Roy Keane on Everton

[potato]

Keane himself had no such misconception.

its tantamount deception to make a common misconception, i liked the film inception but back on topic keane did make some good interceptions

 

[Stan Lee Park]

its tantamount deception to make a common misconception, i liked the film inception but back on topic keane did make some good interceptions

Poetry in motion...

 

[Vaughan]

Keane aet out to hurt hangelaand. But he did play the next week. And gor a while after that. I thonk his knee was [Poor language removed] tho, he certainly didnt last much longer in the premier league

 

[Kurt.]

Keane is an aggressive, arrogant bully who once deliberately broke an opponent's leg and finished his career.

He's certainly a "character" but not a likeable person in my opinion.

No he never.

 

[Kurt.]

Keane aet out to hurt hangelaand. But he did play the next week. And gor a while after that. I thonk his knee was [Poor language removed] tho, he certainly didnt last much longer in the premier league

Hangelaand did retire through injury to his knee.... But it wasnt th same knee KEANE went through, it was his other leg.

 

[deipnosophist]

its tantamount deception to make a common misconception, i liked the film inception but back on topic keane did make some good interceptions

this post merits a good reception...well that's my perception

 

[bizzaro]

He's gone from hero to zero

In the space of a week

The stupid bell

 

[SpurtingLesbian]

Keane is an aggressive,

yes

arrogant bully

yup, will probably give you that one, but then I'm sure we've loved players like that before in a blue shirt.

who once deliberately broke an opponent's leg

Who's leg did he break? Alf-Inge Håland's? No, I would have thought he would have been substituted if his leg had have been broken, the fact that he started his two following games pretty much shows his leg wasn't broken, his knee might have been bruised right enough but not enough to stop him playing a few days later

and finished his career.

Are you now saying that he stamped on Håland's other knee at the same time with a magic time delay? or that he performed the dodgy surgery on it??

A little fact checking might needed in future before you start with the venom and stating unfounded rumours as accusations, it will be less embarrassing for you.

And no, I'm not defending Keane at all, I'm pointing out you're wrong.

 

[Danny Ve Dito]

Keane didnt finish haalands career
the hit in that game wasnt even a factor in haalands final injury that caused his retirement. it wasnt even the same leg!

Alfies well documented "habits" would have had a lot more to do with it than a tackle on the opposite leg I would imagine