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Ffs
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Ah right. To be honest I donāt know what any of them look like except for Molloy.
Keane was very funny.
Telling a story about Portugal training camp and he says my daughter is here tonight, she was there, sheāll back me up. She was one at the time, but sheāll back me up 
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Keane has a dry sense of humor. Itās brilliant.
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Very deadpan. Heās always good for a few one liners and the wry smile at the end.
Keane is very engaging. He has a very droll sense of humour and excellent comic timing. However there is a real nasty side to him thatās never far from the surface. He is a complex character but there is no disguising the fact that he is a bit of a cunt.
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Heād fit in well here so.
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Keane is a legend, great to listen to. His version of events that wrankle with him are extremely one eyed however. On more than one occasion Neville hinted what was said to Quiroz and Ferguson wasnāt acceptable yet Keane wouldnāt entertain it. He was always the wronged party.
I suspect that Roy is somewhere on the autism spectrum, I have similar suspicions about a few posters here
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Yes keane canāt grasp how Ferguson was a good manager by getting rid of the likes of Bruce or even himself when the times comes.
Whatever he is, at least he isnāt or never has attempted to be a mother Theresa, goody two shoes type fella.
He is what he is and it isnāt filtered away.
Iād say heās a man whoās very comfortable in his own skin
Ken Early absolutely skewered Keaneās paranoia yesterday.
Keane is the equivalent of a football shock jock these days.
His modus operandi is to fire in vitriolic and nonsensical hand grenades every few months in order to get a reaction. He needs that time gap because if he was a regular analyst heād just be considered a parody in the way Johnny Giles has become. Heās like a part time contract clickbait hit generator.
But Giles actually knew what he was talking about and still does a lot of the time. Keane is just filled with barely concealed rage in which he is always the victim of a set up, even though he never was even once in his career. Heās ended up becoming everything he always claimed to hate - a sad, bitter little man, bitter at his own failings in management and drunk on his own sense of entitlement after decades of being spoilt and pandered to.
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Jesus Iād say the exact opposite. Heās still obsessed with small perceived slights against him from 15 years ago
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Heās still being asked about them
Heās never changed his stance or doubted himself.
The Man U EPL fanboy crowd are savage clannish and parochial
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Does he leave that to the wife
Ironic how he likes to use a term of derision which uses his wifeās name
Iād say psychologists would have a field day with that one
Early still bitter about Newstalk getting any good interviews.
Iāve watched about an hour of that from the other night. Molloy is the worst person on the panel by a country mile.
No doubt Keane is a bit of an asshole but his comments the other night, while a bit prickly, were mostly just entertaining and far from the scandal they are being made out to be.
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He doesnāt seem in the least bitter about the Off The Ball lads - he regularly namechecks them on his podcast
Itās quite possible to have different views of station management and the people that actually do the broadcasting
Ferguson was absolutely right to get rid of him and was proved such
Manchester United had been on a downward slide for the last five years of Keaneās career there
Almost as soon as he left they started to improve again
Tis almost like this Ferguson fella knew what he was at