[carlyluvsunited]

Roy Keane has given his old boss Sir Alex Ferguson
an amazing snub.

Last week the Sunderland boss claimed that Ferguson
was a hypocrite for criticising players "for their lack of
respect for referees".

Ferguson has since been charged by the FA for the
comments he made regarding Martin Atkinson and the
way he handled United's FA Cup defeat by Portsmouth.

Keane delivered his amazing snub to Fergie when asked
which of his rival bosses had been of help to him.

"They have all been very good. They have all been excellent
- Arsene Wenger, Rafa Benitez, Martin O'Neill. They
have all been very helpful, I have to say.

"What you find with these managers is that they're very
keen to help you out as a young manager giving you advice.

"They give you advice without realising it, just from having
general chit-chat."


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[NateR]

Perhaps you're just reading too much into it. He would have learnt a hell of alot when he played under Sir Alex. Perhaps it is one of those situations where he need not mention him because it is a given?

 

[Forever_United]

Perhaps you're just reading too much into it. He would have learnt a hell of alot when he played under Sir Alex. Perhaps it is one of those situations where he need not mention him because it is a given?

i hope !. but nevertheless.... KEANOOOOO!

 

[-zuco-]

Who gave you half your team you ungrateful swine?

 

[scott 4 evra]

There was a great article i read in the irish times. i tink that's wat your reffering to. He was unhappy with how he left and felt he deserved more respect. Maybe he did. However, Keane loves to have a pop at everyone now and again.

But he is still a legend and one my favourites ever. I think he's done a great job with Sunderland despite what people say how much he spent. When he took over, they were last in the Championship, now they are mid-table in the Premiership. Roy "SUCCESS" Keane.

 

[Keano!]

Just because he doesn't mention Fergie means nothing!

Obviously, Fergie's been his biggest asset!

I'm not reading into this at all!

 

[carlyluvsunited]

Just because he doesn't mention Fergie means nothing!

Obviously, Fergie's been his biggest asset!

I'm not reading into this at all!

Ahhh yes - he spends 12 years and a half with Fergie - and
then suddenly forgets all about him and these years where
he enjoyed ALL his success ... Hmmmmm easily done ...

 

[Keano!]

Ahhh yes - he spends 12 years and a half with Fergie - and
then suddenly forgets all about him and these years where
he enjoyed ALL his success ... Hmmmmm easily done ...

Should also point out,

I'm probably slightly biased when it comes to Keano!

 

[carlyluvsunited]

Should also point out,

I'm probably slightly biased when it comes to Keano!

We guessed this ...

Jazz is a huge fan too ...

I am as well - but I get annoyed
when some of these players get
too big and think too much of
themselves ...

They should all remember where
they came from, how lucky they
are and not to bite the hand that
feeds them

 

[Jazz 16]

We guessed this ...

Jazz is a huge fan too ...

I am as well - but I get annoyed
when some of these players get
too big and think too much of
themselves ...

They should all remember where
they came from, how lucky they
are and not to bite the hand that
feeds them

If anyone knows his roots its Roy Keane. He had the highest standards
imaginable and if it wasnt for his drive, passion and determination,
United wouldnt have won as many trophies (Fact).
Keane was once told the common misconception that
'great players dont make great managers' to which he replied,
'I was never a great player'. That shows his character....
Keane is honest, tough and fair and when he speaks people stand
up and listen.

Keane doesnt think he is the big man and he does remember where he
came from. He did more for Man United than any player of his era,
was our most successful captain ever, and is up there with the likes
of Charlton, Best and Cantona as a player and an influence on the team.
Roy deserves everyones respect, even if he has a pop at us. He is
entitled to at least that much.

Anyway I doubt Fergie gives 2 hoots about it. Roy will ring him in the summer
looking to buy another player and Fergie will be 'yes Roy, no problem Roy,
who do ya want?'

There was a great article i read in the irish times. i tink that's wat your reffering to.
He was unhappy with how he left and felt he deserved more respect. Maybe he did. However,
Keane loves to have a pop at everyone now and again.

But he is still a legend and one my favourites ever. I think he's done a great job with
Sunderland despite what people say how much he spent. When he took over,
they were last in the Championship,
now they are mid-table in the Premiership. Roy "SUCCESS" Keane.

Here Here Scott, very well said.
I read the same article, it was a fantastic read.

Keane16=Legend
I urge any Keane fan to watch this video:
Roy Keane-Captain Fantastic.....enjoy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Tf6mrA0-tA

 

[carlyluvsunited]

If anyone knows his roots its Roy Keane.

Keane doesnt think he is the big man and he does remember where he
came from.

I never said he didn't

I said "some players" ...

 

[Jazz 16]

I never said he didn't

I said "some players" ...

lol Carly, you arent getting out of that one that easily.
You were clearly implying players like Roy........
Dont start on me about Roy or Ill Alfie Inge Haaland ya
and rabbit on forever.
case closed...

 

[carlyluvsunited]

Dont start on me about Roy or Ill Alfie Inge Haaland ya

OK I shut up now ...

 

[Jazz 16]

OK I shut up now ...

ah its ok C......
I think Haaland dived anyway....... so your good to go