i used to think sir alex was just manager of the best team at that time. But since then with all the managers that have taken over at the club it shows what a truely great manager he was..and im not a man utd fan either. And i think roy keane is a very knowledgeable and interesting guy too ....
Rare for Roy Keane to give any praise. Yes, him and Sir Alex have had their differences but you can hear the respect Roy has for the man in his voice when he describes him and Clough as brilliant. A genuine compliment!
Not really, he does this regularly. People tend to focus on sound bites & tabloid headlines and form that opinion of him. He'll give credit where credit is due.
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I'm a Gooner and I'll never forget that inspirational performance in Turin despite him getting booked and knowing he'd miss the CL final in 99. He carried his team, this guy was one of the greats and I wish him and Vieira were still playing.
I used to hate vieira growing up as a united fan. I couldn’t stand him. Now i look back and I’d give anything to have players like him and keane again. Watching the game on Monday it was just brutal. The juxtaposition between united and arsenal now and back in the day is a bit depressing.
This is as close as you're going to get to a sign of respect from Keane. He respects Fergie massively for the manager he was, but also won't allow his single-mindedness to forget what he seen as a betrayal when Fergie got rid of him. He is understandably bitter at the way he was treated, and how it all unfolded. Roy Keane gave his heart and soul to Manchester United, and no fan will ever forget that. Genuine legend
Irate Primate yes but he’s forgetting that is what made the manager so great he kissed cantona ares when he needed him when he didn’t gone no friendship he kissed Roy’s when he needed him then fucked him off when he didn’t that was one thing we never had at Liverpool a bit to nice . Remember Ferguson trying to stick up for cantona kicking a fan in the chest than when he ban was up playing him
Love him or hate him! He was one of the best midfield leaders of all time! His passion maybe got him into trouble but you can never fault his Desire to achieve the best as an individual and as a team member! The type of player that is very hard to find in any league these days!
His passion and his desire is the same thing. Without his passion he wudnt be half the player he was. He said that himself. You just have to accept him the way he was. Anyway he was only sent off 7 times. Roughly once every two seasons.
As a liverpool fan the man was a world class player and would of getting into any team in Europe..what a talent..man u need a Keane in that team so bad..
Maybe it's a English thing but no taking bollox this side of the water...for me top 3 midfielders..1 zinedine zidane...2 Keane.. 3 vieira..3 of the best I've ever seen.. 3 of them carry legendary status.
Incredible insight. Not a United fan, but i have nothing but admiration for Roy Keane as a player. Absolute winner in everything he did, you can see why he achieved what he did in the game.
@@egyptianmessi3110 fake hardman keane??? hhahaha they would laugh him out of the dressing room. Love the story of jon walters laughing in his face when keane tried to act the hardman...... keane ended up crying and threatening to call the police...hahahahah
I feel the mould for players like Roy has long since been lost. This man was an absolute warrior, the opposition midfield constantly looked over their shoulder when Keano was on the field.
He was unbelievable even in a Forest side ravaged by injury, Cloughie's bad latter-day decisions and training. We've not had a player like him since. Still hugely respected at NFFC
Amazing interview and insight into that era at United. I can’t stand football anymore, but I absolutely loved listening to this. Massive respect for Roy Keane
In my opinion he's the best captain United's ever had we won't see his like again. His driving of his teammates and his will to win was unbelievable. Some people might not like him as a person and that's fine, but nobody can question what he brought to the club. The semifinal against Juventus in 1999 is a prime example he got booked and knew he was out of the final, that would've seen some players fold, but not Roy, he put on a masterclass of what being a captain meant and inspired us to get us through to the final, that speaks volumes for the guy.
I remember the days i played football for a local teams under 10s. I always tried to be top scorer because the coach would tickle top scorers balls after every game damn I miss those days.
Well done Roy Keane. This is brilliant! It is wonderfully graceful when we honor others. Ando doing so also brings out the beauty in our own hearts. You are the Captain!
how old are you, he was a heavy drinker, getting in to drunk fights around manny, bad mouths team mates constantly, in the end even united were sick of it. and thats facts
Everything Roy Keane says is spot on. He brings everything back to being as professional as possible and after that, everything will look after itself.
Ayad Danial Keane said they did him over in his final year and they told him they’re gonna get rid of him early but they didn’t wanna pay off his contract
Nope...Bryan Robson hands down..Roy was class dont get me wrong but i watched both umpteen times, robbo carried a mediocre team, keano had class around him..
@LEE KING SNATCH Not a chance, love them both but Robbo all round better, scored more goals too, yes he by far won more honours but come on, cantona, giggs, scholes, rooney, ronaldo to name a few, robbo in the 80s had next to no one in the calibre of those players, my fave and ultimately is'nt either robbo or keane but scholesy for me the better midfielder
This man is an incredible example of how to keep your head in the game, and not to get distracted by the money, fame, etc. Not one to get a different hairstyle every week, not one to be too laid back, he would always play the best game he could and during training, keeping it serious. Roy Keane is part of the golden gen were it was all about the game. The game is what players today need to focus on... rather than social media status and their looks and thus adding more to their egos. Massive respect to Roy
What an incredible man, leader and captain. He may not have handled himself with integrity since he left Utd, but it’s great to listen to the actual admiration and respect he had for SAF and I’m sure SAF feels the same about Roy whatever is said in books or publicly. The two men were the cornerstones of Utd’s success. If we had half the man Keane was as a captain our team wouldn’t have the shocking standards it has now
The point about him working hard to not disappoint furguson is spot on. I think that was the best thing about furguson, being a nice man and a caretaker
A true leader! Players probably respected the hell out him, you can tell how ex United players react around him. Class act even if he needs to smile a bit more
Bloody brilliant, to have the integrity to call a spade a spade, even with what has happened (unjustly) to this man.........wow. One of the greatest leaders of men in sports history.
There is not a player like Keane in the Premier League and probably hasn't been since he finished up. It's nice to see these interviews as it gives a good insight into what it was like for that brilliant era he was a part of
“That look of disappointment from Sir Alex was like a dagger in your heart. You just didn’t want to let the man down”. Says everything you need to know about the passion that United players USED to have for their team.
@@gv-can4718 Keane's generation won one Champions League and regularly failed to win a rubbish domestic league. The Man Utd team that reached 3 champions league finals from 2008 - 2011 was far superior.
@@sarahjessicafarter7383 He won it 7 times, that’s not “regularly failed”. At the tail end, Chelsea and Arsenal were quite capable themselves, with players who never looked back.
This man set the standards that had to be met to last at Man Utd and the standards he set himself was levels above I think everything he says is spot on he’s oozes winner from every pour
As a Leeds fan, I now realise how much I miss players like Keane, Neville, Ince, Hughes etc. Proper players that I never fully appreciated at the time due to club loyalty.
I'm a liverpool fan but Roy Keane is a premier league legend will never forget the constant battle between him and Viera in the early 2000's would of had Keane at Liverppol in a heartbeat 👍🏻
Roy Keane is one of the most interesting pundits to hear from, especially when he talks about his time as United captain and Fergie. Shame that their relationship is what it is now. I hope one day they can begin speaking again - even if they never were close in terms of a friendship it would be nice to see that they’re back on talking terms. What a duo for United they were.
I could listen to Roy Keane all day. He is brilliant TV. I love it when you can see he is boiling up inside especially after a poor United display, you know something gold is going to be said. His bluntness is actually refreshing compared to other pundits. He's the most entertaining pundit since Brian Clough
I really miss Keano. Can't repeat that often enough. Lads, don't forget who we are. We are Man Utd. Exactly. How many at the club, not just players, can say that today?
Roy has always respected Fergie deep down and Fergie respects Roy. He even said Roy was his best ever signing. They will make up in due time I don't doubt it
As a Liverpool fan...Roy Keane is and was a legend. Absolutely world class player....all youngsters should watch this interview..it tells them how to behave and have respect and also.....win.
Imagine Vieira going back to Arsenal as a manager and Keane going back to Man United as a manager. Resurrection of the Vieiria Keane rivary. I see this happening in the future I swear lol.
Listening his voice and his facial expression saying “the look on Fergie was like a dagger in your heart for letting him down” shows how much this club and the manager meant to him. Players now just go after money money money...who truly plays for the club...sad reality. This is football back then. That was real and now it’s not football at all. Just bunch of gold diggers who love football not the club.
Yeah, forgetting that he moved on a big money transfer to United himself. I mean everybody is so blind to the fact that it was still going on in the 90s. But apparently those were the good old days when players just cared about playing. Bullshit. Relative to the time, all of these guys moved for big money at the time. So enough with this, back in the day it was also pure, it’s nonsense
@@conors4430 He moved because Forest were relegated that season and he could look for a move elsewhere, it was in his contract. And of course every player wants to look for a good wage, look after themselves and their family but he paid back what he earned with his consistent performances. Nowadays, put in a couple of good performances and play like dogshit for the next 10 games and it is acceptable to the club, somehow. Players back then had pride, now it is all about how to get the most fame.
Roy’s attitude to playing for Utd was exemplary, I’m sure fans of most clubs have all wished at times that their club had a Roy Keane on the pitch. Seems a shame his experience of working under Clough and Ferguson never translated to a successful career in management. Hopefully there is still time...
Credit to him for getting promotion for a Sunderland team on the verge of administration. He kept a poor Ipswich up. I don't think you can quite judge him on assisting Martin O'Neill as manager as he couldn't over step his mark. He'll defiantly get another mangers job but I don't think mentality of modern day players would resonate with his leadership.
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I could listen to Roy speak all day. Why is he so addictive to listen to? He would have made an incredible manager if he fine tuned himself a bit to blend into the current times.
Had his chance at management, he hasnt got the patience or tolerance for modern day players, he would have lawsuits coming out of his ears from players agents over the way he spoke or shouted at them, the game has gone too soft for the likes of Keane
We love you Keano and a character like you is much needed now. Even though you dissed my son back at the Cliff in 98 you wore you heart on your sleeve and nothing other than honest. I still feel Sir Alex could have dealt with your departure better but all in the past. We not have won what we did without you. And of course Sir Alex will always be dear to hearts. Much respect to you both.
Keane is a shining example of how important mentality is. He just refused to loose and he refused to have people around him who accepted loss. He kept his team-members laser-sharp.
As keano gets older the grudge is slowly dying, Just two strong personalities clashing, Two legends. I hope one day they can sit down and have some tea and biscuits and talk about the good times 😂
Stuart Hossack i guess no matter what anyone says on the internet there is always a stuart hossack to tell them that they dont know what they are talking about.
I feel privileged that I grew up watching Roy Keane and that era of football. Young people these days have got zero idea of the passion and determination the teams back then had. It's all about the money now and football is or has lost its appeal to many. Overpaid pillocks
Box office football every weekend in those days. Especially when Italian football was available during the late morning into the early afternoon and then waiting till the Saturday Night Football program. Excellent times.
Not all are like that though. We still have legends like Ronaldo who give everything to the game. whether you like him or not Ronaldo is a true professional despite being like a billionaire
"a cup of tea and a biscuit, not for me"
-Roy Keane 2019 AD.
With the manager that is.
The AD really adds to this
He needed bread
Not a chit chat kind of guy lol.
i used to think sir alex was just manager of the best team at that time. But since then with all the managers that have taken over at the club it shows what a truely great manager he was..and im not a man utd fan either. And i think roy keane is a very knowledgeable and interesting guy too ....
Roy Keane is a living legend. Best pundit going, a true gem of his generation. Footballers arent built like him anymore, a shame.
Bro said best pundit😭
@@NotSoFakeTaxiWhat's with the crying emoji. It's so dumb. Are you dumb? Do you have a disability?
@@NotSoFakeTaxiAnd he is right
Joey Barton comes to mind
Rare for Roy Keane to give any praise. Yes, him and Sir Alex have had their differences but you can hear the respect Roy has for the man in his voice when he describes him and Clough as brilliant. A genuine compliment!
Lol did u see the off the ball podcast?
Not really, he does this regularly. People tend to focus on sound bites & tabloid headlines and form that opinion of him. He'll give credit where credit is due.
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Fergie: are ye sure you won't have a cup of tea and a biscuit?
Keane: Not for me.
Fergie: Ah go on.
@Undoctrinated he would have said: "ah gae ahn, Jimmy"
@Undoctrinated Good one...
Ash Jones 😂
@STEPHEN NOEL WELLINGTON ?
Ah go on now, ah ya will ya will ya will
Sky sports spoiling us with these Roy Keane videos
Roy talks the truth.
People sit up & listen to Roy. The guy is a class class act
Until Jamie butt's in then I feel like muting it
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Let's be real. His attitude towards SAF in the previous years have been atrocious. Glad too see him express a more positive sentiment.
I'm a Gooner and I'll never forget that inspirational performance in Turin despite him getting booked and knowing he'd miss the CL final in 99. He carried his team, this guy was one of the greats and I wish him and Vieira were still playing.
I used to hate vieira growing up as a united fan. I couldn’t stand him. Now i look back and I’d give anything to have players like him and keane again. Watching the game on Monday it was just brutal. The juxtaposition between united and arsenal now and back in the day is a bit depressing.
That shows his character. He'd sacrifice his place in the final so United could even get there.
Roy keane not the best united player,but he is the best leader united had.
Great shout, unselfish player amd I remember that match clear as day thanks Roy
@@apabendajadihariini4108 one of the best of you actually watched him
This is as close as you're going to get to a sign of respect from Keane. He respects Fergie massively for the manager he was, but also won't allow his single-mindedness to forget what he seen as a betrayal when Fergie got rid of him.
He is understandably bitter at the way he was treated, and how it all unfolded.
Roy Keane gave his heart and soul to Manchester United, and no fan will ever forget that.
Genuine legend
Irate Primate yes but he’s forgetting that is what made the manager so great he kissed cantona ares when he needed him when he didn’t gone no friendship he kissed Roy’s when he needed him then fucked him off when he didn’t that was one thing we never had at Liverpool a bit to nice . Remember Ferguson trying to stick up for cantona kicking a fan in the chest than when he ban was up playing him
David Varey Exactly
David Varey ł
Watch best of enemies Viera vs Keane. That's mutual respect.
Wandering Squire shut up you tart🙄
Love him or hate him! He was one of the best midfield leaders of all time! His passion maybe got him into trouble but you can never fault his Desire to achieve the best as an individual and as a team member!
The type of player that is very hard to find in any league these days!
His passion and his desire is the same thing. Without his passion he wudnt be half the player he was. He said that himself. You just have to accept him the way he was. Anyway he was only sent off 7 times. Roughly once every two seasons.
you got that right !!
Miss that generation, real characters, leaders, fighting to the end
So true!! Football in general has turned into a dramatic cotton ball where players just care more about their "social image" than the game!
@@dharmikpatel3941 lack of realism
An era of men playing football not kids specially at the united club
You can blame Keanos former teammate for that shift
Every time the camera used to zoom into Keane in big games, he'd always be screaming and shoving teammates to wake them up. It was priceless.
As a liverpool fan. This is the one United player iv the utmost respect for
Even though I'm not a Man United fan, I have so much time and respect for Roy Keane. The right man at the right time for United.
who do u support?
You have much time for Roy?
Sean Sutton n
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So much time and respect
Dafuq?
@@hesch-tag if you're not English or northern you won't understand what he means by that
As a liverpool fan the man was a world class player and would of getting into any team in Europe..what a talent..man u need a Keane in that team so bad..
Kante we need liverpool do
They have Schmeichel too
@Vernon Francis Gallagher every club has them fans div
Maybe it's a English thing but no taking bollox this side of the water...for me top 3 midfielders..1 zinedine zidane...2 Keane.. 3 vieira..3 of the best I've ever seen.. 3 of them carry legendary status.
@Vernon Francis Gallagher No not normally. Just the dickhead at the top of this comment section.
The most influential player in the world in his prime
If you wanted to win stuff then no one came close
True!!
Effenberg in Bayern at the same time
Dont think utd will ever have another keano.he was a real leader going into battle.
I agree, him and Souness at Liverpool we’re untouchable
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Incredible insight. Not a United fan, but i have nothing but admiration for Roy Keane as a player. Absolute winner in everything he did, you can see why he achieved what he did in the game.
Imagine Roy is manager...Lingard would be extinct😂😭
Roy as manager? Disaster waiting to happen.
Mr because players have to much power
Imagine Keane in the dressing room. Blood would be dripping out of the door.
@@egyptianmessi3110 fake hardman keane??? hhahaha they would laugh him out of the dressing room.
Love the story of jon walters laughing in his face when keane tried to act the hardman...... keane ended up crying and threatening to call the police...hahahahah
With a young lad like lingard who has bags of potential for his tender age keane would be a good influence on him
This man was an absolute gem of a player. Its no coincidence that United went through their most successful era with him dominating midfield.
Love how honest Roy is, he's a refreshing personality.
I feel the mould for players like Roy has long since been lost. This man was an absolute warrior, the opposition midfield constantly looked over their shoulder when Keano was on the field.
Roy Keane is always a must watch. Just love listening to him talk.
Even as a Liverpool supporter can’t help but watch him when he is doing these sort of interviews.
I dare say during a match hearing him say to you “Well done”, you’d feel like you could run through a wall.
You'd have had to have run through a wall to get a well done
🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣
Didn't sugar coat stuff and gave praise where due..
No filter too
He was unbelievable even in a Forest side ravaged by injury, Cloughie's bad latter-day decisions and training. We've not had a player like him since. Still hugely respected at NFFC
alex ferguson was a brilliant manger even though I'm a liverpool fan I'm scottish so i love him even more
I could listen to this guy talk football all day. He's truthful for better or worse. Just brilliant.
Oh yeah! Spot on.
Amazing interview and insight into that era at United. I can’t stand football anymore, but I absolutely loved listening to this. Massive respect for Roy Keane
Love listening to him, love or loathe your getting the honest opinion of a man who doesn't bullshit or pander.
Honest except when ole solkjaer comes up and just shows he is rubbish pundit
In my opinion he's the best captain United's ever had we won't see his like again. His driving of his teammates and his will to win was unbelievable. Some people might not like him as a person and that's fine, but nobody can question what he brought to the club. The semifinal against Juventus in 1999 is a prime example he got booked and knew he was out of the final, that would've seen some players fold, but not Roy, he put on a masterclass of what being a captain meant and inspired us to get us through to the final, that speaks volumes for the guy.
If Roy was manager then that dressing room would be a crime scene
😂
I remember the days i played football for a local teams under 10s. I always tried to be top scorer because the coach would tickle top scorers balls after every game damn I miss those days.
@@JH24820 that doesn't sound very legal
benja I would probably concerned 😂
Loool
People forget how good a player Roy was.
World class in his position when he came back from the ACL
The one player that will never ever replace at united, True captain and leader
Completely built different to these plastic fools.
Well done Roy Keane. This is brilliant! It is wonderfully graceful when we honor others. Ando doing so also brings out the beauty in our own hearts. You are the Captain!
Greatest captain of all time! Record speaks for its self and made players play better around him. Don't make players like this anymore ❤️
A captain because he earned it...a true football legend...
Please keep bringing Roy back. A legend with titanium balls.
No matter what happened, Roy Keane will forever be a LEGEND to Man United fans. A leader of men.
Brilliant player, still sets an example in current day. All kids should aspire to have the football mentality of Roy.
how old are you, he was a heavy drinker, getting in to drunk fights around manny, bad mouths team mates constantly, in the end even united were sick of it. and thats facts
@@rickychohan252He stopped drinking 20 odd years 🤔
Everything Roy Keane says is spot on. He brings everything back to being as professional as possible and after that, everything will look after itself.
Imo they both respect each other greatly just too proud to say it
Exactly that. Both too proud to back down and offer any apology
What happened between them can someone explain please?
Ayad Danial Keane said they did him over in his final year and they told him they’re gonna get rid of him early but they didn’t wanna pay off his contract
@@ayaddanial2516 Roy had a tennis racket which he used to bounce (metaphorically) against (Sir) Alex's head.
Roy Keane is a legend giving props to another legend it's good to see, I'm a Arsenal fan but have to admit Sir Alex Ferguson was special!
what a guy this man is he had the passion to win passion to play for his club
3:55 - what he says here "remember... we're man united" hits hard
16 what a legend, huge respect to Manchester United's best ever captain
I could listen to Roy speak all day. Fabulous.
The best captain United has had! 🔴🔴🔴
Nope...Bryan Robson hands down..Roy was class dont get me wrong but i watched both umpteen times, robbo carried a mediocre team, keano had class around him..
He was great but robbo was the best pity couldn't have had both together in there prime
@LEE KING SNATCH Robson was a better captain you haven't seen either kid
@LEE KING SNATCH Exactly!
Robbo had plenty of players around him, but factually, he was nowhere near as dedicated to winning competitions as Keane.
@LEE KING SNATCH Not a chance, love them both but Robbo all round better, scored more goals too, yes he by far won more honours but come on, cantona, giggs, scholes, rooney, ronaldo to name a few, robbo in the 80s had next to no one in the calibre of those players, my fave and ultimately is'nt either robbo or keane but scholesy for me the better midfielder
It’s good to hear him speak positively about the boss.
We will always love you, Roy. Legend for us
This man is an incredible example of how to keep your head in the game, and not to get distracted by the money, fame, etc. Not one to get a different hairstyle every week, not one to be too laid back, he would always play the best game he could and during training, keeping it serious. Roy Keane is part of the golden gen were it was all about the game. The game is what players today need to focus on... rather than social media status and their looks and thus adding more to their egos. Massive respect to Roy
I want to hire keane as my life coach 😂
Write your WILL before you do that😂😅
No more tea and biscuits for you
Good idea, but...good luck
*Wakes up at 8
Roy: You didn't pop straight up out of bed and started browsing your phone. Dreadful. How much are your bosses paying you?!
What are you, a masochist? xD
What an incredible man, leader and captain. He may not have handled himself with integrity since he left Utd, but it’s great to listen to the actual admiration and respect he had for SAF and I’m sure SAF feels the same about Roy whatever is said in books or publicly. The two men were the cornerstones of Utd’s success. If we had half the man Keane was as a captain our team wouldn’t have the shocking standards it has now
Could watch roy interviews for days
The point about him working hard to not disappoint furguson is spot on. I think that was the best thing about furguson, being a nice man and a caretaker
A true leader! Players probably respected the hell out him, you can tell how ex United players react around him. Class act even if he needs to smile a bit more
Bloody brilliant, to have the integrity to call a spade a spade, even with what has happened (unjustly) to this man.........wow. One of the greatest leaders of men in sports history.
Listening to Roy. I feel that life will get better. Good life experience.
There is not a player like Keane in the Premier League and probably hasn't been since he finished up. It's nice to see these interviews as it gives a good insight into what it was like for that brilliant era he was a part of
Roy Keane is an absolute hero! Some player🔥🔥
I love the admiration he still has for Sir Alex as a professional. Might not like him and each other but both still have huge respect as professionals
“That look of disappointment from Sir Alex was like a dagger in your heart. You just didn’t want to let the man down”.
Says everything you need to know about the passion that United players USED to have for their team.
Spot on! Imagine that dressing now, the absolute spoofers & media personalities in there now.
@@gv-can4718 Keane's generation won one Champions League and regularly failed to win a rubbish domestic league. The Man Utd team that reached 3 champions league finals from 2008 - 2011 was far superior.
@@sarahjessicafarter7383 He won it 7 times, that’s not “regularly failed”. At the tail end, Chelsea and Arsenal were quite capable themselves, with players who never looked back.
This man set the standards that had to be met to last at Man Utd and the standards he set himself was levels above I think everything he says is spot on he’s oozes winner from every pour
0:55 "so when i did become the manager" i nearly fell off my chair LOL!
He meant captain I reckon
@@glitchedsound206 I thought he meant to say 'when i did became a manager'
I keep coming back to watch this all the time. Legend
he's actually one of my favourite players of all time
I love Roy Keane. Honest, straight and true.
As a Leeds fan, I now realise how much I miss players like Keane, Neville, Ince, Hughes etc. Proper players that I never fully appreciated at the time due to club loyalty.
I love you Roy .. to me you my favorite man utd player ever .. your zeal is unimaginable 🎉🎉
"These stories can grow legs" That's a nice way of phrasing how spreading rumours work.
Larvemannenz001 common phrase in Ireland, we have a skill of phrasing things differently that foreigners always find interesting!
Grow legs, as SK 01 said, is quite a common phrase in Ireland. And a good one.
Heard it a hunner times here in soctland only "grows arms n legs" instead of just legs lol
@@SK-qe9br and England
Liked it so much he changed his username
I'm a liverpool fan but Roy Keane is a premier league legend will never forget the constant battle between him and Viera in the early 2000's would of had Keane at Liverppol in a heartbeat 👍🏻
Roy Keane is one of the most interesting pundits to hear from, especially when he talks about his time as United captain and Fergie.
Shame that their relationship is what it is now. I hope one day they can begin speaking again - even if they never were close in terms of a friendship it would be nice to see that they’re back on talking terms. What a duo for United they were.
I could listen to Roy Keane all day. He is brilliant TV. I love it when you can see he is boiling up inside especially after a poor United display, you know something gold is going to be said. His bluntness is actually refreshing compared to other pundits. He's the most entertaining pundit since Brian Clough
I really miss Keano. Can't repeat that often enough. Lads, don't forget who we are. We are Man Utd. Exactly. How many at the club, not just players, can say that today?
A legend. A great. True professional and his mindset is a winners mindset.
A true professional, win on the pitch and you don’t owe anything to anyone.
Completely spot on. He was all business and didn't care if they liked him or not and that's what it's all about, need more players like this.
I could listen to Keano all day
Excellent Roy is always upfront and honest.
Roy has always respected Fergie deep down and Fergie respects Roy. He even said Roy was his best ever signing. They will make up in due time I don't doubt it
I have big respect for keane beast of a player 👏
As a Liverpool fan...Roy Keane is and was a legend. Absolutely world class player....all youngsters should watch this interview..it tells them how to behave and have respect and also.....win.
Well said Roy you are a leg and glad to see your not to bitter to speak the truth best United team ever
Imagine Vieira going back to Arsenal as a manager and Keane going back to Man United as a manager. Resurrection of the Vieiria Keane rivary. I see this happening in the future I swear lol.
Being frank, after Ole I think United will make a more ambitious manager recruitment.
They should of brought Keane in now with fergie watching over rather than ole
Couldnt see Keane ever being manager of united in all reality don't think hes the right person
@@eddieburns6727 he would of been had he not fallen out with fergie he was always gonna be the next manager even while he was playing it was obvious
Keane will never manage united. Get over it
Listening his voice and his facial expression saying “the look on Fergie was like a dagger in your heart for letting him down” shows how much this club and the manager meant to him. Players now just go after money money money...who truly plays for the club...sad reality. This is football back then. That was real and now it’s not football at all. Just bunch of gold diggers who love football not the club.
Yeah, forgetting that he moved on a big money transfer to United himself. I mean everybody is so blind to the fact that it was still going on in the 90s. But apparently those were the good old days when players just cared about playing. Bullshit. Relative to the time, all of these guys moved for big money at the time. So enough with this, back in the day it was also pure, it’s nonsense
You're literally talking about Pogba
just a bunch of mercenaries now.
@@conors4430 He moved because Forest were relegated that season and he could look for a move elsewhere, it was in his contract. And of course every player wants to look for a good wage, look after themselves and their family but he paid back what he earned with his consistent performances. Nowadays, put in a couple of good performances and play like dogshit for the next 10 games and it is acceptable to the club, somehow. Players back then had pride, now it is all about how to get the most fame.
Roy’s attitude to playing for Utd was exemplary, I’m sure fans of most clubs have all wished at times that their club had a Roy Keane on the pitch.
Seems a shame his experience of working under Clough and Ferguson never translated to a successful career in management. Hopefully there is still time...
His style sadly doesn’t work with this generation of players
@Vernon Francis Gallagher sad but true my friend
Credit to him for getting promotion for a Sunderland team on the verge of administration. He kept a poor Ipswich up.
I don't think you can quite judge him on assisting Martin O'Neill as manager as he couldn't over step his mark. He'll defiantly get another mangers job but I don't think mentality of modern day players would resonate with his leadership.
He learned from the best of the past generation. Unfortunate timing
Absolute genius putting Roy on MNF. He has time to express his points fully and there’s some real insight to be had.
How I would have loved to play in a team with Roy Keane as captain, he is what you call a real leader.!!
Passion and love for the club, those are the players we need in our club again.
The best 5 mins 42 seconds you’ll see today
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last 5 mins of Bayern and tottenham were good also
Honesty. Brilliant honesty.
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Brilliant insight from a sheer Legend. Mr Keane you have the right stuff!
Legend of a player and the best pundit on TV
I could listen to Roy speak all day. Why is he so addictive to listen to? He would have made an incredible manager if he fine tuned himself a bit to blend into the current times.
That would slowly corrupt the great character that defines him
I’d actually love to see Roy get a chance as manunited manager I feel it would be pretty good he’s a smart guy and knows the game👏
Had his chance at management, he hasnt got the patience or tolerance for modern day players, he would have lawsuits coming out of his ears from players agents over the way he spoke or shouted at them, the game has gone too soft for the likes of Keane
@@Senanshero6 a year late mate
Growing up late 90s he was the main man Great Player outstanding Captain and wiil too win can never be matched even to this Day👊
We love you Keano and a character like you is much needed now. Even though you dissed my son back at the Cliff in 98 you wore you heart on your sleeve and nothing other than honest. I still feel Sir Alex could have dealt with your departure better but all in the past. We not have won what we did without you. And of course Sir Alex will always be dear to hearts. Much respect to you both.
How did he diss your son?
I may be a Spurs fan but it is good to hear Roy talk well of Sir Alex for a change, more often than not you only hear about their rift & falling out!
Thanks Roy Legend 💚🙏🌟
The thing about Roy is he is very articulate , very descriptive passionate and interesting to listen to…nice one Roy
Would kill for someone like Roy in the team now.
Keane is a shining example of how important mentality is. He just refused to loose and he refused to have people around him who accepted loss. He kept his team-members laser-sharp.
As keano gets older the grudge is slowly dying,
Just two strong personalities clashing,
Two legends.
I hope one day they can sit down and have some tea and biscuits and talk about the good times 😂
Simon Wain it’s not for Roy.
It's not about grudge it's about honesty. You clearly don't get what Keane's about.
He is thawing. No doubt.
Or a Prawn sandwich lol
Stuart Hossack i guess no matter what anyone says on the internet there is always a stuart hossack to tell them that they dont know what they are talking about.
Gooner here. Nuff respect Keane. You’re an Icon. Much respect to Sir Alex Ferguson and Brian Clough.
I feel privileged that I grew up watching Roy Keane and that era of football. Young people these days have got zero idea of the passion and determination the teams back then had. It's all about the money now and football is or has lost its appeal to many. Overpaid pillocks
Well explained
happen on mostly everything now man, expensive price with lowered quality
well said I used to eat drink and sleep football during that era. I barely check the results these days
Box office football every weekend in those days. Especially when Italian football was available during the late morning into the early afternoon and then waiting till the Saturday Night Football program. Excellent times.
Not all are like that though. We still have legends like Ronaldo who give everything to the game. whether you like him or not Ronaldo is a true professional despite being like a billionaire