Keane and the piss takers

Also wtf is Neville doing constantly shrugging his shoulders and rolling his neck?

He’s an annoying little £#%&!er.

Originally Posted by Buck

I'd love to see Roy Keane and Paddy Crerand do one of these shows

Would be great/car crash tele.

Paddy's the only co-commentator I've heard shout when the opposition got a penalty once "how the heck is that a penalty you can see from up here he dived [replay shows clear contact] oh actually maybe the ref got it right"

Totally red-tinted views but I enjoy his enthusiasm.

Originally Posted by Jammy Dodger

From what he said he didn’t have an issue with united getting rid of him that season as he knew it would probably be his last. It was more the way it was done and the lies gill and Fergie told him. He also said he’d saw how disgracefully fergie treated Bruce and Robson at the end too. Absolutely hates fergie. He had about 3 minutes where he really laid into fergie, and it must be said it was all true.

I posted that more on previous Keane comments about his departure and before I saw the video where he cleared up some things. As you say, in a brilliant team he was the best, he would do the job of three men on the pitch. He's still good copy but too often feels like some of his criticisms and his overall image is something he plays up to, there's a difference between being cynical and being miserable.

Originally Posted by Ethers

The trouble with Jammy’s argument is that nobody was there to see what Neville had to say, because we all get it rammed down our £#%&!ing throats 7 days a week via his commentary, or his analysis, or his newspaper column, or his youtube interviews, or his £#%&!ing twitter account. They were there to see Royston Maurice Keane.

The interviewer was trying to follow up on something very specific Keane had said, so of course he was right to tell Neville to wait, as he might not have got Keane back in that place after Neville had given his tuppence worth. Especially as Neville’s answer would probably have been about ten minutes longer than necessary, included the use of a touchscreen, and culminated in a rant about Paul Pogba.

Pretty sure the event organisers disagree, otherwise he wouldn’t have been there.

Neville didn't actually add anything other than saying "you could tell that was it" and "it was a horrific day" over and over again

Great to see him being the opinionated principled guy he is and sticking up for Fergie in front of Keane.

Regardless of personal opinions of the two in question I could sit and listen to stuff like that for ages. Love hearing what went on behind the scenes in the good old days...

Originally Posted by Mr_Ed

Regardless of personal opinions of the two in question I could sit and listen to stuff like that for ages. Love hearing what went on behind the scenes in the good old days...

That

Thought this was a new superband

So the video wasn't destroyed.

Keano is dry as a bone

Originally Posted by Chorlton74

So the video wasn't destroyed.

Keano is dry as a bone

Seems the video wasn’t that bad. From what I saw, it seems fergie orchestrated his exit for months before, using quireoz to wind him up and then the video as an excuse to pull the trigger.

So where is this video?

https://mobile.twitter.com/JonWalters19/status/1169552415433076736

Originally Posted by Brucie

https://twitter.com/unitedinmybrain/...71065867575296

I hate modern football...

Nothing really in that is there? Successful man in position of power uses his influence to give his family opportunities. Shocking and unexpected development.

Usual Keane railing against the bluffers and bullshit rant, have to make your money somewhere I guess. Cringing more at those in the background celebrating every jab at Fergie.

Originally Posted by Tiberian

Nothing really in that is there? Successful man in position of power uses his influence to give his family opportunities. Shocking and unexpected development.

They certainly have us well trained these days.

Originally Posted by TripDownMiseryLane

I reckon Roy just genuinely calls it as he sees it as opposed to projecting in a way he'd like to be seen or for effect. There are few people out there like that because most do, or have to, consider how what they say will go down or be judged. Roy doesn't give a monkey's and by virtue of the levels he reached and what he's achieved, he doesn't feel he has to. Fair £#%&!s to him.

That's pretty much my take on it/him.

I love the guy but there's no denying he loves an audience. Nothing wrong with that, of course.

Probably plenty of truth in what he says, although he's deffo more mental than he (and Nev) want to admit.

Don't think it's a coincidence that the ex colleagues who talk shit about him the most are largely the ones who'd be irrelevant otherwise.

He was about to go after the interviewer.

Absolute nutcase.

Originally Posted by utd99

He was about to go after the interviewer.

Absolute nutcase.

“So you know John, do you?”

Gives the bloke the death stare

“He’s been on our show yes”

“I bet he has”...

Originally Posted by AK14

“So you know John, do you?”

Gives the bloke the death stare

“He’s been on our show yes”

“I bet he has”...

You can tell it’s festering too.

“You going to be seeing him later?”

Love him, but the man’s a whacko.

Originally Posted by AK14

“So you know John, do you?”

Gives the bloke the death stare

“He’s been on our show yes”

“I bet he has”...

John who?