All hail Robbie Keane

[quote=ā€œBandageā€]No, not really.

We would have had a penalty shoot out in Iran but for Robbie Keaneā€™s goal in the first leg.

Roy Keane was back in Cheshire for the second leg having pretended he was injured.[/quote]

take it in stages poundageā€¦there wouldnā€™t have been a playoff if it werenā€™t for the cork cuntā€™s stand out performances in lansdown againā€™ portugal and the dutchā€¦fookin masterful from the cork cuntā€¦surely Irelandā€™s greatest ever sportman?..and a fookin no-nonsense timebomb to boot who doesnā€™t even want our worshipā€¦:clap::clap:

fair pointā€¦well madeā€¦

its a little known fact but it was actually the traitor in the leprechaun suit in the walkers add- you sure he is no nonsense

talking about the footballer not the brand that is roy keaneā€¦

They would have lost in Amsterdam but for Robbie Keaneā€™s wonderful header. Roy Keaneā€™s performance against Holland at home went into popular folklore because half the countryā€™s obsessed with Manchester United and their devotees bigged him up any time he took a shit. He also creamed Overmars at the start and thatā€™s always referenced too but he wasnā€™t great in the game and was overshadowed by Matty Holland. He did well to bundle in a goal against Portugal all right - it may have been deflected though. All in all, a bit part player whose best games for Ireland were as an inexperienced kid in 1994.

Portugal was his greatest performance everā€¦watched that match surrounded by cork cunts in a pub in kinsaleā€¦he was awesome in fairnessā€¦

rui costa pissed on keane that day but if memory serves me correctly it was mattie hollands 2 outtanding performance vs portugal(including 1 wonder goal) & givens wonder performance in Tehran that complemented robbie keanes greatness that got us through

same memory that had keane scoring in belguim when he would have been about 15??..

just goes to show how much you miss from not been at the game then

Never did it away from home though unlike his namesakeā€™s performances in Yokohama, Bari, Suwon, Paris, Ibaraki, Amsterdam etc. Roy was a man for some occasions when it suited himself, Robbieā€™s a man for all occasions.

last time roy played in paris vs france kilbane outshone him in midfield -

Robbie was born on July 8, 1980 and shares his birthday with Wonder Years actor Fred Savage, American artist Beck and actor Kevin Bacon.

where did the inexperienced kid in '94 you speak of do it so?..i also remmeber him pulling us out of the shit with 2 goals in iceland or finland when every other cunt thought all we had to do was turn upā€¦a man for every day was royā€¦

To be fair, Robbie, the failed Inter Milan, Liverpool and Leeds striker, did very well last night.

Iceland or Finland? Iā€™m talking about big games against major nations. Sure Roy Keane was also excellent in Cyprus once too but it hardly warrants a mention, I didnā€™t include Robbie scoring the winner there a couple of months back. As I mentioned, his display against Italy in 1994 was probably his best for Ireland. Little else to write home about when it comes to the big occasion.

There was no complaint about being behind Smith in the pecking order but that lazy cunt Viduka? Give me a break, he certainly didnā€™t fail at Lids

woodgate said in training keane was a nightmare to mark as heā€™d make a fool of you with his tricksā€¦he just couldnā€™t bring it into the matches when he got the chance unfortunatelyā€¦

He brought goals, whatever about tricksā€¦

nearly sure keane got 2 goals v greenland but could be mistaken

you are mistakenā€¦it was against never neverlandā€¦