but he clearly didn't watch Bale against West Ham because he was the best player on the pitch. Other than that, I agree with him.
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Post by theonlooker on Feb 28, 2021 14:49:20 GMT
As a side note, how shit are Burnley? Proper slow side too.
It's like watching us under Lambert, Rowett, Jones and O'Neill...
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Post by prestwichpotter on Feb 28, 2021 15:27:25 GMT
As a side note, how shit are Burnley? Proper slow side too. It's like watching us under Lambert, Rowett, Jones and O'Neill... Terrible, but always scrape enough wins together to stay safe. There’s only one direction they’re heading though, might not be this season - or even next - but it will happen in the not to distant future..... |
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Post by brinsleymaclagan on Feb 28, 2021 15:36:57 GMT
I’ll never understand why people think Keane is some kind of god. He’s just a thug who deliberately ended another players career. He should have been locked up and never allowed near a football ground again! There are probably lots of ordinary supporters who could go on TV and rip into players and teams in the way he does.
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Post by thehartshillbadger on Feb 28, 2021 15:42:22 GMT
I’ll never understand why people think Keane is some kind of god. He’s just a thug who deliberately ended another players career. He should have been locked up and never allowed near a football ground again! There are probably lots of ordinary supporters who could go on TV and rip into players and teams in the way he does. He’s an utter prick |
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Post by terrorofturfmoor on Feb 28, 2021 15:48:18 GMT
Keane would argue with his own shadow if it wasn't keeping up!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Shit manager, but love listening to him!!! 😁
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Post by GeneralFaye on Feb 28, 2021 15:59:01 GMT
I’ll never understand why people think Keane is some kind of god. He’s just a thug who deliberately ended another players career. He should have been locked up and never allowed near a football ground again! There are probably lots of ordinary supporters who could go on TV and rip into players and teams in the way he does. You won't find any ordinary support who captained the most successful side in Premier League history though.. tbf. |
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Post by thfc67 on Feb 28, 2021 15:59:20 GMT
I’ll never understand why people think Keane is some kind of god. He’s just a thug who deliberately ended another players career. He should have been locked up and never allowed near a football ground again! There are probably lots of ordinary supporters who could go on TV and rip into players and teams in the way he does. Which player's career did Roy Keane end? |
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Post by thehartshillbadger on Feb 28, 2021 16:01:20 GMT
I’ll never understand why people think Keane is some kind of god. He’s just a thug who deliberately ended another players career. He should have been locked up and never allowed near a football ground again! There are probably lots of ordinary supporters who could go on TV and rip into players and teams in the way he does. Which player's career did Roy Keane end? Alfie Haaland |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 28, 2021 16:01:53 GMT
I’ll never understand why people think Keane is some kind of god. He’s just a thug who deliberately ended another players career. He should have been locked up and never allowed near a football ground again! There are probably lots of ordinary supporters who could go on TV and rip into players and teams in the way he does. Which player's career did Roy Keane end? Haaland Senior |
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Post by dutchstokie on Feb 28, 2021 16:04:54 GMT
I’ll never understand why people think Keane is some kind of god. He’s just a thug who deliberately ended another players career. He should have been locked up and never allowed near a football ground again! There are probably lots of ordinary supporters who could go on TV and rip into players and teams in the way he does. You won't find any ordinary support who captained the most successful side in Premier League history though.. tbf. Tbf he walked out on his teammates at the World Cup, tbf he admitted himself he purposefully went onto the pitch to injure another professional, tbf he ripped into Clive Clarke whilst he was in hospital- one of his own players at the time..... tbf it doesn’t paint a pretty picture does it..... and I got a written warning from my work because of him ..... my own fault though .........tbf 😁👍 |
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Post by thfc67 on Feb 28, 2021 16:09:20 GMT
Which player's career did Roy Keane end? Haaland Senior It's a myth, utter bullshit. Show me any evidence to back up your claim. |
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Post by GeneralFaye on Feb 28, 2021 16:11:35 GMT
You won't find any ordinary support who captained the most successful side in Premier League history though.. tbf. Tbf he walked out on his teammates at the World Cup, tbf he admitted himself he purposefully went onto the pitch to injure another professional, tbf he ripped into Clive Clarke whilst he was in hospital- one of his own players at the time..... tbf it doesn’t paint a pretty picture does it..... and I got a written warning from my work because of him ..... my own fault though .........tbf 😁👍  |
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Post by thehartshillbadger on Feb 28, 2021 16:12:40 GMT
It's a myth, utter bullshit. Show me any evidence to back up your claim. He effectively ended his career, yes he already had a bad right knee but Keane doing his left knee would have certainly accelerated his retirement. |
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Post by thfc67 on Feb 28, 2021 16:32:25 GMT
It's a myth, utter bullshit. Show me any evidence to back up your claim. He effectively ended his career, yes he already had a bad right knee but Keane doing his left knee would have certainly accelerated his retirement. This is from Wikipedia: At the time of Keane's tackle, Håland's left knee was already giving him sufficient problems for him to have to play with strapping around it. After the tackle, Håland finished the match and played a midweek friendly for Norway coming off at half-time, and the next league game, coming off in the 68th minute. That summer, he underwent surgery on his left knee, but only managed a further four substitute appearances the following season, and finally retired in July 2003 after failing to recover full fitness. Håland was originally contracted with Manchester City until the end of the 2004–05 season, but in his contract it was stated that City could terminate the contract if medical conditions indicated that he couldn't play first-team football again, and decided to use this option. Following the release of Keane's autobiography in 2002, Håland and Manchester City stated that they were considering taking legal action against Keane. However, it emerged that Håland had stated on his personal website that he had been playing with the injury to his left knee a few months, that it did not receive a knock in the game to his left leg (Keane kicked his right leg), and that Keane did not cause his long term injury. Legal action was dropped in February 2003 after the club reviewed the medical advice. I'm no fan of Roy Keane, but he did not end Haaland's career. And let's not forget Haaland's part in this saga: On September 27, 1997, Keane's United travelled to Elland Road for a game with hated rivals Leeds. As the Irishman subsequently admitted himself, he was in no fit state to play, having been involved in a drunken row at Chester Street Hotel just two days previously. He started, though, and unsurprisingly struggled, both with his hangover and Haaland. "He was winding me up from the beginning of the game," Keane wrote in his 2002 autobiography. "Five minutes from time... I lunged forward at Haaland. I was trying to trip him rather than kick him. I knew it would probably mean a booking but, f*ck it, he'd done my head in." However, in lashing out at Haaland, Keane actually injured himself, snapping the cruciate ligament in his left leg. Neither player knew this at the time, but Haaland – along with Leeds team-mate David Wetherall – made an immediate beeline for Keane and accused him of faking injury as he lay prone on the turf. With United having already used all of their substitutes, Keane tried in vain to continue but he wouldn't play again that season. |
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Post by thehartshillbadger on Feb 28, 2021 16:41:18 GMT
He effectively ended his career, yes he already had a bad right knee but Keane doing his left knee would have certainly accelerated his retirement. This is from Wikipedia: At the time of Keane's tackle, Håland's left knee was already giving him sufficient problems for him to have to play with strapping around it. After the tackle, Håland finished the match and played a midweek friendly for Norway coming off at half-time, and the next league game, coming off in the 68th minute. That summer, he underwent surgery on his left knee, but only managed a further four substitute appearances the following season, and finally retired in July 2003 after failing to recover full fitness. Håland was originally contracted with Manchester City until the end of the 2004–05 season, but in his contract it was stated that City could terminate the contract if medical conditions indicated that he couldn't play first-team football again, and decided to use this option. Following the release of Keane's autobiography in 2002, Håland and Manchester City stated that they were considering taking legal action against Keane. However, it emerged that Håland had stated on his personal website that he had been playing with the injury to his left knee a few months, that it did not receive a knock in the game to his left leg (Keane kicked his right leg), and that Keane did not cause his long term injury. Legal action was dropped in February 2003 after the club reviewed the medical advice. I'm no fan of Roy Keane, but he did not end Haaland's career. And let's not forget Haaland's part in this saga: On September 27, 1997, Keane's United travelled to Elland Road for a game with hated rivals Leeds. As the Irishman subsequently admitted himself, he was in no fit state to play, having been involved in a drunken row at Chester Street Hotel just two days previously. He started, though, and unsurprisingly struggled, both with his hangover and Haaland. "He was winding me up from the beginning of the game," Keane wrote in his 2002 autobiography. "Five minutes from time... I lunged forward at Haaland. I was trying to trip him rather than kick him. I knew it would probably mean a booking but, f*ck it, he'd done my head in." However, in lashing out at Haaland, Keane actually injured himself, snapping the cruciate ligament in his left leg. Neither player knew this at the time, but Haaland – along with Leeds team-mate David Wetherall – made an immediate beeline for Keane and accused him of faking injury as he lay prone on the turf. With United having already used all of their substitutes, Keane tried in vain to continue but he wouldn't play again that season. I didn’t look at Wikipedia, my bad. I’ll admit when I’m wrong. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 28, 2021 16:47:48 GMT
I think he's a shit pundit and that rant was exactly that.
It's the kind of shit that we would say in the pub when a football debate gets heated, and you start talking utter shit to get your point across.
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Post by thehartshillbadger on Feb 28, 2021 16:54:00 GMT
I think he's a shit pundit and that rant was exactly that. It's the kind of shit that we would say in the pub when a football debate gets heated, and you start talking utter shit to get your point across. He’s just there for “entertainment”. His opinions on the game leave a lot to be desired. Having said that, these pundits doing the touchscreen shite like Redknapp and Carragher do my head in. |
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Post by Clem Fandango on Feb 28, 2021 16:59:51 GMT
Tbh I thought they both made decentish points but Keane lost it when he said nobody from Spurs would get into any of the top four teams.
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Post by malteser68 on Feb 28, 2021 17:02:28 GMT
He’s right about Dier - really dire. And the goalie is the luckiest man in earth to have won a World Cup coz he’s utter crap
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