Can look back with rose tinted glasses and remember how good they could be but yeah they were utter shite at times😂. Keane rarely so.

and humble

the two aren't mutually exclusive

ABH or GBH. Anyone in the real world did that to another employee, they'd be serving time and a criminal record. Disgraceful.

@@RichO1701e GBH refers to severe injuries like knife wounds. Haaland got back up and finished the game and played for Norway 4 days later. A bit melodramatic with the GBH.

@@RichO1701e GBH? He didn’t take his boots off and stab him 😂😂😂

@@RichO1701e tbf, haaland did injure Roy Keane for 9 months and accused him of diving, so there was a bit of karma there

Sherlock the mong

I'd say most people there would too

Always let down his team mates and his country

@@chrismulhern82 Not that semi-final against Juve in 99, yellow card misses the final, then scores just before half time to bring Utd back from the brink.

@@chrismulhern82 he was the reason United was so successful ye mad man he's loyalty to his team mates and the demands he put on them made Mick McCarthy look like the shit manager he is and he stood up for his principles and his beliefs like a proper Irish man

He's flaws are flawless 😂

@@thomasmcdonagh8280 Half the people in Manchester and Ireland can’t stand him. The rest of the country thinks he was a nut job and mediocre footballer Walked out on Ireland in the World Cup.

Seriously, was just thinking the same thing.

In the Premier League* and probably all time

An Irish legend

You mean a thug who doesn't have respect for other players and has to play dirty to make up for his lack of ability? Sure.

@@FootyFrenzyHD shows you didn’t watch football. More like these stories undermine how Great a player Roy Keane was on and off the ball. Short pass long pass, dictating play, organizing the team, the man was a world class player.

So true

It looked very painful he was kicked in the ribs . A sympathetic person might feel a bit bad about it.

@@mariewilliams6631 Roy admitted years later that was a dick move

Same here pal

Not it wasn’t! You can’t stamp on someone’s guts like that!

@@aidandunne936 Southgate could've broke Keanes leg you moron...

@@aidandunne936 His guts would have been there if he hadn't of slid into Roy like that not even getting anywhere near the ball. He got what he deserved

I agree it was a rotten challenge on southgates part but that still doesn’t give Keane the right to stamp down on Southgate with his studs twice

He think he'd miss that stamp so he stamp again to make sure 😁. While it's unacceptable, I would probably do similar thing on that situation

nah, he wanted to go through him but not break his leg. Haaland retired due to another injury

pretty scummy alright- wouldnt quite say hes a coward though haha

They had history, it was personal. I don’t agree with it but who knows what you’d do put in his position

@@seanupton709 In 1997 whilst playing for Leeds Utd, Haaland fouled Keane and then swore at him afterwards and then 4 years later Keane got his revenge by doing this. At least Haaland’s son is tipped to become one of the best players in the world.

@@accountuser5588 No, that is incorrect. In that game, Keane tried to win the ball of Haaland but injured his ACL and went down. Haaland mocked Keane and told to stop faking an injury. This is why Keane held a grudge. Keane never dived or faked an injury as, for him, it was disgusting to cheat like that to get an advantage.

“Roy Keane: As I See It” is the name of it. Came out in 2002, prior to Saipan. You can buy it on amazon.

These days you would be suspended of football , go to prison and pay 200k

“Haaland’s dad” smh 🤦🏼‍♂️

Wrong. It was his other knee. Even Alf inge Haaland has confirmed that

Made me laugh when I saw that

It hit me first too. What's the name???

@@11viya 'Please forgive me' by David Gray

@@ctheripper9630 thanks champ. Have a great day from me here in Fiji 🇫🇯

@@11viya My pleasure mate. Have a good one yourself. Kind regards from 🇬🇧

David Gray had some amazing songs around that time from White Ladder. Haven't heard from him much since then sadly.

this stuff makes me so Proud of Cork

Terrible watching the videos.... he should be banned absolute horse crap

@@adamyeandle7874 don't watch them then.

@@thebaldingsparrow5392 ive just finished vomiting... i through up in my mouth watching the video....

@@adamyeandle7874 You would want to go get that checked out by a doctor. So much shit flowing out of one's mouth cannot be healthy

Good line, but not accurate.

He did! shocking tackle by Keane, but it was in response to Haaland mugging him off when he was down on the pitch with a terrible injury. If you're naive enough to do that, you'd better be ready for Roy coming for you two years later. If you try to mug Roy Keane off, it's at YOUR peril man!

Please forgive me by David Gray

Nah, that's turning away from your responsibilities because of hurt pride

Moyes is doing alright tho ay?

No..... Looks like Chris Armstrong

Correct Armstrong & Southgate played at Crystal Palace together for a few years.

Easy.........Frank O'Farrell!

nah, one really bad challenge

Myth. Haaland played the next week for Norway.

Slightly mistimed

Miss timed challenge, yellow at best.

@@RayWint-od9uj Brilliant! 😂

@@shaundstone I'm a bit advanced in years now and started watching football in the late sixties its a different game now played on bowling green pitches where tackling is virtually illegal. It would be interesting to put a modern referee in front of a film of a game from that period and see how long it is before the game was abandoned due to lack of players. All joking apart Keanes tackle was a disgrace, he was probably one of the last of the breed of hard men that every team had, some had more than one. The Leeds team of Don Revie always sticks in my mind, to a man they were dirty horrible bastards but they were successful.

@@RayWint-od9uj Morning mate, I was born in 1970, and I too remember that football was a lot different to what it is now, even when I started watching it, even yellow cards were a fairly rare occurrence, and I was watching the games yesterday and, I agree, if a player slightly mistimes a tackle but with zero malicious intent, they are then booked, it's ridiculous! That said, the entire Arsenal team should have been booked yesterday, because of how shite we were!! I know that Keane's hit on Haland was in response to Haland taking the piss out of Keane, two years before when he was laying in agony with a potentially career threatening injury. So it was totally premeditated on Roy Keane's part, but that said;if there's one person whose 'manhood' you don't want to question when he's down injured, it's Roy Keane! But as I'm sure you know, that tackle ended Haland's career, and that, as you say IS a disgrace. And I speak as an Arsenal fan who loves Roy Keane. He is justifiably described as 'fierce' but in my opinion the fiercest aspect to Roy Keane, is his intelligence. A very bright man and 'unique' in football I would say. Interesting that you mention Revie's Leeds team, and I know that they were basically assassins on a football pitch. Am I right in thinking that Brian Clough went in as Revie's successor and was then sacked after a couple of months? Have a nice day Ray, cheers.👍

He's afraid a no one hed batter them both serious temper and amateur boxer too

@@thomasmcdonagh8280 tell me your not serious, vinnie Jones head butted him and he did nothing, Duncan ferguson punched numerous people on the pitch. All Roy Keane ever did was push and shove people and the occasional dirty takle. He even said on an interview he wouldn't have messed with Duncan.

@@chrisrivers2701 he also said he wasn't a great footballer doesn't mean he wasn't and sometimes he reacted and other times he didn't mean he was afraid when he didn't his first altercation with viera he didn't react yaap stam stepped in and may have looked like he was afraid and we know he had many battles with viera after that so I just felt your comment labelled Keane a coward and or a bully and I think hes neither

@@thomasmcdonagh8280 suppose football is about opinions mate

@@chrisrivers2701 do you fancy Duncan or something buddy?

The music is from the original documentary that the clip is taken from. Wouldn’t be my first choice of music either!

@@tabalchinho halaand played the next week. get out of here with that broken leg myth

@@tabalchinho yet here you are watching a short video about him. Pathetic.

Correct

what on earth are you on about? clueless mate

They wouldn't have as many titles without him and no chance of that treble and Champion's League without him.