Roy Keane just loves Denis Irwin. What a player Denis was though. Both feet, LB, RB, penelties, free kicks, consistent, UCL, multiple PL titles. He had it all.
Denis Irwin is held in the highest of regards by fellow professionals. Ian Wright, Alan Hansen, Alan Shearer, Gary Lineker, they all recognise him as a true great.
I love how roys just picking his best mates hahah "yeah we had some top craic, showed me round the night life, top bloke definitely my first choice yeah"
What he's actually doing is making sure players that were important to UTD's success get the recognition they deserve. UTD's success was built up over time, the hard work was done by players that weren't always in the limelight.
Roy Keane's loyalty to his teammates is always funny yet wholesome to me lol. His face at the start saying he don't like doing this, reminds me of that time him and Jamie did the combined XI.."no Giggsy?" lol.
Arsenal fans keep claiming there the 3 rd most successful team in English football, which is fair enough. Yet Ryan Giggs alone won as many league titles in just 20 years, as they have in there entire history which is truly remarkable. And shows how much they dominated the league.
Roy is such a class act, always thinking and worrying about all his team mates he couldnt fit in, he has so much respect and and devotion to them. Its a joy to watch his passion when he speaks about them all.
Roy should bury the hatchet with Ferguson now. They are both different people with Roy now more mellow and clearly a family man. Ferguson does not have long for this world and they should acknowledge each other for the significant part each has had in their lives.
@@colmcoyle6506 Tbh I think SAF would be the more reluctant one to go ahead with that so it won't happen. Both are men who'd fight for what they feel is the right thing.
He might be biased but you can tell what a great captain Roy was because he chose players not only based on their skills but most importantly on loyalties, of the good memories he shared with them as teammates, their characters, their working ethics, and he still felt bad leaving anyone out!
@Rohan Chatterjee CR7 was loyal, he left at the right time. team tittles, individual, UCL, Golden ball etc. he was supposed to leave earlier but stayed one more year. what else do you want. great players will leave clubs at a certain time.
That is probably the highest praise. I have similar feelings towards other legs of the game such as Viera , et all, even though I am a Man U fan! Respect where it is due. We can learn from all regardless of club affliations! In cricket they have a similar philosophy. Learn from anyone regardless of what country they are from. Whty wouldn't you want to listen to Zidane just because he played for Real That is stupid! Good stuff!
I've watched this a few times, and I can't help just take from it, that Keane is not only extremely humble.... but his respect for other players as HUMANS, is amazing. He's spoken about taken advice and tips off senior players, when he was in his youth... and also he always talks about being a senior player, and having others take information from him. At 35 years old, the names of Hughes, Sharpe, Bruce etc.... it's great to see him remind me of how good they were. Whatever you think of his punditry, you can't deny he's so respectful about players HE'S played with, and also humble about his journey.
Keane's comments on David Beckham, both on this show and in other places, always solidify what pretty much what everyone who has played with him always says... A player who, despite being arguably the biggest superstar in the sport at the time, was always a hard worker on and off the pitch and a consummate professional.
He scored 19 in one season, 1990/91 if I remember, he was the penalty taker that year and 11 or 12 were from the spot but there's strikers in the league with less now... one being romelu lukaku
I love how he has so much respect for Ruud. "When you don't score or don't win a game, it was not his fault, it was ours." Perfectly summarises how clinical Ruud was at United.
I have watched this a million times ….. million and one tonight. Keane is addictive on tv. What a great team ….. and I am a Toffee ! We need more Roy Keane’s !!!
Still has a goal per game ratio better than Ronaldo, Messi and Raul at UCL... 68 goals in 2 years in madrid, 150 in Man Utd in less than 4 years. Probably the best box player ever
As a Liverpool fan I never thought I would say this but I LOVE KEANO. He is the kinda guy you would want on your end no matter what the situation. Humility, loyalty, a winning attitude... a little mischief. What a guy.
The point of the video and difficulty in choosing is that you could pick three or four great teams from that lot. There is literally nobody in the current side I'd want to even have as a sub. It's not just the playing ability, it's the character and mentality that's equally important. That's what the current lot lack.
I could watch a season of episodes of Roy talking about his teammates, what a loyal lad. Really had me when he made the comparison between Beckam/Giggs 's and Nevil's lifestyles as if even if Nevel was a good lad for going home every night and being happy to sleep early but he still makes it like a playful insult xD
I dont know why alot of people overlook the strike partnership of Andy Cole and Dwight Yorke, but they decimated defenses when they played together. I know they didnt last very long together, but at their peak no other strike partnership came close I think.
Love how Roy always resorts to his iconic sayings "his family comes from a good background," "good lad," "good character," "top professional" instead of talking about their actual footballing abilities. Love this guy 😂
@@RedScareClair honestly he wouldn’t last five minutes in there. Pretty sure he’d break something or tear his hair out at how much the games changed and more importantly the players have from his era.
Roy was made out to be a cantankerous, grumpy, lonely man when he was at United but you can tell he is far from it. He is loyal to a fault, funny and knowledgable but one thing he wants is people to have the same winning mentality as him which was what he learnt from Clough and Fergie. 100% the greatest PL captain and thats coming from a Liverpool season ticket holder.
Oooh I’d agree however, I couldn’t split him and Gerrard. Gerrard is the man - a one club man, great captain/leader - a better player than Keane as well. By the neutral Gerrard is considered the greatest, I believe. Maybe you say Keane cos you don’t want to seem biased towards Liverpool. Maybe Keane the bigger captain, the bigger ‘born winner’ but Gerrard was better at everything on the pitch, a proper box to box midfielder... some of his tackles, and his goals - oh boy! And Gerrard was a one club man - you can’t put a price on that these days. 👍
@@tezzajonno6271 So? Neither did George Best or Pele lol... or Gazza or Bobby Moore or Charlton? It’s not about how much you win otherwise Gary Neville would be the best player the world has ever seen, wouldn’t he?
Denis Irwin was way ahead of his time, he’s what every full back should aspire to today, he could prob play in any position on the pitch was a 7/10 every game at the very least. He could defend with the very best of them and was a regular threat going forward. His set pieces were world class also, unbelievable player
I can’t get over Steve Bruce scoring 52 goals as a defender that’s just insane,he’s got more goals than some of the midfielders & strikers on those lists 😂😂😂 what a ledge !!!
I loved watching Steve Bruce play for United... he was a brilliant CB and provided some excellent goals. He is also a wonderful human being; ok i get that he isn't the best manager out there, but he gets a lot of hate. If Keane had picked him in his team instead of Pallister [and Rio] I would not have been that surprised either.
What a brilliant watch. Even Jamie looked right into the a man utd team and all the stories Roy had to offer coming from a Liverpool man as well. Excellent 👌🏼
When he speaks you listen every boy and young man needs a man like this in their lifes... sticks to his principles no matter what. Learnt from his mistakes and never shys away from them. By God he would give you some solid advice in tricky / hard situations no doubt and be nothing but honest.
I'm a Liverpool fan,but I could listen to Keane all day. I'd call him a stubborn introvert, (bit like myself lol)...but he's genuine,what you see is what you get..seems a top bloke. Great to see him having a bit of fun at the end too!.
Glad to see Rooney got the credit he deserves from Roy. Rooney’s usually rated highly, but still not highly enough sometimes. He was incredible throughout his time at United.
@@ClarkKent-zm3qz I agree. He is one of the most complete players that i've ever seen. I prefer him to Lewandowskis of this world who only know to score tap-ins .
I sometimes think that he never truly reached his potential after his injuries and it can sometimes distract you from how good of a player he actually was. Sometimes I see his highlight reels and it just reminds me what a beast he was. Skinhead era Rooney was an absolute monster
I promise you if you find any full game on TH-cam from 2008 onwards and watch Rooney closely, you'll see an absolute shambles of a player who would track back like a demon and score a header or tap in.
I love listening to Roy talking about the old United ,he oozes love and respect and passion for all those great great players and amazing times . I so miss those phenominal days .
Good to hear them talk about Ince. All the other famous midfielders were beloved at one club, so doesn’t get the nostalgia the Gerrards, Scholess, Lampards and so on do. But Ince was such a great player. Amazed to see Keane pick him ahead of Scholes, who is one of my absolute heroes, but pleased too to see him respected. And also how he just casually compared Trent Alexander Arnold and Beckham! Not wrong either, but just shows how the game has changed.
Always enthralling listening to Roy speak about his team mates… he created a culture at Man U that will never be repeated, excellence through honesty of effort and application of talent and standards, standards, standards from top to bottom … it’s heartbreaking to think he will never have a role there again he embodies everything that the club stood for .. God Bless You Roy thank you for your career with Man U and Ireland truly phenomenal
The thing is he should be involved with the club, when the glaziers go bring him in in some form, he wouldn't put up with that crappy ass team and 100% of the fans would love it
Roy reminiscing about his era in football reminds me of being a kid playing football with jumpers for goalposts....those were the days...watching titans of the game play it the way it should be
As a keeper ( from about age 8 up until today at 37, ive never argued as much in a game as i did as a kid because them bleeding jumpers /coats cause many arguments and fights on whether it was in or ""hit the post"" kids wouldnt play today if they dont have proper goals and fancy boots, thanks for bringin back good memorys 😁🤣👊
@@theboxingnetwork3639 Rush goalie. Two at the back, three in the middle, four up front, one's gone home for his tea. Beans on toast? Possibly, don't quote me on that. Marvellous.
Great comments about Ince. Hell of a player. Hell of a competitor. Massive big game performer. A fighter and a winner. Don’t underestimate Incy. He picks on class and delivery. Same with Pallister- boss of a player.
Van Nistelrooy had the most aesthetically pleasing finishing I've ever seen. Immediate, deadly. Unfortunately the team he went into had a bit of trouble, for one reason or the other. He may not have had quite the technique of Lewandowski or Benzema, nor a team behind him that harmonized as well at the time as Bayern and REal do now, but his strikes and instinct would be unrivaled even today.
People said he was one-dimensional. Absolute nonsense. I'll never forget Basel away when he scored from the goal line. Incredible player. Nobody in the history of Manchester United has scored as many as quickly as Ruud. And that after a career threatening injury if not two but my memory is hazy.
I always thought the problem Utd had during the Ruud era was that the team was over-reliant on him. There were too many games where - if Ruud was having a harder day of it - Utd would drop points because they didn't have a plan B.
I think that's what he was alluding to with Beckham vs Lingard/Pogba etc that for all the deals and commercials etc, Beckham was the consumate professional. Obviously we don't know the full extent of how Lingard/Pogba etc are behind the scenes but it's the perception that their social media gives off and the way they play in games.
Roy is the type of man you would want by your side all life. 🥺 What a brilliant character and football player!! The fact that he always refers to the pitch as trenches tell you all you need to know about how he felt about the game, his team and his teammates.
Such a badass player Keano was, playing with a not over my dead body mentality, gosh, really miss the boss on the pitch these days. Great respect for this Irishman, am saying this as a Liverpool F.C. fan.🇮🇪👏😊
Roy talked about the character the most and football being priority irrespective of what else was happening around those players. At that time (even today) if you are at United, you definitely have players with skills and talent. It is how they keep their hunger for Trophies high and take responsibility when the game is not going their way. Some of the current squad players won't put effort and drown easily in negative emotions even when the game is a draw. Maybe the low desire for glory due to hefty pay-check and long contracts made them think they can't be disposed of for putting less shift. Also, As Roy pointed out most of the players at his time at United were self-motivated for improvement rather than coaches asking them every day to train hard or work out the issues themselves. They just follow the training module and when something comes out of the syllabus, they choke. I think the brilliant character is the most distinct feature of any big team that separates them from other teams because in terms of raw quality United had brilliant players then and even now but that mentality in the squad is missing.
As a Man Utd Fan, i really respect the Liverpool fans who call it like it is and say how good Keano is, and still is, they same way i have no problem in calling Gerrard a legend. Thats being a good character with respect.
Well said m8 that is spoken as a true football fan, being loyal to your team is admirable but not being bias against great players despite any rivalry shows class.
Loved this. He was happy to give praise, and came across authentic and frank, and snippets of humour. Great blend. My ideal football captain. Never change, Roy!
I followed United home and away during Keanes era and Ince was an immense player. some games he was just incredible. Pallister is arguably the most underrated centre half in english history. Great picks from Keano. Becks got criticism from people who didnt watch football. if you did watch him you would see a player of great courage, as hard a worker as anyone & bled red white and black. Top man Becks.
Paul Ince was actually as well-rounded a midfielder as you could wish for. He could even dribble. Far from just a holding player and he held his own in Italy when it still really meant a lot. Was happy when he came to LFC and he did well for us.
Van Nistelrooy came in after Schmeichel and Stam left which left United far more vulnerable at the back with Barthez and also Blanc was on his last legs. Had prime peter and jaap still been there then Ruud would have won even more trophies.
I agree with you. That's the same thing I thought. Nistelrooy came into a team in transition. Certain rocks were either crumbling or gone, especially Peter & Jaap.
Wow. 13:00-13:38 plain and simple Professionalism and understanding for a game. If someone goes out of position to benefit The team, you cover for him. They didnt even train it, just plain chemistry and common sense.. Dont rush yourself in into The box just cause you dont wanna miss out. SO Many curling kids on The pitch could learn from this these days. Stay legendary Keane.
Brilliant show! Can listen to Roy all day! He commands respect totally but he also has a great personality and is fun to listen to. What a team he chose! Not one player from todays UTD would even be on the bench of those mighty Utd teams.
Good day for any RONNIE fans out their today One Ronnie scores to help United win The other Ronnie makes history by winning snooker championship Both are unstoppable and goats of their sport
Probably GK: David De Gea, who he called the most overrated keeper RB: Denis Irwin CB: Denis Irwin CB: Denis Irwin LB: Denis Irwin RM: Denis Irwin CM: Fred CM: Roy Keane LM: Ryan Giggs ST: Denis Irwin ST: Denis Irwin
Yep, I remember the season after Ronny left, people immediately thought he'd be lost without him, but he was absolutely banging goals in without Ronaldo, even if we didn't win the title.
Liverpool fan but Jaap Stam for how short a stay he had in England had the biggest impact. Probably the best we've ever seen. Similar to Van Dijk now and before you get on me, Gary Neville himself had compared the two many times. Just make defending look a piece of cake and utterly demoralise attackers.
agreed - have to say im surprised he left out Scholes, he was pretty pivotal for them so many times. I fully understand Ince he was a superstar at the time, but Scholes body of work at united is outstanding
As a Liverpool fan, Roy Keane was a player I admired and enjoyed Watchung his style as he mentioned in his interview speaking about Robo, he filled those shoes pretty well. As for the best 11 you guys pressurized him to do, SCARY to to face with Keane' s exclusion from the 11, top quality. Thanks for the entertainment.
Tevez-Ronnie-wayne. It feels odd to think we had that upfront. Glad I started watching as a 11 year old in 2004, to see glory years, and now have to pay my dues by sticking with this team we have got at our beloved club.
Yeah Rio, Scholes, Cantona and Van Nistelrooy are the ones who can probably feel annoyed. It’s impossible when you’ve played with this many brilliant players though
Liverpool fan. To be honest, from that list of midfielders especially, you can never have a terrible midfield. You can rotate it each week. So when he said Robson and Ince, I wasn't really surprised. They were both brilliant players.
Not really sure cantona or Van nisterooy can be annoyed here. Ronaldo is a top 2 player of all time and Rooney is the top scorer and has a serious shout for being the clubs greatest ever player.
unfortunately for them Rooney and Ronaldo pick themselves out of that list. Just goes to how what amazing forwards and in general players United have had in the prem alone.
I am Liverpool through and through, but if I can put my football loyalties and bias aside, Keane has always been my top 3 favourite players of all time. Even when he was playing, I'd admire and envy his qualities; the tenacity, speaks his mind, winning mentality, screams at teammates. Now as a pundit, every time I see him on the panel/interviews with Gary, I click. I enjoy his honesty even more. You know he's got "oldschool class" when he keeps mentioning about, "good family background, good character".
I completely agree with you; of course, when United play Liverpool or another big rival, I just want us to win. But today, the reality is your team is soooo much better in every department, and have really wonderful players. I don't hate them, and I will be supporting them in the CL final!
@@maden341 I'd even have Gary Pallister over Vidic. Vidic was too chaotic at times whereas Rio, Stam & Pallister had a more calming reading of the game presence.
@@0FFICERPROBLEM Robson different league to Fernandes. Both feet could play, great tackler, great in the air. Unselfish footballer sacrificed himself for the team.
@@lookskyewalker Errrrr you've just made up your own history mate, he wasn't a champion with Man U until 1993 when he was 35 and he played about 10 times mostly off the bench lol so I've got no idea what you're remembering
Been at Utd for 7 years and only scored 59 PL goals... People like to pick on Maguire..but Rashford is the major reason why Utd have failed so badly...he doesn't score enough doesn't work hard enough and doesn't assist enough. Been saying it for years.. he's not good enough for a top team
@@Pianosnail12 John O'Shea was a pretty decent tbf, practically a swiss army knife of a player. An essential component for a squad that dominated the league for so long. Wes Brown too was a solid player you could rely on.
Garry is disrespected by many plastic fans, yet Garry played his entire career in Man Utd! He had struggles with many injuries (sadly). Maybe that's why he wasnt always on his level.
Rude Van nistleroy was an unbelievable goal scorer the first time I saw him live he was unstoppable it was the season he scored so many goals i think it was about 34 maybe more
Great assessment of some serious talent he played with. But I just can't picture a United best XI without Scholesy! He was at the heart of so much of United's success. 11 league titles to Ince's 2.. 2 Champion's League titles to Ince's 0. All these titles he was right there in the middle of the field each and every week controlling the tempo. Always in the discussion of the best Premier League midfielder of all time with Lamps and Gerrard. Ince to me doesn't make sense. I was very surprised by Keane leaving him out
Scholes will be remembered as a great creative player but horrendous in defence and tackling and that’s why he was often dropped for Butt and Park in big games. Roy likes an all round player and Scholes was not that. I think people forget just how good Ince was. He was a complete player, Scholes wasn’t.
Scholes couldn't tackle to save his life.... Byran Robson, Roy Keane and Paul Ince could do it all...tackle pass and score...would choose any of them before Paul....but Scholes was great as well.
@@kevinheath7588, Scholes didn't need to tackle... but when he did, he was dirty and left a mark on the player. That cheeky shy smile had a real hard animal on the inside... absolute fantastic player. I've the CL Semi Final on DVD... talk about Keane and Scholes bossing a midfield. Unbelievable to think that it was against Zindane and Davids too.
The Roy Keane Greatest Player Criteria:
Good Lad
Great Character
Denis Irwin
+does his job
Brilliant, Denise Irwin, love that.
Lol class
denis irwin!
Good cork man
Roy Keane just loves Denis Irwin. What a player Denis was though. Both feet, LB, RB, penelties, free kicks, consistent, UCL, multiple PL titles. He had it all.
Roy Keane and his love child
Never injured
Stop pretending you ever even watched him. You’re some cringe football hipster.
roy is that you?
Denis Irwin is held in the highest of regards by fellow professionals. Ian Wright, Alan Hansen, Alan Shearer, Gary Lineker, they all recognise him as a true great.
I love how roys just picking his best mates hahah "yeah we had some top craic, showed me round the night life, top bloke definitely my first choice yeah"
What he's actually doing is making sure players that were important to UTD's success get the recognition they deserve. UTD's success was built up over time, the hard work was done by players that weren't always in the limelight.
Proper cronyism 😂
Roy Keane's loyalty to his teammates is always funny yet wholesome to me lol. His face at the start saying he don't like doing this, reminds me of that time him and Jamie did the combined XI.."no Giggsy?" lol.
He basically picked a team based on 'character, work rate and desire'!
😂😂😂 Yeah, "no Gigsy?, really?"
😂😂😂
Ah jeez, really?
Tbf Giggs was good but he wouldn’t get near the elite wingers but it was a different time and it’s only a bit of fun
Arsenal fans keep claiming there the 3 rd most successful team in English football, which is fair enough. Yet Ryan Giggs alone won as many league titles in just 20 years, as they have in there entire history which is truly remarkable. And shows how much they dominated the league.
Roy is such a class act, always thinking and worrying about all his team mates he couldnt fit in, he has so much respect and and devotion to them.
Its a joy to watch his passion when he speaks about them all.
And that's why we United fans love him and point at him when we are asked what kind of captain should United be.
He’s definitely someone that you would follow into war if he was your captain.
im a liverpool fan and i think his utter class. i like gary neville too, many hate gary but i really think his cool :)
Roy should bury the hatchet with Ferguson now. They are both different people with Roy now more mellow and clearly a family man. Ferguson does not have long for this world and they should acknowledge each other for the significant part each has had in their lives.
@@colmcoyle6506 Tbh I think SAF would be the more reluctant one to go ahead with that so it won't happen. Both are men who'd fight for what they feel is the right thing.
In fairness to Roy’s loyalty to Dennis Irwin - Dennis was an outstanding footballer. Everything you could ever want in a defender
And a great character.
I would’ve probably gone with Patrice but what do I know? I think Roy’s picking a lot of lads he liked having a pint of Guinness with 😂
@@Mr_Spleen Yeah Sky said Dennis was a left back so Roy picked him. If Sky had Dennis at right back Roy would have picked Dennis over Nev.
@@Mr_Spleen Irwin was leagues ahead of Evra in my opinion. Far more versatile, playing both sides of the field and a set piece taker also.
@@Mr_Spleen Irwin was really that good tho. Amazing player. Fabulous defender
He might be biased but you can tell what a great captain Roy was because he chose players not only based on their skills but most importantly on loyalties, of the good memories he shared with them as teammates, their characters, their working ethics, and he still felt bad leaving anyone out!
the great thing about Roy is that he out right tells you he's biased, that's how truthful he is
Without a good team morality you don't work well so he has a good point.
Ronaldo was a Real Madrid fan. When the team you supported (as a boy) comes calling, there is very few who would turn the opportunity down.
@Rohan Chatterjee CR7 was loyal, he left at the right time. team tittles, individual, UCL, Golden ball etc. he was supposed to leave earlier but stayed one more year. what else do you want. great players will leave clubs at a certain time.
Loyalty? Paul Ince played for Liverpool after United hahaha
“There’s no stopping him now” about Gary Neville is definitely one of the most accurate things ever 😂
Hahahaha I was waiting for someone to point this out too 🤣🤣🤣🤣
He.should've added "at this moment in time"
Tired of losing bëts on football games? Do what my name says. You will like what you see......🛢️
Gary "essentially" Neville Essentially Neville ESSENTIALLY Gary
Becks had to get up n down the pitch with nev behind him 😂
I could listen to Roy Keane all day long, funny, intelligent and honest. Class act👍
He was on about winning football matches for Man United unlike some of the fraudsters we have in the club at the moment!
Good lad > a much better player
He is so clueless
Class? The guy delibrately injured another player, ending his career. He has zero class.
@@Z00Maddict look into why he went for Haaland, I’ll await your apology. Plank🙄🤣🤣🤣
@@NH-bz9jv Yeah, I know the background. Like I said, zero class.
Not a Man Utd fan. 28 minutes flew by. Could listen to Keane for hours. I can't think of any other ex-player I like listening to more. Huge respect.
Same here
You can't buy honesty
That is probably the highest praise. I have similar feelings towards other legs of the game such as Viera , et all, even though I am a Man U fan! Respect where it is due. We can learn from all regardless of club affliations! In cricket they have a similar philosophy. Learn from anyone regardless of what country they are from. Whty wouldn't you want to listen to Zidane just because he played for Real That is stupid! Good stuff!
Think you might be in love mate
@@ShayCovers
Just respect.
Roy Keane is a breath of fresh air for this show.
He’s living tho isn’t he for manager of Hibs
Is he though? The guy is full of it.
He’s been on sky for 3 years…
@@MisterMahseer talking about mnf
What are you on about?
He did this exact same thing years ago.
I've watched this a few times, and I can't help just take from it, that Keane is not only extremely humble.... but his respect for other players as HUMANS, is amazing. He's spoken about taken advice and tips off senior players, when he was in his youth... and also he always talks about being a senior player, and having others take information from him. At 35 years old, the names of Hughes, Sharpe, Bruce etc.... it's great to see him remind me of how good they were. Whatever you think of his punditry, you can't deny he's so respectful about players HE'S played with, and also humble about his journey.
Keane's comments on David Beckham, both on this show and in other places, always solidify what pretty much what everyone who has played with him always says... A player who, despite being arguably the biggest superstar in the sport at the time, was always a hard worker on and off the pitch and a consummate professional.
Becks was a dirty tackler though, came in from the back
@@hotbot4219 that’s how posh liked it
@@hotbot4219 learnt from Keane
@@MrAlpaca19 no you know nothing about keane if you think he comes in from behind he does not.
@@hotbot4219 He wasn't
Steve Bruce with 52 goals as a centre back is unreal
More clean sheets and trophies than Maguire as well.
@@TheGrimmCommoner I think most of us can see that
He scored 19 in one season, 1990/91 if I remember, he was the penalty taker that year and 11 or 12 were from the spot but there's strikers in the league with less now...
one being romelu lukaku
Yeah... him and Pally are my first choice pairing. Bruce, the greatest English player never to play for England!!!... absolute travesty!
makes koeman's 251 look almost unreal
I love how he has so much respect for Ruud. "When you don't score or don't win a game, it was not his fault, it was ours." Perfectly summarises how clinical Ruud was at United.
At 1:20 Keane is trying so hard to hold back from saying "that's their job", you can see the anguish in his face
You can tell what he’s thinking there 😂
And minutes later he says it anyway. Legend.
😂😂😂
LOL 100%
LOOL he was literally swallowing his face trying not to say it ahaha
Jamie Carragher s admiration for Roy Keane just might be the most wholesome thing on the internet.
I have watched this a million times ….. million and one tonight. Keane is addictive on tv. What a great team ….. and I am a Toffee ! We need more Roy Keane’s !!!
Ruud Van Nistelrooy doesn't get spoken about much but he was as clinical as Alan Shearer in his prime. Deadly in the box
He couldn't lace shearers boots
Still has a goal per game ratio better than Ronaldo, Messi and Raul at UCL...
68 goals in 2 years in madrid, 150 in Man Utd in less than 4 years.
Probably the best box player ever
Not in Shearer's class
@@welwynmanager323 thank god you said box player. Which means he’s no where close to Ronaldo, Wayne and cantona
@@steviemc9838 🤣🤣🤣🤣
"He wanted to watch X Factor. What an idiot." 😂
Roy Keane. Always the legend. Captain.
Lol
Keane legend always ralfie sucker always
Watching this on my lunch break, laughed out loud when this came up 😅😅😅
So funny when he said this😂😂😂
If Roy Keane names you as a CM in his all time team, you KNOW you’re a very decent player!!! Paul Ince was amazing and so glad he got a mention.
Dude, can u help me with something??
He wasn't good enough to go ahead of Scholes though lmao
Gotta admit. I could listen to Keane all day everyday. Legend !!!
Couldn’t agree more.
🫡
Keane & Mourinho would be amazing
That's handy, 'cause he could talk all day
As a Liverpool fan I never thought I would say this but I LOVE KEANO. He is the kinda guy you would want on your end no matter what the situation. Humility, loyalty, a winning attitude... a little mischief. What a guy.
Well said buddy, United fan here.
Let's all declare which football teams we support...
@@GoGetYourShinebox why not.
@@GoGetYourShinebox agreed, doesnt matter what team you support to think another players good.
The players he left out could arguably make a team just as good as the one he picked. Incredible depth of class in the Man Utd player books.
The point of the video and difficulty in choosing is that you could pick three or four great teams from that lot. There is literally nobody in the current side I'd want to even have as a sub. It's not just the playing ability, it's the character and mentality that's equally important. That's what the current lot lack.
I could watch a season of episodes of Roy talking about his teammates, what a loyal lad.
Really had me when he made the comparison between Beckam/Giggs 's and Nevil's lifestyles as if even if Nevel was a good lad for going home every night and being happy to sleep early but he still makes it like a playful insult xD
Neville has an episode of The Overlap with Keane it's excellent
Same
I dont know why alot of people overlook the strike partnership of Andy Cole and Dwight Yorke, but they decimated defenses when they played together. I know they didnt last very long together, but at their peak no other strike partnership came close I think.
1000%
One of the best strike partnerships in football history.
Agree!
Love how Roy always resorts to his iconic sayings "his family comes from a good background," "good lad," "good character," "top professional" instead of talking about their actual footballing abilities. Love this guy 😂
Its as important has the football abilities, u have United rn as an example
He absolutely would be beside himself with the nonsense coming out of the United dressing room these days.
@@RedScareClair honestly he wouldn’t last five minutes in there. Pretty sure he’d break something or tear his hair out at how much the games changed and more importantly the players have from his era.
Good background family 😂
@@JoaoPedro-hb3ms I know, its just funny tho
Roy was made out to be a cantankerous, grumpy, lonely man when he was at United but you can tell he is far from it. He is loyal to a fault, funny and knowledgable but one thing he wants is people to have the same winning mentality as him which was what he learnt from Clough and Fergie. 100% the greatest PL captain and thats coming from a Liverpool season ticket holder.
He is tough but clearly is very charismatic as well which tends to be a quality of leadership.
Oooh I’d agree however, I couldn’t split him and Gerrard. Gerrard is the man - a one club man, great captain/leader - a better player than Keane as well. By the neutral Gerrard is considered the greatest, I believe. Maybe you say Keane cos you don’t want to seem biased towards Liverpool. Maybe Keane the bigger captain, the bigger ‘born winner’ but Gerrard was better at everything on the pitch, a proper box to box midfielder... some of his tackles, and his goals - oh boy! And Gerrard was a one club man - you can’t put a price on that these days. 👍
@@dannyboywhaa3146 what are you talking about? He never said he was a better player, HE SAID THE GREATEST CAPTAIN!
@@dannyboywhaa3146 he didn’t even win one PL title?
@@tezzajonno6271 So? Neither did George Best or Pele lol... or Gazza or Bobby Moore or Charlton? It’s not about how much you win otherwise Gary Neville would be the best player the world has ever seen, wouldn’t he?
Denis Irwin was way ahead of his time, he’s what every full back should aspire to today, he could prob play in any position on the pitch was a 7/10 every game at the very least. He could defend with the very best of them and was a regular threat going forward. His set pieces were world class also, unbelievable player
I can’t get over Steve Bruce scoring 52 goals as a defender that’s just insane,he’s got more goals than some of the midfielders & strikers on those lists 😂😂😂 what a ledge !!!
I loved watching Steve Bruce play for United... he was a brilliant CB and provided some excellent goals. He is also a wonderful human being; ok i get that he isn't the best manager out there, but he gets a lot of hate. If Keane had picked him in his team instead of Pallister [and Rio] I would not have been that surprised either.
In total in his career he scored 113 goals😮😮.
Insane amount for a center back
@@locksie70 he seems to be very underrated
Pen taker for some of it right?
@@agin1519 The season he scored 19 goals for United, none were penalties
What a brilliant watch. Even Jamie looked right into the a man utd team and all the stories Roy had to offer coming from a Liverpool man as well. Excellent 👌🏼
It certainly was
When he speaks you listen every boy and young man needs a man like this in their lifes... sticks to his principles no matter what. Learnt from his mistakes and never shys away from them. By God he would give you some solid advice in tricky / hard situations no doubt and be nothing but honest.
Carragher and Keane are generally always good to listen to.
I'm a Liverpool fan,but I could listen to Keane all day.
I'd call him a stubborn introvert, (bit like myself lol)...but he's genuine,what you see is what you get..seems a top bloke.
Great to see him having a bit of fun at the end too!.
Glad to see Rooney got the credit he deserves from Roy. Rooney’s usually rated highly, but still not highly enough sometimes. He was incredible throughout his time at United.
Rooney and Ronaldo were beasts.
Rooney is the best English player that i have ever seen
He was terrifying and gifted
@@ClarkKent-zm3qz I agree. He is one of the most complete players that i've ever seen. I prefer him to Lewandowskis of this world who only know to score tap-ins .
I sometimes think that he never truly reached his potential after his injuries and it can sometimes distract you from how good of a player he actually was. Sometimes I see his highlight reels and it just reminds me what a beast he was. Skinhead era Rooney was an absolute monster
I promise you if you find any full game on TH-cam from 2008 onwards and watch Rooney closely, you'll see an absolute shambles of a player who would track back like a demon and score a header or tap in.
I love listening to Roy talking about the old United ,he oozes love and respect and passion for all those great great players and amazing times . I so miss those phenominal days .
Good to hear them talk about Ince. All the other famous midfielders were beloved at one club, so doesn’t get the nostalgia the Gerrards, Scholess, Lampards and so on do. But Ince was such a great player. Amazed to see Keane pick him ahead of Scholes, who is one of my absolute heroes, but pleased too to see him respected.
And also how he just casually compared Trent Alexander Arnold and Beckham! Not wrong either, but just shows how the game has changed.
I could listen to Roy Keane and Jamie Carragher telling "back in the day" football stories all day long
Deffo mate.
Well, without Carra
@@crazyshev36 kop on
💯
Always enthralling listening to Roy speak about his team mates… he created a culture at Man U that will never be repeated, excellence through honesty of effort and application of talent and standards, standards, standards from top to bottom … it’s heartbreaking to think he will never have a role there again he embodies everything that the club stood for .. God Bless You Roy thank you for your career with Man U and Ireland truly phenomenal
The thing is he should be involved with the club, when the glaziers go bring him in in some form, he wouldn't put up with that crappy ass team and 100% of the fans would love it
It's really sad Keano didn't play more for the Irish national football team, cause of the issues he'd with Mick McCarthy, correct me when am wrong.
Rooney as manager and Keano as assistant, they’d make United hard again
@@BenjamiinGrace love this too!
@@sebdetyra651 love that - well said!
Denis Irwin simply had no flaws in his game. Great in attack and defence. Pens, free kicks. He had it all.
You know your football. Unsung world class full back
Definition of modern fullback
yeah, perfect player and strangely underrated
Roy reminiscing about his era in football reminds me of being a kid playing football with jumpers for goalposts....those were the days...watching titans of the game play it the way it should be
As a keeper ( from about age 8 up until today at 37, ive never argued as much in a game as i did as a kid because them bleeding jumpers /coats cause many arguments and fights on whether it was in or ""hit the post"" kids wouldnt play today if they dont have proper goals and fancy boots, thanks for bringin back good memorys 😁🤣👊
@@theboxingnetwork3639 soon as it hit the posts/jumpers and the arguments started it was penalty or fight 🤣🤣
True titans
❤️🙌 good days!
@@theboxingnetwork3639 Rush goalie. Two at the back, three in the middle, four up front, one's gone home for his tea. Beans on toast? Possibly, don't quote me on that. Marvellous.
Liverpool Fan but I could listen to Roy speak all day. Top class professional.
Great comments about Ince. Hell of a player. Hell of a competitor. Massive big game performer. A fighter and a winner. Don’t underestimate Incy. He picks on class and delivery. Same with Pallister- boss of a player.
Keane is so humble and confident. Very happy to say someone was great even when he didn't get on with them. Honesty is everything
Van Nistelrooy had the most aesthetically pleasing finishing I've ever seen. Immediate, deadly. Unfortunately the team he went into had a bit of trouble, for one reason or the other. He may not have had quite the technique of Lewandowski or Benzema, nor a team behind him that harmonized as well at the time as Bayern and REal do now, but his strikes and instinct would be unrivaled even today.
Before his injury, early in his career, he was even better
@@HelloMyFriend_ yea, people often forget he was VERY quick as well and could beat most defenders purely on pace.
People said he was one-dimensional. Absolute nonsense. I'll never forget Basel away when he scored from the goal line. Incredible player. Nobody in the history of Manchester United has scored as many as quickly as Ruud. And that after a career threatening injury if not two but my memory is hazy.
Scored one goal outside the box. Charlton away. Remember it vividly. Top striker / scorer
I always thought the problem Utd had during the Ruud era was that the team was over-reliant on him. There were too many games where - if Ruud was having a harder day of it - Utd would drop points because they didn't have a plan B.
This man is the example of what a Man Utd Captain should be… pushing your players to be their best and backing them to death…
Yes, but to a limit, which he crossed more than a few times. That made me forever lose respect for him
I like how he’s played with some of the most talented players of that generation but it’s still all about attitude and the character, the basics
I think that's what he was alluding to with Beckham vs Lingard/Pogba etc that for all the deals and commercials etc, Beckham was the consumate professional. Obviously we don't know the full extent of how Lingard/Pogba etc are behind the scenes but it's the perception that their social media gives off and the way they play in games.
Roy is the type of man you would want by your side all life. 🥺 What a brilliant character and football player!! The fact that he always refers to the pitch as trenches tell you all you need to know about how he felt about the game, his team and his teammates.
Such a badass player Keano was, playing with a not over my dead body mentality, gosh, really miss the boss on the pitch these days. Great respect for this Irishman, am saying this as a Liverpool F.C. fan.🇮🇪👏😊
“We all had a bit of time to him” (Gary) “obviously that’s changed over the years” 🤣🤣🤣 totally underrated comment from Roy. Brilliant 😂
That was funny.
I imagined Gary calling him a wa**er under his own giggles.
Had Roy played with Vidic he’d have loved him. But from reading his book, I knew he’d pick Pally. They were a chaotic and brilliant duo I’d say haha.
Yea it's a pity because Vidic was a monster in defense what a great player
Roy talked about the character the most and football being priority irrespective of what else was happening around those players. At that time (even today) if you are at United, you definitely have players with skills and talent. It is how they keep their hunger for Trophies high and take responsibility when the game is not going their way.
Some of the current squad players won't put effort and drown easily in negative emotions even when the game is a draw. Maybe the low desire for glory due to hefty pay-check and long contracts made them think they can't be disposed of for putting less shift. Also, As Roy pointed out most of the players at his time at United were self-motivated for improvement rather than coaches asking them every day to train hard or work out the issues themselves. They just follow the training module and when something comes out of the syllabus, they choke.
I think the brilliant character is the most distinct feature of any big team that separates them from other teams because in terms of raw quality United had brilliant players then and even now but that mentality in the squad is missing.
As a Man Utd Fan, i really respect the Liverpool fans who call it like it is and say how good Keano is, and still is, they same way i have no problem in calling Gerrard a legend. Thats being a good character with respect.
Well said m8 that is spoken as a true football fan, being loyal to your team is admirable but not being bias against great players despite any rivalry shows class.
Not really a rivalry when all you feel is pity when they vs now
Loved this. He was happy to give praise, and came across authentic and frank, and snippets of humour. Great blend. My ideal football captain. Never change, Roy!
Could listen to Keane talk all day ,top guy and says it as it is ,great character
I followed United home and away during Keanes era and Ince was an immense player. some games he was just incredible. Pallister is arguably the most underrated centre half in english history. Great picks from Keano. Becks got criticism from people who didnt watch football. if you did watch him you would see a player of great courage, as hard a worker as anyone & bled red white and black. Top man Becks.
In my opinion, Beckham is one of the best (if not the best) wide midfielder in history.
Paul Ince was actually as well-rounded a midfielder as you could wish for. He could even dribble. Far from just a holding player and he held his own in Italy when it still really meant a lot. Was happy when he came to LFC and he did well for us.
I’m a mags fan,saw him make his West Ham debut against us aged 17,incredible player……world class
Remember that game in Rome as well when England drew 0-0 - he was a big part of that.
@@benday1218 Great shout. Did he have a bandage round his head in that game? I remember Gazza was excellent in that game too.
@@moerocco775 he did a real battle against and old school Italy that night.
It meant everything. All the top players went to Italy 80-something to 90-something. Never been a more dominant league.
You gotta love Carra's facial expressions at the beginning, he just loved seeing Keano put on the spot. Classic!
Van Nistelrooy came in after Schmeichel and Stam left which left United far more vulnerable at the back with Barthez and also Blanc was on his last legs. Had prime peter and jaap still been there then Ruud would have won even more trophies.
I agree with you. That's the same thing I thought. Nistelrooy came into a team in transition. Certain rocks were either crumbling or gone, especially Peter & Jaap.
Wow. 13:00-13:38 plain and simple Professionalism and understanding for a game.
If someone goes out of position to benefit The team, you cover for him. They didnt even train it, just plain chemistry and common sense..
Dont rush yourself in into The box just cause you dont wanna miss out. SO Many curling kids on The pitch could learn from this these days. Stay legendary Keane.
Absolutely! Except they’re watching pogba and maguire
I could listen to Roy Keane talk about football for hours and I’m an arsenal fan. Absolute legend
Same same
Brilliant show! Can listen to Roy all day! He commands respect totally but he also has a great personality and is fun to listen to. What a team he chose! Not one player from todays UTD would even be on the bench of those mighty Utd teams.
Ronaldo
@@craigchristian344 Ronaldo is part of the old guard durr
@@mariolisa2832 SALID
Good day for any RONNIE fans out their today
One Ronnie scores to help United win
The other Ronnie makes history by winning snooker championship
Both are unstoppable and goats of their sport
Don’t forget the GOAT Ronnie Pickering
@@justin8910 who?
Don't forget other Ronn-EY. :)
@@user-io8cm4dk1f RONNIE PICKERING!!! 😡😡
Far from the GOAT
man utd had one of the best set of legends and my personal favorite, I'm glad that i witnessed most of them on the pitch
Probably
GK: David De Gea, who he called the most overrated keeper
RB: Denis Irwin
CB: Denis Irwin
CB: Denis Irwin
LB: Denis Irwin
RM: Denis Irwin
CM: Fred
CM: Roy Keane
LM: Ryan Giggs
ST: Denis Irwin
ST: Denis Irwin
Hahah! Surprise Fred
Where's Denis Irwin?
How’s fred snuck in
@@eoin8594 trophies shouldn’t really be factored in when discussing individual players. Trophies are a team effort, they aren’t won by individuals.
Keane on CM: Fred is good but have you heard of Denis Irwin??
As a United fan, I could listen to Roy Keane talk about his experience at United ALL DAY LONG!
Absolutely Amazon needs to get on it
Does chef cook food?
Rooney is a tough person to like, but bloody Nora what a special player.
His achievements are so often overlooked it's almost criminal.
Yep, I remember the season after Ronny left, people immediately thought he'd be lost without him, but he was absolutely banging goals in without Ronaldo, even if we didn't win the title.
@@Nightopian1982
He was one of those once in a generation players.
He did it all and was never selfish.
I can't put into words how much I love Roy Keane.
You’re not alone lol
I want Roy to adopt me 🤣
You just did 👍🏽👍🏽👏🏾👏🏾
Ahhh go on
Liverpool fan but Jaap Stam for how short a stay he had in England had the biggest impact. Probably the best we've ever seen. Similar to Van Dijk now and before you get on me, Gary Neville himself had compared the two many times. Just make defending look a piece of cake and utterly demoralise attackers.
agreed - have to say im surprised he left out Scholes, he was pretty pivotal for them so many times. I fully understand Ince he was a superstar at the time, but Scholes body of work at united is outstanding
Why is who you support relevant?
Because it’s important, and that’s coming from a Tottenham fan
I used to thing attackers had to circumnavigate Stam 😆
As a Man United fan Van Dijk is what Jaap Stam was with United. Just Don't Be Foolish to let him go like what has happened to previously with United.
Man still defends his players whom he played with. True captain and a leader right here.
As a Liverpool fan, Roy Keane was a player I admired and enjoyed Watchung his style as he mentioned in his interview speaking about Robo, he filled those shoes pretty well.
As for the best 11 you guys pressurized him to do, SCARY to to face with Keane' s exclusion from the 11, top quality. Thanks for the entertainment.
I could literally listen to Keano all day as a pundit. Brilliant player and quality in the studio!
Sar, G.Neville, Stam, Vidic, Evra, Giggs, Keane, Scholes, Beckham, Ronaldo, Rooney
Keano intriguing as ever 😂. Top man. No other pundit comes close. And what a team he picked by the way. Bulletproof!
I feel like Roy Keane would save Denis Irwin’s life over his own family at this point, the man’s loyalty is unmatched.
Well,he isca fellow Corkonian!!!!
Tevez-Ronnie-wayne. It feels odd to think we had that upfront. Glad I started watching as a 11 year old in 2004, to see glory years, and now have to pay my dues by sticking with this team we have got at our beloved club.
Loving the whole thing when he's asked who'd you have as manager and his answer, I just lost it! 😂😂
Yeah Rio, Scholes, Cantona and Van Nistelrooy are the ones who can probably feel annoyed. It’s impossible when you’ve played with this many brilliant players though
Liverpool fan.
To be honest, from that list of midfielders especially, you can never have a terrible midfield. You can rotate it each week. So when he said Robson and Ince, I wasn't really surprised. They were both brilliant players.
Not really sure cantona or Van nisterooy can be annoyed here. Ronaldo is a top 2 player of all time and Rooney is the top scorer and has a serious shout for being the clubs greatest ever player.
Vidic as well.
unfortunately for them Rooney and Ronaldo pick themselves out of that list. Just goes to how what amazing forwards and in general players United have had in the prem alone.
@@Ray03595 Rooney and Ronaldo have been the greatest duo in premier league era hands down back in the triple consecutive titles era.
Keane is so funny, he has the sharpness of a stand up. That was a quick half hour.
I am Liverpool through and through, but if I can put my football loyalties and bias aside, Keane has always been my top 3 favourite players of all time. Even when he was playing, I'd admire and envy his qualities; the tenacity, speaks his mind, winning mentality, screams at teammates. Now as a pundit, every time I see him on the panel/interviews with Gary, I click. I enjoy his honesty even more. You know he's got "oldschool class" when he keeps mentioning about, "good family background, good character".
Pretty stupid and childish not recognising a great player because they played for a rival. Who you support is completely irrelevant
I completely agree with you; of course, when United play Liverpool or another big rival, I just want us to win. But today, the reality is your team is soooo much better in every department, and have really wonderful players. I don't hate them, and I will be supporting them in the CL final!
he's got the qualities LFC hold close. Think Souness etc.
Not United fan but imagine playing with Roy in one team through 90'/2000' pure madness, guy form poland salut 🍺
Roy Keanes delivery of the Ron Atkinson line has comics taking note 😂
I'm amazed how vidic never gets a mention he's arguably manchester uniteds best cb ever.
Stam was a better defender than Vidic. Rio was better as well
Not true at all though is it are you really that clueless
Rio clear
@@maden341 I'd even have Gary Pallister over Vidic. Vidic was too chaotic at times whereas Rio, Stam & Pallister had a more calming reading of the game presence.
@@thabangmorufane538 you what
17:07 he loved his gear apparently
knew this comment would be ere haha
Roy's stuck in the 90s when gear meant something else
Don't we all
Bryan Robson goals ratio is ridiculous. He was a fantastic footballer.
Great player. He alone drag Man u from a mediocre mid table club to English champions.
Bruno Fernandes even more ridiculous
@@0FFICERPROBLEM Robson different league to Fernandes. Both feet could play, great tackler, great in the air. Unselfish footballer sacrificed himself for the team.
As a scouser, I'll say Robson was the best united midfielder ever, a scurge but what a scurge
@@lookskyewalker Errrrr you've just made up your own history mate, he wasn't a champion with Man U until 1993 when he was 35 and he played about 10 times mostly off the bench lol so I've got no idea what you're remembering
ROY KEANE FOR THE WIN, LEGENDARY PLAYER! Wish he played for my club Milan :) and equally good as pundit!
"Well, he had to with nev behind him"...hilarious, quick wit. Brilliant.
Just love Roy Keane , he is a genuine legend
Marcus Rashford having 303 games for United shocked me
203
Been at Utd for 7 years and only scored 59 PL goals... People like to pick on Maguire..but Rashford is the major reason why Utd have failed so badly...he doesn't score enough doesn't work hard enough and doesn't assist enough. Been saying it for years.. he's not good enough for a top team
@@RS__7 Thats not bad record for a winger. He is not a striker.
@@cristianoreddevil9736 He only calls himself a winger because he's not good enough as a striker..and actually he's even worse as a winger
@@RS__7 Ik but he had pretty good last two seasons. Just this season he has been pretty horrible. Very abysmal.
Roy Keane - “ I don’t like upsetting some of my team mates” That’s your job
I think he knew well his job..the best at it
lol
I hope he’s got Dennis at right back AND left back 😂👍 no jokes though, Irwin was absolute class. Took a great free kick as well. Those who know, know!
yeah im glad i witnessed for a few years, best full back ive ever seen
Roy is such a Gem can hear him all day long ," Character " that's what we need rn
52 goals for a center back. That's impressive.
I dont support United but Jaap Stam was a beast, quick, big, nasty and brought the vall out like ge was Robsld Koeman.
8 Titles! Gary Neville deserves some respect
He does … John O’Shea had 5 though too somehow
@@Pianosnail12 John O'Shea was a pretty decent tbf, practically a swiss army knife of a player. An essential component for a squad that dominated the league for so long. Wes Brown too was a solid player you could rely on.
@@A_S07298 well Said he could play literally any position and do his job
@@A_S07298 yep O’Shea was practically what Milner is to Liverpool now
Garry is disrespected by many plastic fans, yet Garry played his entire career in Man Utd! He had struggles with many injuries (sadly). Maybe that's why he wasnt always on his level.
Such a pity Robbo was always injured when tournaments came round for England. Absolute class player.
Better than anyone Keane included in his team. Presumably left him out because he was well past his best when Keane arrived at OT.
@@peezebeuponyou3774 what you talking about ? he picked him.
Rude Van nistleroy was an unbelievable goal scorer the first time I saw him live he was unstoppable it was the season he scored so many goals i think it was about 34 maybe more
Roy trying not to laugh makes me laugh. 😂 He’s got the face of the cheeky school kid who sat at the back of class, throwing crayons at his mates.
Roy's honest and charming at the same time. He didn't want to upset the players he'd left out. A good lad to have around even now.
That man, Roy Keane, you can't get bored listening to him all day.
We'll never see a player like him but I'm glad we saw at least one and that was at United....My Captain, My United legend!
Robson was better than keane
Great assessment of some serious talent he played with. But I just can't picture a United best XI without Scholesy! He was at the heart of so much of United's success. 11 league titles to Ince's 2.. 2 Champion's League titles to Ince's 0. All these titles he was right there in the middle of the field each and every week controlling the tempo. Always in the discussion of the best Premier League midfielder of all time with Lamps and Gerrard. Ince to me doesn't make sense. I was very surprised by Keane leaving him out
Scholes will be remembered as a great creative player but horrendous in defence and tackling and that’s why he was often dropped for Butt and Park in big games. Roy likes an all round player and Scholes was not that.
I think people forget just how good Ince was. He was a complete player, Scholes wasn’t.
Ince was a monster at Man U, much better than people seem to remember
Don't forget Scholes was a striker when he first got in the United team.
Scholes couldn't tackle to save his life.... Byran Robson, Roy Keane and Paul Ince could do it all...tackle pass and score...would choose any of them before Paul....but Scholes was great as well.
@@kevinheath7588, Scholes didn't need to tackle... but when he did, he was dirty and left a mark on the player. That cheeky shy smile had a real hard animal on the inside... absolute fantastic player. I've the CL Semi Final on DVD... talk about Keane and Scholes bossing a midfield. Unbelievable to think that it was against Zindane and Davids too.