Keane "Go £#%&! yourself"

He does way too many interviews too.

Originally Posted by jem

is only hurting himself.

it's lucky he never played for himself or he'd have had a few slaps round the head.

You dont half talk %@#$&!s at times, Keane never hurts himself because its never Keanes fault.

OLD PALS ACT ¿ Yorke has huge respect for Keane

so much respect he pawns a story like this for a few grand to a shit rag like the notw. I agree with Keane's txt, Dwight go £#%&! yourself.

He's made himself come across as a right arse, tbh.


Loved him at United, but some of the stuff he has come out with, and the way he has acted, in the past have left a lot to be desired.

I called my son Keane. . . .I need say no more on my thoughts of the man

Originally Posted by originalhogg

I love him even more after reading that, superb!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


top boy our Keano.

f Yorke.

lost soo many points by selling his story.

should have just retired with his diginity somewhat intact.

Originally Posted by ReligiousRed

I called my son Keane. . . .I need say no more on my thoughts of the man

Yes, but you're dyslexic and meant to name him "Cian" so it hardly counts.

Thing is he's won things at the highest level (well, almost)... when you've worked at, say, United and then you see some of these #@&%! ends he must get frustrated. Souness has had similar problems and he's admitted he'll never go back into manglement.

Originally Posted by shadowplay

Yes, but you're dyslexic and meant to name him "Cian" so it hardly counts.

:shakehead:

Some of us need to realize that being a great player and a @#%&! of a man are not mutually exclusive.

Some of the language used in the quotes attributed to Yorke in that interview lead me to think there is no way half of that came out of his mouth and was heavily dramatised by NOTW.

Not disputing Keane is mental though but what sort of a @#%&! do you have to be to take that to a newspaper for a few grand? I cant imagine he's struggling to pay the leccy meter.

Changing the subject...do you remember the story about G Nev sending a text 'round to his chums informing them of the change of his mobile number to which Keane replied "who cares?"

Yorkie would be a better manager than Keano.

one thing in that piece stands out. he scares the shit out of people. the ipswich players must be shitting a brick every time they pass the ball.

nft.

Originally Posted by PaulParkersPubes

Some of the language used in the quotes attributed to Yorke in that interview lead me to think there is no way half of that came out of his mouth and was heavily dramatised by NOTW.

As it's being touted as extracts from Yorke's book then that's very unlikely.

Originally Posted by LaPaz

As it's being touted as extracts from Yorke's book then that's very unlikely.

Then I very much doubt he wrote his book

Originally Posted by dinger

We knew we were in for a tongue-lashing. We waited for the fireworks. Keano emerged from the washroom, quietly, calmly.

"He asked our kit manager if he can get the tactics board. 'Sure, boss, it's over here.'

"The board goes up. And Keano takes a running jump and smashes it over with a kung-£#%&!ick. He screamed at Danny Collins: 'Never come to me and ask for a contract again.' And then the captain, Dean Whitehead, is next. 'Captain? Captain? Some f***in' captain you are,' he rages, slapping Dean about the head in the process, before turning on us all. 'I can't trust any of you!'

£#%&!ing love Keano. I miss him. Would've loved to have been a fly on the wall when Fergie told him that he was being sacked off.

Originally Posted by koppas

£#%&!ing love Keano. I miss him. Would've loved to have been a fly on the wall when Fergie told him that he was being sacked off.

Doubt it came as a surprise to Keane - he'd purposely left Ferguson with no option but to tell him his services were no longer required.

Originally Posted by Father Christmas

Doubt it came as a surprise to Keane - he'd purposely left Ferguson with no option but to tell him his services were no longer required.

Agreed.

Originally Posted by Father Christmas

Doubt it came as a surprise to Keane - he'd purposely left Ferguson with no option but to tell him his services were no longer required.

exactly.....his loss not ours

It was the end of the line he knew it was coming