The Boss had a much better way about him
Say what you like about keane but he never destroyed a club for horse spunk
Ask Paul McGrath.
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Keane comes across really well on sky these days and on that overlap podcast. The likes of Ian Wright bring out the best in him. He comes across as a total cunt in that clip though. Maybe like most of us he’s sound in some ways and at certain times and a cunt in other ways and at other times
Walters is still desperately using keanes name to stay relevant. A nothing player as well.
He was a very good player for ireland, put in some great performances, always burst his bollix and was a big crowd favourite for a couple of years. Keane could have no problem with him for the shift he put in on his watch.
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Walters scored twice in a second leg play-off to qualify us for a major tournament.
Keane withdrew from the squad for a second leg play-off but played for his club at home to Charlton the next weekend.
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So ten years in the premiership and as an international make you “a nothing player”.
Yanited must have thirty on the books, as well as a nothing manager.
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The united fanboys are gas cunts the way they go out of their way to defend the fellas they had on their duvet covers growing up.
Favouring ferguson over a Paul McGrath is all you need to know
Throw Cark in and it’s a perfect storm.
He always comes across a genuine lad, and much less complicated than Keane
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Seems to be developing a bit of a need in his post career mode but could simply be a desire to get some of this shit off his chest. But he never let his country down.
He keeps getting asked about it is the other side, but more fool him I suppose to deny the bit of oxygen if he kept schtum
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He’s English and should never have played for Ireland.
An absolutely nothing player.
He was a nothing footballer and his only way to stay relevant is desperately harp about Roy Keane all the time.
If he spent as much time practising football as he does talking about Roy Keane he might have had a
Semi decent career he could look back on with some pride.
Pure fanboi shite there
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Born in Merseyside and couldn’t point Ireland out on a map.
A nothing player who contributed zero to anything.
Now has to talk about Irelands greatest to stay relevant.
That’s the long and short of it.
His Irishness or commitment to Ireland cannot be questioned.
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This is what you’re dealing with lads.
The same lad would be laughed at by people in Manchester when he arrives over with his green and gold scarf claiming to be a Manc
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Grow up ffs sake
Keane is as flawed, if not more, than the next man. I’m baffled with ordinary lads jumping to the defence of Keane, or Elon, or Trump as the case may be
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