Keano: Hughes Shouldn’t Have Gone To City After Playing For United
December 24, 2009 64 Comments
Mark Hughes was tipped by some to be the successor of Sir Alex Ferguson as Manchester United manager, the club where he had become a legend after playing at Old Trafford for 13 years. But he took the job at City, ruling out any possible future as United boss. 18 months later he was sacked, [...]
Keane: I Was Privileged To Play Alongside Giggs
December 15, 2009 14 Comments
Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane has sung the praises of Ryan Giggs.
“United Players Were S**t Scared Of Keano”
October 27, 2009 91 Comments
Andy Goram came to Manchester United on loan during the 2000-2001 to help us out during a time when our other goalies, Fabien Barthez and Raimond Van der Gouw, were unavailable – Barthez on duty with the French side and Van der Gouw struggling with injury. His first game was our 4-2 win over Coventry [...]
United’s Heroes: Robson Is Nev’s, McGrath Is O’Shea’s, Maradona Is Rooney’s
July 11, 2009 81 Comments
Sir Alex Ferguson, Gary Neville, Ryan Giggs, Wayne Rooney, Rio Ferdinand, Michael Carrick, Anderson, Jonny Evans, John O’Shea and Ben Foster tell the official United magazine who their heroes are.
Ferguson: It’s Nice To See Keano Back In Work
April 24, 2009 23 Comments
Sir Alex Ferguson has today come out in support of Roy Keane after he has taken up the position of Ipswich manager.
Bruce Responds To Keano’s Dig
April 24, 2009 43 Comments
After taking the Ipswich job, Roy Keane had a pop at his former team mates, Mark Hughes and Steve Bruce. He claimed that because they hadn’t won anything, they couldn’t call themselves successful managers. Bruce has today responded to Keane’s claims.
Keano: Bruce And Hughes Aren’t Successful
April 24, 2009 39 Comments
Roy Keane has turned on Mark Hughes and Steve Bruce today, claiming they are not successful managers because they haven’t won anything. Whilst both have had disappointing spells in their career, it’s hard to argue with what Bruce has achieved with Wigan and Hughes achieved with Blackburn. They haven’t had a trophy to their name [...]
Turin Revisited? I’m Not So Sure
April 15, 2009 64 Comments
Manchester United players and fans were ecstatic. We were going to the European Cup final! Having gone down 2-0 against Juventus within the first ten minutes, United turned the game around and won 3-2. A 2-2 draw would have been enough for us to progress that night in Turin. Giggsy, who had scored our only [...]
UnitedTube
December 23, 2008 11 Comments
Since the explosion of YouTube as a accessible way for everyone to get their hands on videos, we have seen the emergence of more specialist websites. GodTube, TeacherTube, PornTube, and the like. If there’s a lot of people interested in it, you’ll probably find a ‘Tube’ to go with it. So, it obviously wasn’t going [...]
Keane To Replace Fergie? You’re Not So Sure NOW Are You…
December 4, 2008 45 Comments
Roy Keane has left Sunderland but it is unclear as yet whether he has been sacked or left on his own accord. He faced criticism following poor results and wasted money, with Eamon Dunphy laying in to Keano during the week. “He doesn’t appear to be cut out for management like a lot of great [...]
“Keane And Scholes Were Toughest Opponents When I Was At Arsenal”
December 3, 2008 11 Comments
Former Arsenal captain, Patrick Vieira, has today confessed that Manchester United midfielders, Roy Keane and Paul Scholes, were the best he came across during his nine years in the Premiership. When asked about his most difficult opponents, Keane and Scholes were the only players he described at length, speaking in full praise of the pair.
Have United Replaced Keane and Scholes With Anderson?
November 10, 2008 25 Comments
When Anderson first joined United, I was expected a flair player, who’d be great on the attack, but whose work rate may suffer. He was billed as the replacement for Paul Scholes, which was incredibly exciting, considering the thought of finding someone to fill Scholes’ shoes should have been a worry for all United fans [...]
Chelsea Star’s Comments About Vidic To Be Investigated
October 20, 2008 11 Comments
“I’d waited long enough,” said Keane in his autobiography. “I fucking hit him hard. The ball was there (I think). Take that you cunt. And don’t ever stand over me sneering about fake injuries.” Keane was of course talking about Haaland, after that challenge. The FA slapped another five matches on the three he’d already [...]
Blast From The Past: Arsenal Tunnel – Does Keane Want Bottler Vieira?
October 4, 2008 45 Comments
I’m starting to wonder if every time Sunderland and Arsenal play, Roy Keane will be interviewed on his feelings towards the Gunners when he was a Manchester United player. There is no denying that the rivalry between these two clubs was something special, with both sides playing attractive football, both sides disliking the opposition’s players, [...]
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