2025/26 Michael Vincent Keane


R934 said:


Is a good angle.
Like a few have said within this thread, its rightly on Gana for a loose pass
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Far and away the best angle of the incident. It's a loose and reckless pass by Gana. Doesn't get enough on the ball and is actually spinning away from Keane. He is static and flat footed, probably because he was simply not expecting it. Gana has played alongside and against some of the greatest players whilst at PSG. Perhaps he does not rate Keane and is frustrated that he's not at that level. For him to react so strongly, only a few mins into the game, considering his usually jovial (and often careless himself) nature, speaks volumes. I feel bad for MK as he seems to be a decent fella. Just glad the whole incident ended up working in our favour...
 
Michael was a credit to himself and the club. Largely maintained his composure while his long-term teammate tried to assault him and needed pulling away and holding by about three players.

Clearly bemused by the insane overreaction by Gueye, Keane let him know it wasn't on but restrained himself from decking him, which he obviously very easily could have.

I am sure they are already back in good terms and it's been forgotten about — probably end up closer for it tbh.
 


Joey66 said:
xactly where the hell was he never got involved went AWOL ....
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Joey, he didn't see it, he's not even facing their direction you plonker.

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Chozz said:
Far and away the best angle of the incident. It's a loose and reckless pass by Gana. Doesn't get enough on the ball and is actually spinning away from Keane. He is static and flat footed, probably because he was simply not expecting it. Gana has played alongside and against some of the greatest players whilst at PSG. Perhaps he does not rate Keane and is frustrated that he's not at that level. For him to react so strongly, only a few mins into the game, considering his usually jovial (and often careless himself) nature, speaks volumes. I feel bad for MK as he seems to be a decent fella. Just glad the whole incident ended up working in our favour...
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Agreed, Keane was moving back into a defensive position and the pass was played in a direction away from his momentum. Fernandes was driving in the direction of the poor pass. He was not "flat-footed"
 

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