Very true. Duff and Sadlier are just not the as good

I agree its not the same without dunphy n Giles. I used to love watching midweek champions league games . Now rte show one game on a Tuesday they don't even show the highlights of the other games whats up with that ? A new director of sport took over rte sports programmes . No offence shes a female but our sport coverage has gone down hill since .

I like duff tho he's way better than sadlier

Man the punditry on RTÉ has always been bland 🤦‍♂️

@@Ooth9999 Really in comparison to what? Them across the water calling every other bang average English player a top top top player and only criticizing foreigners? Whatever floats your boat.

Your not so why do feel you have to give yours

@@eamonnashe7272 1) It's "You're" NOT 'your' 2) I AM actually paid to have an opinion, but in this case, I've given it for free, in the form of a comment, in the errrr? comments section. 3) You should ease up on those lemon's you're sucking, it's not doing you much good.

Usually an informed opinion,

Really? I just think he is a tosser.

@@braindonor8753 I was referring to Keane not Dunphy.

Yeah what a leader! Leaving his country days before the biggest moment of their international career over a bobbly pitch. Hell of a leader 🙄

Utter nonsense . Keane was a pisshead at the time , didn’t want to be there for a long time . He didn’t like not getting the fancy seats on the plane going to Japan and made to wear a tracksuit and be stuck with journalists (fair complaint ) He was right to whinge about Saipan IF it was the plan that they would train there. It wasn’t the plan. The plan was to get them together for rest and relaxation and a few pints after a long club season. England did the same as did many national teams . He broke to code by running to the press . Mick had a right to call him out but he should have done it privately and not before the team. Keane couldn’t tolerate Mick or be held to account Keane behaved precisely the same way in a Portugal during a pre season with United . Found any reason to kick off- there it was the accommodation given to him . Fergie had enough at this point and waited to get rid of them . He was content to go back to the FAI when he became assistant manager and caused trouble there

very bad captain of Ireland. no respect for his team manager. a loon looking for a dispute. as captain of Man U, he had to be captain of Ireland. Like Nastase the tennis player , two greats with both of them unhinged .

yeah, spoofers on the pitch and in the studio now.

We all do its rubbish mostly on RTE now

The man was an embarrassment and knows nothing about football. Telling people Ronaldo would not make it in the game. It became comedy gold only after a while the laughs wore off. After Ronaldo won several trophies Eamon no longer wanted to mention his name because of his embarrassment. When Ronaldo came on for post match interviews. Eamon just did not want to be there anymore and could see Ronaldo's success effected him badly.

@@alibabashero To be fair, he made a judgement on Ronaldo based on his attitude when he was a young player. He wasnt to know, nor was anyone outside the club, that Ronaldo would be the most hardworking, driven footballer to ever play the game and would go on to improve massively every year

He made these comments repeatedly while Ronaldo was scoring goals week after week and it became awkward for eamon to provide any further comments that he began laughing at himself as bill would ask him how he thought ronaldo performed and about his comments for not recognising how talented he was as everyone else could clearly see from his first game. Eamon was made to eat his words of course.

Exactly and after a while he seen Eamon for what he was (a spoofer) so cut all ties with him. Hence why they no longer speak.

Love Keano but sorry Edwards, Charlton, Law, Best, Robson, Cantona, Scholes and Ronaldo have a much better case for the top 3 to wear our iconic shirt!

@@cleehomes Those players had more skill, but Keane was certainly far more important than most on that list. At his best, United's results suffered when he was out of the side in the way they did when Cantona was injured or banned. He was the best captain United ever had.

Charlton Keane Best top 3

Great story about people rushing to the bog, early. 🙂

Where you from?

@@alibabashero tired and emotional I believe

No he wasn't. Lmao! The man made a good living coming out with ridiculous and controversial statements every week like Ronaldo would never make it in the game and so on. Lmao. Some say Ronaldo is one of the best players to have ever played the game. Just dont ask Eamon. Lmao!

Cork has been responsible for a large percentage of Ireland's Olympic medals in the last century, so it has that in common with Yorkshire and GB.

@@TheLastAngryMan01, the man who brought the British empire down on its knees, on a bicycle, was a Cork man too!

The Rebel County!

Just living in Cork, from Mayo. I'd say there is certainly no negative perception of Cork people from people outside of Cork. I think people outside of Cork (specifically the rest of Ireland not including Dublin, will get to Dublin in a minute) think a lot of driven people seem to come from there, and there's just more confidence in Cork people, relative to rest of country outside of Dublin, and maybe more of a tendency towards the extreme end in some, than the average Irish person too, living up to the rebel county etc. Personally found Cork people to be very friendly, welcoming, with a lot of go. I think this perception, if there is one, comes from the Dublin-Cork thing, Cork being the 'real capital', and Dublin tending to look down at the rest of the country, including Cork, as Not-Dublin, and the rest of the country tending to look as Dublin as overly corporate, dismissive of or indifferent to the rest of the country, unfriendly to outsiders, impersonal, feeling more like a large European city, and large parts of it feeling un-Irish in some ways. Massive generalisations of course, but those are the general perceptions (not necessarily the facts!). The superiority complex thing gets bandied about a lot, I'm not so sure I've seen that, definitely seen it more in Dublin (in a nasty kind of way) and Kerry (in a much nicer way) people than in Cork people to be honest! Sometimes there is a real sense of wanting to prove yourself, and to do well to spite maybe, more the underdog, more we'll show the f**cking dubs etc kind of thing, sometimes a chip on the shoulder, but I have not seen an abnormal amount of arrogance or or a superiority complex. More, "best of luck but we're going to win". For me that is more self belief and I've seen no evidence of more/less arrogance than rest of the country (Dublin being the exception)

@@SavoPaddy Of course we're confident. Why wouldn't we be?

They do have own show the stand

Only difference was that Saint and Greavesie like John Giles were top players Eamo was a classic lower league journeyman who never stood up or stood out in his ROI career

old rangers that stole off everybody and went bust and where subsequently liquidated , or RIFC , THE PHOENIX CLUB

Went to Ibrox to see him at Celtic. Sat two seats in front of Rooney and Molby. Poor Barry Ferguson had an eye opening experience that day.

@@giruy4355 pathetic comment

It was 35 years ago mate...people change

@@johnlawler6476 yes but he was similar age and was thin skinned...he walked bcos he couldn't take a skit...

1990

Dunphy... E don't like it up im...2 faced oul blowhard..

@@gungagalunga9040 nope,do your research.

He definitely wasn’t though, one of the greatest Irish players yes but of all time Your having a laugh

Statement is accurate. Greatest player in the world at his peak

I don't think Roy likes Eamon. Definitely not from his second book. He says Eamon criticised him as a witness in court

You won't see a player at United like him in a long time. He's god in my house along with Cantona

So cringe comment

Rangda Rangda. It’s pure nonsense. It just fits in nicely with Dunphy’s agenda of always wanting someone to blame. It’s what he does basically. It’s one of his selling points.

because Keane means clicks

Eamon also said Ronaldo was a fraud and would never make it in the game. Some people get paid lots of money to talk tosh I guess.

They also gave millions to young irish muscians and brought alot of tourism to ireland especially americans just to play devils advocate

Tax exile living in Dublin 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Bono loves playing the champion of things like censorship but he's made hundreds of millions from his investment in fakebook and has been strangely silent about their censorship (and that of big tech in general).

Eh no eamon was not on fox news or your favourite cnn Kevin? Ah I see Its Kevin the loser who spends all day on cnn and attempts to claim everyone else is on Fox news? Carry on stalking people Kevin. Unfortunately for you Kevin, Ad hominem attacks on how many subscriptions I have will not change the facts of what Eamon continously claimed over each week on Ronaldo. Maybe address that than trying to stalk people.

Why did you delete your previous comments Kevin? Is it..you don't like facts or even deny that Eamon made these comments on Ronaldo several times? A bit of a weak response Kevin is to try to bring up fake subscriptions? Are you a bit of stalker Kevin? Lmao!

@@ontheturningaway I've more than 5 subscribers? If you are going to delete your past comments and stalk people on youtube at least get your subscription names and numbers right you weirdo. Lmao!

its a shadow of a lamp

Shadow of a lamp

@@leonardodavinci7425 😄

That wasn't in contention here at all. By Eamonn or the panel. Silly Silly comment

Absolutely well said.

Roy has moved on. Sadly there is still bitterness left by some folk.

Get the boat. You've obviously never met any 'thugs'.

he did toe the line, but he was a bloody good footballer

On your bike sf troll

You have never listened to his podcast then. He calls himself a west Brit for a start! He has billy Hutchinson on regularly and never once pushed back on him. 95% of the time he fully agrees with him and sometimes even goes further than billy beyond partisan lines. He has Eamon McCann on who is the closest thing to the opposing point of view. McCann who is no republican has to regularly remind Dunphy what the British army and loyalists were up to. Worst of all he has a podcast which is mainstream long form news in Ireland poo poos the idea or mere mention of a united Ireland at every opportunity. I’m no troll I’m just telling you how it is.

@@caoimhinobraonain2579 that’s a rant. United Ireland, how are we going to integrate NI when they can’t co-exist. I’m not defending his position, he can do that himself.

@@roamey I thought I was a troll? I just backed up everything I said initially. Im not debating ignorant partitionist online slánte

@@caoimhinobraonain2579 supposition and opinion do not make solid arguments. You backed up nothing initially. I’m for a United Ireland, but it’s up to all of the people in the north to make that decision. Fin.

WE GET THE POINT GERRY!!

Yes, well i think that’s right….

Completely different sport as everyone well knows. To try make a comparison when he was clearly highlighting the clear corruption in a completely diffferent sport altogether to what you're comparing to would be like comparing apples with oranges. Keane stands by his decision so it would be a bit much to say he should go somewhere and play in conditions that were unprofessional and inadequate to the standards he was accustomed to would be very unfair He really opened everyone eyes to the corruption that was going on for years in a completely different sport.

If you look at Roys career he prepared beyond the limits and when he hit the pitch he gave 120% and expected the same from all around him & im not a major Roy fan. I dont believe he intended leaving, the row blew up to the point he couldnt stay in Saipan & I do see your dissappointment with the outcome.

How many other players have walked out of world cups of the eve of the tournament? He was the only player from that squad to do it yet you’re giving him the benefit of the doubt ?

Boo hoo.... have a sit down and a cup of milk and take deep breaths

@@murchuan8782 wow so you embrace violent thuggery and.the purposeful attempts by a sociopath to ruin another person’s career (and life ) well your a real lovely guy, I’m sure you and keano would get on well, congratulations.

@@carlosjones8712 boo hoo... get a hanky and lie down.... sociopath my god.... its a sport and if you knew the history of that feud that was going on for many games before that....there were many battles between them in previous games and he had it coming...if you ever played contact sport then you would know that if you kick me I kick you... its the way it is... now go back and play your tiddly winks

@@murchuan8782 its all outlined in keanos biography a year before the attack haarland had told roy to get up when roy was rolling around on the floor. Roy as sociopaths do fumed and wallowed in anger about this for a year until they next time the met. Then rather that get into a confrontation in which haarland could respond, keano waited until he was most vulnerable and was unable to defend himself he then stamped his full force down on a outstretched leg and the incident might well have crippled him for life. But apparently that’s what hard men who practice contact sports are allowed to do cowardly leg breaking tackles well that’s what you may consider acceptable but most moral humans wouldn’t.

@@carlosjones8712 they were at each other during games before that.... that's the way it works.... haaland was well known for dishing it out and thrashing opponents with his mouth...sneaky elbows and late tackles.... he tried it with the wrong man this time and got his just rewards... contact sport.. the way it works... go back to your tiddly winks and cocoa before bedtime... sociopath... omg.... God help us....