Roy Keane : The second half

Hash.

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Hes not everyones cup of tea but former United captain and Corkman Roy Keane has never been afraid to tell it like it is. Honest to a fault some would say.

Like his tale of how he was trying to sign Robbie Savage for Sunderland and when he rang him he got his voicemail. "It was Robbie saying whassssssup like the Budweiser ad, I hung up and never rang him back. I couldnt ****ing be signing that." <laugh>

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Been reading the snippets from the book on the tabloid sites, love the way he lifts the lid on the sly and slimey ways of Ferguson.

And the story of him giving their racist keeper a black eye in their hotel when the club were touring preseason.<laugh>
 
He's honest.

A thug and a despicable human being... but at least he's honest! <laugh>

He's actually not, having been out with him on numerous occasions in the past <I used drink with his brother> hes a very quiet no bullshit kind of fella with a dark sense of humour. Even when he was off the drink and just drinking orange juice he was still good craic if you got his sense of humour.
 
Keane: "To be honest I've never cared much for Manchester United fans. For the most part, they are clueless glory hunters, trying to add a sense of accomplishment to their own pointless lives jumping on the bandwagon of a successful sporting club, in many cases on the other side of the world."

As opposed to jumping on the bandwagon of playing for a successful sporting club that you hitherto had no genuine affiliation with?

Of course all successful clubs gain a substantial number of plastic glory-hunters, but comments like that are disrespectful to the many thousands of genuine fans.
Roy Keane does not "tell it like it is" - he tells it how he sees it- and that isn't necessarily the same thing.
 
still a complete tosser.

comes off as up his own hole pretending nobodys opinion matters but really ferguson and utd hurt him badly. the beard suggests wild mood swings and frankly his actions over time show a man who can't stand his own company.... i'd say he' got a depressive side in there
 
As opposed to jumping on the bandwagon of playing for a successful sporting club that you hitherto had no genuine affiliation with?

Of course all successful clubs gain a substantial number of plastic glory-hunters, but comments like that are disrespectful to the many thousands of genuine fans.
Roy Keane does not "tell it like it is" - he tells it how he sees it- and that isn't necessarily the same thing.

That quote is bullshit made to rile utd fans <laugh> looks like it hooked the wrong fish today <ok>
 
He's actually not, having been out with him on numerous occasions in the past <I used drink with his brother> hes a very quiet no bulls**t kind of fella with a dark sense of humour. Even when he was off the drink and just drinking orange juice he was still good craic if you got his sense of humour.

It's the fact he took out that other player- deliberately trying to go in with a challenge to end the other guys career. He admitted afterwards that that was his intention. (he also admitted to try and injure opposition players for strategic advantage- directed by Fergie of course).


Any player who deliberately injures another player (especially if the intention is for it to be career threatening) can never be forgiven.

I could forgive him being a Manc. Giggs, Scholes, etc don't bother me. It's the deliberately injuring people that bothers me. He once made a comment about diving and play acting and how it is ruining the game.

As bad and annoying as all the diving/play acting is- I'd take that over deliberate physical attacks anyday.
 
I don't like Keane that much but he doesn't pull any punches which deserves respect. He's definitely not at home with himself hence the drinking before he took the footie properly. I imagine that focus on something be it boozing or kicking a ball took him out / away from himself. Interested in reading the book anyways.
 
That quote is bulls**t made to rile utd fans looks like it hooked the wrong fish today

Sorry Hash, have to agree with Milk -and others- on this.
It matters not that one is a quietly-spoken, interesting to talk- to guy in the pub if you can turn into a ****ing psycho on the pitch and set out deliberately to maim somebody.

For me, stories of how nice he can be just conjure up a Jekyll and Hyde figure rather than a misunderstood innocent.
 
Sorry Hash, have to agree with Milk -and others- on this.
It matters not that one is a quietly-spoken, interesting to talk- to guy in the pub if you can turn into a ****ing psycho on the pitch and set out deliberately to maim somebody.

For me, stories of how nice he can be just conjure up a Jekyll and Hyde figure rather than a misunderstood innocent.

Fair enough points ... perhaps im a bit biased but I can only go on what ive experienced first hand <ok>

Like the night we were all laughing and then out of the blue he stuck a pint glass in my neck.*




*this may never have happened
 
Fair enough points ... perhaps im a bit biased but I can only go on what ive experienced first hand

Like the night we were all laughing and then out of the blue he stuck a pint glass in my neck.*




*this may never have happened

I'm warming to him now......<laugh>


Yeah, you have to speak as you find, and I've never met the bloke so we'll just have to differ on it.

I actually agree with some of the things he says on occasion. I only got into it because I think the quote I originally copied is a bit rich coming from someone who made himself rich from playing for a team he had no interest in because they were a top team and then to get all high and mighty over fans that do the same.
 
I'm warming to him now......<laugh>


Yeah, you have to speak as you find, and I've never met the bloke so we'll just have to differ on it.

I actually agree with some of the things he says on occasion. I only got into it because I think the quote I originally copied is a bit rich coming from someone who made himself rich from playing for a team he had no interest in because they were a top team and then to get all high and mighty over fans that do the same.

As I said unfortunately that quote is a wum thats doing rounds. I posted it here as its more likely to get a united response here than their board. <ok>
 
As I said unfortunately that quote is a wum thats doing rounds. I posted it here as its more likely to get a united response here than their board.

I've seen it all over the internet, so it must be true. <whistle>
 
Fair enough points ... perhaps im a bit biased but I can only go on what ive experienced first hand <ok>

Like the night we were all laughing and then out of the blue he stuck a pint glass in my neck.*

Bloody heck Hash! He did that? The monster! I'll get the pitchforks! No one does that to one of our own and gets away with it.
 
Bloody heck Hash! He did that? The monster! I'll get the pitchforks! No one does that to one of our own and gets away with it.

Its ok milk he laughed afterwards so we all laughed too. I think I was laughing but then I passed out