Keane Viera debate

Training tonight so gonna ask the manager to finish early coz you cant record on ITV4, supposedly Keane gives Vieira abuse when he picks Cashley over Irwin haha

Sono wrote: ITV 4 10pm tonight, looks like from quotes it's gonna be a cracker

thanks for the heads up Sono love watching stuff on Keano the mans a Legend.

Edited by Double Maxim - 10 Dec 2013 at 5:48pm

Back in the day I was an arsenal fan (until someone pointed out my hypocracy at wanting England to get tanked at France 98 whilst arsenal provided the spine of there side). Gave up supporting them after! Then I would have said Vieira all day, but I wonder was the battle for honours with man u clouding my judgment, you can see it on threads here all the time. Looking forward to this to relive my youth and see if my opinions have changed at all.

Keane was a quality player and much better than Viera. But he is clearly bitter with Fergie over his bust up. Which has almost turned into an anti united bias.

ftm wrote: Cant believe Man U fans having a go at Keano after what he did for the club.

Without sounding like john Giles surely you should take each point on its merits and if you disagree with someone surely its honest to point this out regrdless of the person saying it and what they have done for the club you have picked to support. Blind loyalty otherwise.

Says he cried in the car park for about 2 minutes when it was all over at OT, he still has 2 season tickets and says he loves going back to support them.

Having the nerve to criticise United in his usual no nonsense matter can't have done him much good in United fans eyes

Wouldnt hate him. Just disagree with some stuff he done. Went to his testimonial in 2006. And it was a cracking night. You could see how much he was adored.

I am really surprised at Keane being openly involved in these sl*gging matches. He's become rent a grudge and anytime the various far from scrupulous media outlets want to booat ratings and fuel the fires of controversy they set him up and let him role.

Fergie was the manager bottom line. He left united in a hail of bullets and he is responsible for a good part of it himself. Same with the whole Saipan debacle.

Personally I think he's talking through his bitter stubborn hole when he said he would'nt have Giggs, Scholes orNeville and his memory is very short. Those three were the backbone of the club the lads who hard slogged itseason after season.

To be honest none of this bodes well for the future for me. He seems intent on being remembered for all the wrong reasons and he rewrites history to suit his needs.

It's really sad because he was one hell of a player. Lets hope ireland works out for him, good to see him involved with football.