Roy likes to characterise Ferguson as the big baddie in all of this, making more of his defamatory interview than Roy thought it merited. However he was calling out teammates in public as being shite and that is the sole preserve of the manager of a club. He shoulda fuckin well known better.
@@nawkir Yeah Rooney said so and several more Ferguson wasnt right in using that as an excuse but Keanes time was running out and it's clear it upset Keane a lot
Shame we never heard what he said before that tape was destroyed on fergie's instructions, keane had been saying similar things for years before that, thing was he wasn't 34 with a broken foot and a dodgy hip, he was passed it by 2005, fergie should have handled it better
1 interview doesn't take back everything that happened. Also this kind of thing happened with more than Keane, when someone who had been a soldier for the club for years left. Becks, Ince, Bruce, Rooney. Fergie was a great manager, but this was one of his flaws
@@BigTawfiq ...What that he got rid of people who started thinking they were more important than the collective. 'One of his flaws'...I beg to differ because his team building and success show otherwise.
@@rael1999 not that he got rid of them, how he got rid of them. And as it relates to some other them, Keane in particular they have explained their side and it doesn't seem that the got too big for their boots at all
@@BigTawfiq ...Lol...Ince called himself the governor...Beckham became obsessed with fame and the cat walk. As for Bruce and Rooney I don't remember any issues there ?? The one player Fergie admits he regrets getting rid of was Stam. As for Keane he's hardly going to admit he took the bullying of the players a little too far.
Say what you want about Ferguson's behaviour towards Keane at the end - he was proven 100% right in calling it a day with him. 3 years later he was lifting the European cup and Roy was long retired. Greatest manager and greatest captain in the history of the game.
True but those later years I don't think brought him the same level of gratification as the 90's-early 2000's when he had a true camaraderie with his players that at times almost seemed like a father-son dynamic, particularly with Roy. Players have since become increasingly more entitled, greedy and believing their own hype. The love of the game itself has taken a back seat. Ferguson caught the start of this new era in the premier league and watching those later seasons, he looked visibly more fatigued and not as invested as he was in previous years. Man U were still cleaning up but I reckon if you asked him, he'd tell you his favorite period as gaffer was 1995-2002
Ah come on scotland is hardly another country. Its a 2 hour train d9wn from glasgow. Also you cant be you own country if you dont make your own decisions. London makes the calls and dont forget it
Kinda funny that Roy's demise was brought about by having a pop at players he believed weren't up to the standards of the 99 team. But 3 years after his departure, Utd won the champions league again. You'd wonder is there more to it. Like Saipan, did he engineer these bustups on some level, to give himself or others a reason for him to get out of a situation he wanted out of.
You'll find that Celtic fans are very keen to travel. A, it gets them out if their shithole surroundings and b, they can watch top level football. Played by the opposition I know but still.
And me and my mate stuck with them in plain clothes get started to attack us the whole match,forgetting it was a testimonial !!! Never had any time for Celtic after that night,and I’m Irish !!
All those years later and still no replacement for Keane! He’ll never be replaced!!
eh... Fred?
Keane was a one off.
@@Tianton1 you trolling?
They’ve done just fine without him though.
@@videolad3057 no we haven't don't lie
Phil Jones been at the club for 10 years now he deserves a testimonial for all those face churning performances.
😂😂😂
SAF: “I see myself in Roy.” True he was eyes hears on the pitch
Keane is somewhere thinking
'That's my job'
Pity it ended so badly
Roy likes to characterise Ferguson as the big baddie in all of this, making more of his defamatory interview than Roy thought it merited. However he was calling out teammates in public as being shite and that is the sole preserve of the manager of a club. He shoulda fuckin well known better.
@@FaxanaduJohn he was a pundit,albeit on the club channel,even Rooney said the criticism was,nt bad.So did Darren Fletcher
@@nawkir Yeah Rooney said so and several more Ferguson wasnt right in using that as an excuse but Keanes time was running out and it's clear it upset Keane a lot
@@nawkir other players didn’t agree
Shame we never heard what he said before that tape was destroyed on fergie's instructions, keane had been saying similar things for years before that, thing was he wasn't 34 with a broken foot and a dodgy hip, he was passed it by 2005, fergie should have handled it better
Celtic fans are unreal, bringing 23,000 to a testimonial, unbelievable!
Wonder what the turnout will be for a Maguire testimonial....🤣🤣
Hahahahahahash
😂😂😂 behind closed doors no cameras 🤣🤣🤣
Hopefully he’ll be sold ASAP, so he doesn’t get one!
The cast of The full monty might turn up
22 stewards
Need him at the club in some way.
Roy Keane must be your best mate if you give all your best football ⚽️ ❤🎉
We never found that new Roy Keane.
Funny Roy doesn't seem to remember these compliments from Fergie !
1 interview doesn't take back everything that happened.
Also this kind of thing happened with more than Keane, when someone who had been a soldier for the club for years left. Becks, Ince, Bruce, Rooney.
Fergie was a great manager, but this was one of his flaws
@@BigTawfiq ...What that he got rid of people who started thinking they were more important than the collective. 'One of his flaws'...I beg to differ because his team building and success show otherwise.
@@rael1999 not that he got rid of them, how he got rid of them. And as it relates to some other them, Keane in particular they have explained their side and it doesn't seem that the got too big for their boots at all
@@BigTawfiq ...Lol...Ince called himself the governor...Beckham became obsessed with fame and the cat walk. As for Bruce and Rooney I don't remember any issues there ?? The one player Fergie admits he regrets getting rid of was Stam.
As for Keane he's hardly going to admit he took the bullying of the players a little too far.
Fergie left before Rooney
He looks so happy that Keane is finally gone.
Say what you want about Ferguson's behaviour towards Keane at the end - he was proven 100% right in calling it a day with him. 3 years later he was lifting the European cup and Roy was long retired. Greatest manager and greatest captain in the history of the game.
He was right but it was classless behaviour.
@@thepublichousebrandcom Agreed
True but those later years I don't think brought him the same level of gratification as the 90's-early 2000's when he had a true camaraderie with his players that at times almost seemed like a father-son dynamic, particularly with Roy. Players have since become increasingly more entitled, greedy and believing their own hype. The love of the game itself has taken a back seat. Ferguson caught the start of this new era in the premier league and watching those later seasons, he looked visibly more fatigued and not as invested as he was in previous years. Man U were still cleaning up but I reckon if you asked him, he'd tell you his favorite period as gaffer was 1995-2002
It was just the way he did but I'll always respect Sir Alex, however I have no time for that dirty little coward Carlos Quiroz
You can tell that Ferguson wasn’t comfortable talking about Keane
no he wasnt
Yeah that's why he paid him all those compliments.
Celtic fans: The greatest on the planet, and it's not even close! 23,000 fans for a testimonial ...in another country!
Ah come on scotland is hardly another country. Its a 2 hour train d9wn from glasgow. Also you cant be you own country if you dont make your own decisions. London makes the calls and dont forget it
@@jericho9653 I've read some shite in my time but your post takes the gold medal for shite.💯%
@@jericho9653 Every country is within 2hrs of another country 😕 Wales, Ireland and Scotland are very different places from England, praise the lord!
And Keane told him to fuxx off when they were on the mic…
Keane didn't have fergies vision or faith in the young united players in 2005. Fergie stuck with them and won him everything
Eh no,the players that won in the following seasons were bought ! There was no class of 92 repeat ! Get your facts right…
He sounded half cut to me.
Kinda funny that Roy's demise was brought about by having a pop at players he believed weren't up to the standards of the 99 team. But 3 years after his departure, Utd won the champions league again.
You'd wonder is there more to it. Like Saipan, did he engineer these bustups on some level, to give himself or others a reason for him to get out of a situation he wanted out of.
That's right, Roy Keane made sure there were no football facilities in Saipan.
He wanted to make it about himself attention seeking
You'll find that Celtic fans are very keen to travel. A, it gets them out if their shithole surroundings and b, they can watch top level football. Played by the opposition I know but still.
And me and my mate stuck with them in plain clothes get started to attack us the whole match,forgetting it was a testimonial !!! Never had any time for Celtic after that night,and I’m Irish !!