Comments on: Whose Side Are You On, Roy?

By: Wiggsman

Wiggsman — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 17:29:02 +0000

Well clarified – btw Keano wont be manager of Utd, i agree

By: Craig Mc

Craig Mc — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 15:09:41 +0000

Wiggsman, fair enough mate, I didn’t say Keane should shut his mouth, but he is honestly obsessed with always talking about United. The trickle of our good youth players to Sunderland seems to have stopped of late, and we will have to see if it continues to be the case. Keane can support who he wants, but when he denounces United for keeping Ronnie, and then commends Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs for keeping their players, I’d call that HYPOCRISY Wiggsman. He can tip who he likes for the title, I hope Fergie enjoys ramming his words down his throat, I know I will. I truly do believe that he has no chance of returning to United to follow Fergie as manager, and that is what I mean by burning his bridges. But lets wait and see if I am proved wrong mate – lol. So hope that clarifies things Wiggsman, Come on the Red Devils.

By: Wiggsman

Wiggsman — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 13:49:24 +0000

Craig – no problem with opinons mate – just pointing out the bollux in some of the arguments. I just believe that the quting of Roy Keane in this instance related to his conection with Man U is being blown out of proportion – u know what I half expect him to do an Ian Wright and shit all over us, but untill that day – he;s still a legend. I said never said he’s manage Utd but I dont believe this burnt bridges bollux.

Some peeps have said here he should shut his mouth – why? He speaks his mind and that’s refreshing (to a point) plus when your being interviewd and are asked who will win the league – what do you say, erm cant say mate!! I love it when Fergie give his forthright opinon, especially of Chelsea being like 90′s Liverpool

By: Craig Mc

Craig Mc — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 09:09:11 +0000

Lol Gary, I agree with you. As a player Keane gave 100% and served the United cause well, that I will always concede to. As a person though, like you say, he wasn’t so nice. He was never a favourite player of mine. As I said, I lost all respect for him when he DELIBERATELY maimed Alfe HYland. Thing is Gary, every United fan have their favourite players, and the odd one or two they really don’t like. That’s life. Keane though a very good player, is nevertheless a person I don’t like. And people getting tetchy and annoyed on this board will not change that.

By: Gary

Gary — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 01:18:32 +0000

Well said Craig Mc. Like I said Roy Keane was absolutely fantastic for United, a great leader and a fantastic player. His best moment in a United shirt of course being in Turin when we were 2-0 down to Juventus and he pulled us back from the brink of elimination even tho he knew he was going to miss the final. He was a great servant to United, as a player he gave nothing but 100 per cent. I just think as a person he is a bit of twat to be honest and he cant keep his mouth shut. I will always give him a good reception for his service to the club but I dont hold him with the same fondness that I do say with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Neville, Giggs and Scholes. These players make me proud to be a United fan.

By: Craig Mc

Craig Mc — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 22:33:32 +0000

Wiggsmann – said “Oh yes, when some spits in my eye, I slam the ead in them.” Don’t get too near Roy Keane then!. Because like you, his response to anyone who doesn’t agree with him is AGGRESSION.

By: Craig Mc

Craig Mc — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 22:26:04 +0000

Wiggsman, what some of us are trying to point out, is that there is a pattern with Keane spouting things about United since he left. We obviously see Keane different to you, so what?. It’s our opinion, and blogs are all about opinions. You may not agree with ours, and I certainly don’t agree with yours. If you think Keane will EVER be involved in anything United again, then we shall wait and see who is right!. By the way, learn to spell the word Diarrhoea, before you start telling us about it!. Keane may be a legend in your eyes, he isn’t in mine. Every fan has his likes and dislikes of players in their team – so LIVE with it.

By: Wiggsman

Wiggsman — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 20:46:25 +0000

Oh yea – when some spits in my eye, I slam the ead in them!

By: Wiggsman

Wiggsman — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 20:45:25 +0000

Denton….Bollox

If Fergie didnt trust the guy, and bombed him out of OT on such bad terms – he wouldnt do business with Keano flat/end of/fine/done – in case you didnt get the point not on your fcukin nelly!

To better explain the point – see Liverpool and Heinz situation

By: denton davey

denton davey — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 19:53:30 +0000

Wiggsman/Drew Vader – loaning Sunderland Jonny Evans is not exactly a direct refutation to the point that Keane-o has “burned his bridges” at OT. He also sold him Kieran Richardson and a few others and is supposedly dickering with Sunderland to off-load LouisLouisHaHa on them because they pay good money for guys who are surplus-to-UTD’s-requirements. Ferguson has said on many occasions that Roy was his most influential player but that doesn’t mean that he trusts the guy, it means that he respects his will to win. So, to speak to the point, I think that Keane-o has burned his bridges because he has – on several occasions – slagged team-mates or undermined SAF in other ways. Business is business – when someone spits in your eye you say “it’s raining”. But that doesn’t mean you trust the guy.