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We will never see games this intense ever again in any sport. Players weren’t worries about how much money they can make, they wanted to win a game at any cost for their fans and their teammmates
"I'll see you in twitter/IG" a lot of legends are using those now to chat shit about players nowadays, you're such an old geezer with your "back in my days 🤓🤓" btw I loved these matches as a kid but your comment is something out of a dad on Facebook lol...
These two are possible 50% of why there teams won so much, Arsenal were unbeaten for a full season in 03/04 and United won the treble in 99 and these 2 legends were the number 1 reason.
Keane kicks out twice at Viera…announcers “Viera should be in trouble for that he was the aggressor without doubt” even announcers let alone referees were in United’s pockets
These commentators are biased let alone the officials. Wenger also mention how the referee were afraid of Alex Ferguson back then in the Invincible documentary.
@@allthekingshorses7178 this is fax as an arsenal player i've always hated keown tbh even tho locals loved him or maybe some to prove my point that they also hated him idk.
@@leonard13039 Just because there were fights and "tough men" playing a mere football match does not mean football was better. The football Klopp and Pep play is miles better than the football back then when football players from back then were pretending to be MMA fighters in a game where the goal is to kick a ball in a net lol.
20 years ago, very intense battles between the 2 top teams in england. now, it's just a battle for banter supremacy with players hugging each other. something that has never changed though, is the thrill of watching united vs arsenal
Viera kicks the air and gets a red, Stam strangled him and doesn’t get a card. Fergie had a lot go his way in his time didn’t he. He won’t titles on Fergie time and refs always favoured him.
The more I watch that replay the more I see how Roy very sneakily put his studs down the inside of Viera’s knee as they came together. If that was me, I’d be on the floor rolling around… nasty lil kick
Man u used to benefit from penalties and red cards more than any other team. The kick against Vieira was overlooked by both the ref and d commentator. Some of those titles during Ferguson's era were as a result of soft officiating for Man u and tough officiating against the rest whenever they play d red devils, or any team whose victory helps man u's case. One sore case I watched in Calabar, Nigeria on tv was Man u Gunners, April 07 at old Trafford. Chelsea were breathing down their necks on the table with few games remaining. Shitty refereeing handed d devils a narrow win and a chance to get yhe back of their necks out of range of Chelsea's hot snorts for a while.
Yh those days United got special treatment but Arsenal played with so much heart especially Viera, they were able to outplay United's special treatment for a long time and actually managed to get the last laugh winning the F.A Cup.
Dude Refs were favoring united so much at that time mostly because of Ferguson. The whole world knows that. It's not just Arsenal fans claiming something like that.
@@IamSylar1 you should be on stage as a comedian my mates are pissing themselves laughing at your statements. What about the 4 -2 at Highbury when we beat you with just 10 men lmao. As all the premier league teams sing. Same old arsenal always Cheating! Says it all really lol
Keane was a true leader, stood up for his teammates when necessary, was stern at times towards his teammates, ready to take on anybody. No amazement that even legends respect him.
At any point in a five or six year period the very best played in that fixture and there wasn't a more intense rivalry on the pitch anywhere in the world.
Lool who da fuck is Stam a UFC fighter? He a footballer n just about same height as Viera lol another thing being scared of size it’s a white man thing black people don’t get intimidated by it better know that shit
Another small detail that goes unnoticed is that Vieira intimidated Becks so much he dove at 3:11 just anticipating Patrick's challenge. He'd be embarrassed to watch that now.
Vieira still let him put both hands at his neck, that is too much imo, requires a full reaction. But maybe he was just being calm to not being sent off. Both hands at my neck would cause a push at least, a punch or kick would be possible too.
One of the worst decisions I've seen.van nistleroy the one that actually kicks out and makes contact,Then overeacts in the most embarrassing manner I've seen but viera gets the card 🤣
It doesn't look like Vieira's scared of either of them to me. Looks like if he wasn't on camera (which he knows he is) he'd smash up both of them! He stayed quite composed and stood his ground!
Damn what an iconic rivalry, I was too young to fully appreciate the Man Utd - Arsenal rivalry, but after watching tons of documentaries about it and some of the classic games here on TH-cam/TV with the likes of Keane, Giggs, Henry, Fabregas, Vieira, Neville, Wenger and Ferguson discussing it, you have to appreciate that it was a truly box office rivalry that ultimately led to the Premier League being one of the most watched leagues in the world. I mainly remember the rivalry from 2003 onwards, the one in which Van Nistelrooy missed his penalty and where Lauren, Keown and Cole were all bashing into him after missing it which then kicked off a massive argument with both sets of players, even a young Ronaldo got involved as well that's just how much the rivalry meant to them. But what made it particularly fascinating was that if Van Nistelrooy were to have scored that penalty then Arsenal would never have had that unbeaten run, though interestingly enough Man United were the ones to end Arsenal's unbeaten run both home and away the following season. Any other team could have done that, but no it was Man United. A lot of people claim that the rivalry was at its peak between 1997-2005 and that's true as when you look at that period Arsenal won the Double in 97/98, then United won the Treble in 98/99 along with two consecutive titles the following two years, then Arsenal won the Double again in 01/02 that too winning at Old Trafford, United came back winning the 02/03 season in a tightly contested title charge with Arsenal, though they won the FA Cup, in 03/04 Arsenal would win the league unbeaten being labelled as 'The Invincibles' and Man United would win the FA Cup at their expense. Finally in 04/05 whereby both teams are pipped to the title by Chelsea, United settle for nothing and Arsenal only win the FA Cup. Consequently Man United won 4 titles in that period and Arsenal won 3 and to put with that a Treble, 3 consecutive league titles for Man United, then with Arsenal two Double seasons and an 'Invincible' season, to say that their rivalry wasn't closely contested would be the mother of all understatements. I've heard the arguments for the Man City - Liverpool rivalry but I mean on come on, nothing tops what we saw between Man United and Arsenal during their peak years, plus it wasn't just the success of both teams at hand it was the animosity and the contempt between the two teams that made it worth watching, City and Liverpool's rivalry is merely child's play compared to what was seen back then. After 2005 Arsenal went through a 9 year trophy drought and United kept on winning, but you could also say that the rivalry was driven by Keane and Vieira and as long as both players were on the pitch it would have always been a fiery and intense encounter. Vieira left in Summer 2005, then Keane followed not long afterwards in November of the same year. Once they had left, you could tell that the spark was going out, then Arsenal slowly started stripping their old guard with the likes of Pires, Bergkamp, Henry, Cole and Ljunberg all leaving shortly afterwards with Fabregas, Van Persie, Adebayor, Arshavin, Rocisky, Nasri and Sagna being seen as the future. Likewise United were focusing more on their younger talents with Rooney, Ronaldo, Carrick, Tevez, Evra, Vidic, Nani and Park Ji Sung so both sets of teams going for a new era. Arsenal were compromised from attaining the best players due to the funding for their new stadium at the time, then with Chelsea being a club superpower as well. United were going in a positive direction whereas Arsenal while competing on all fronts lacked the killer edge that Man United and Chelsea had. That's how their rivalry eventually fizzled out, of course there is still animosity due to that period between 97-05, but the games won't be as intense unless both sides are directly competing for the title and other competitions.
Yh those days United got special treatment but Arsenal played with so much heart especially Viera, they were able to outplay United's special treatment for a long time and actually managed to get the last laugh winning the F.A Cup.
Winning the FA Cup! 😂 Man Utd has won the champions league twice (in this time) smashed arsenal 6-1 and 4-2 (at this time) not to mention the 8-2 canning you got. Arsenal talk about their rivalry with man utd? Man utd and all over fans see Arsenal as a joke!
@@bmwjarvo if you think Arsenal are a joke you should hear about this club that has a defender that constantly scores own goals, assists the other team, runs at snail pace and injures his own teammates. It gets better, it’s their Captain! Oh wait that’s Manchester United…
Roy Keane for interim manager, Rio Ferdinand as Assistant, Michael Carrick can keep his job kissing the Managers ass. When players cry in the dressing room Roy can slap them upside the head and give them something to cry about.
But Vieira almost never initiated anything. English football notoriously penalizes blacks and non European footballer harsher than anyone else. The referees need to be taught about field equality because they mostly book black and non Europeans.
Yeah, he's actually really quiet and mild mannered, and was back when he was a player as well! But he changed when on a football pitch! Great player, miss those days.
Hahahaha. This is the joke of the year. Why didn't arsenal win the champions league then? Because other teams had the referees there too? You're an absolute child
Don’t support either team, but loved these matches.. I’m sure fitness and skill levels are higher now but the intensity of the rivalry was fantastic spectacle. If it boiled over once or twice no one got hurt and it just added to it all.
imagine roy keane took over the united job instead of rangnick, man utd vs crystal palace would see more of a fight between the managers than the players
I am a Untd.fans... But i have to say..this two midfielder were my fav.of all time. The two titans clash several times in their palying days.. A true great wall for for their team. I really love their rivalry and competitive mindset. They both gave their everything for their respective team. I really miss them these days..
"Keane is scared of Viera". Lifelong fan, you say? When were you born, 2010? He certainly wasn't afraid of him. He always gave Vieira as good as he got from him. Keane won this game.
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We will never see games this intense ever again in any sport. Players weren’t worries about how much money they can make, they wanted to win a game at any cost for their fans and their teammmates
Basically every rugby match is more intense
Off course now, they lose the final world cup and yhe next day theyre partying in their yatch, real football is dead
@@joost6994 yeah but rugby is shit
There aren't club players, just mercenars
Yeah so true.. those games between Man united vs Arsenal were more like a horror movie
Back when football was war!
It’s nothing today compared to back then, loved it!
Anglo Saxon is funny 🤣🤣hahahah
To be fair, they said the same thing in the 90s.
@@WorldCupWillie the football was at its peak between 1995-2006. The competition was toughest in those years.
Back then " I'll see you in the pitch! "
Now " I'll see you in twitter/IG !"
Lol. Back then football is gold and passion .
Man vs soyboy comparison i'd say
@@MrIsleNFair they would have said that if Twitter existed back then
"I'll see you in twitter/IG" a lot of legends are using those now to chat shit about players nowadays, you're such an old geezer with your "back in my days 🤓🤓"
btw I loved these matches as a kid but your comment is something out of a dad on Facebook lol...
😂😂😂😂😂😂 Twitter
@@baller302 thats the whole point. social media changed people and it didn't happen instantly. it too time before most people became antisocial.
These two are possible 50% of why there teams won so much, Arsenal were unbeaten for a full season in 03/04 and United won the treble in 99 and these 2 legends were the number 1 reason.
Proper captains, two primordial looking fellas
No Vieira was a man, Keane a damaged psychopath.
@@virupakshawalla5734 yes but who won out in the end? And I’m a Liverpool fan
@@Nickyboi612Keane won more league titles plus a champions league so clear winner here when it comes to achievements although Vieira was a beast.
@@VaginaSniffer69 Vierra was a ragdoll, who will get pissed off at times like a karen.
@@Professor-id4jh I meant as a footballer
Keane kicks out twice at Viera…announcers “Viera should be in trouble for that he was the aggressor without doubt” even announcers let alone referees were in United’s pockets
Hahaha spot on mate
These commentators are biased let alone the officials. Wenger also mention how the referee were afraid of Alex Ferguson back then in the Invincible documentary.
Viera's neck was grabbed by two different Man U players. If it was him who did that grabbing two players neck he would have been red carded.
@@RobPires agreed
I thought i was the only one who caught that. Keane was the aggressor there.
How van nistelrooy literally gets slapped off the pitch after missing the penalty is gold
fucking amazing lmaoooo
His penalty a year later and the celebration that followed was pure gold!
he deserves it
Keown was a sniveling coward, only acted hard towards Van Nistelrooy with his team mates around to back him up
@@allthekingshorses7178 this is fax as an arsenal player i've always hated keown tbh even tho locals loved him or maybe some to prove my point that they also hated him idk.
One of the best game in Premeier League history this, seems so long ago and the only player thats still playing today from that era is Ronaldo 2:55
You havnt watch much footy then
@@stevesalkas533 kids these days just don’t understand….:
watching that young Ronaldo made me happy idk why
And still he is scoring a hat tricks.
Stam and Keane in one line up and Vieira still didn't give a f***k
U act like Keane is something scary, ah yeah, true he could break legs deliberately and get away with it.
he will eat himalive nig stamp was smth else
@@crunchjohn261😂😂 lmao ...
Even the commentators were on united side back then
doesn't every english team have their own commentators?
That’s because Arsenal will always be mugs
@@djharto4917 mad because your washed?
commentators always take the side of the champions..its a sky thing
@@angaduppal7656 Are Arsenal not washed?
All these Manchester derbies, now this city vs Liverpool. Nothing has or ever will come close to a Arsenal v united game!
Back in the day it was Wenger vs Fergie nowadays it’s Klopp vs Pep hugging each other
@@leonard13039 Just because there were fights and "tough men" playing a mere football match does not mean football was better. The football Klopp and Pep play is miles better than the football back then when football players from back then were pretending to be MMA fighters in a game where the goal is to kick a ball in a net lol.
As a Manchester United fan this was great. It was purely because they CARED about the team and the club. Viera was a great player. Roy was the same.
20 years ago, very intense battles between the 2 top teams in england. now, it's just a battle for banter supremacy with players hugging each other. something that has never changed though, is the thrill of watching united vs arsenal
Yeah fighting for 5th place HAHAHAHA
We might get Arsenal and Man United fighting for the title against each other again in the next few years
5th you sure ??@kmkevinman77
Viera kicks the air and gets a red, Stam strangled him and doesn’t get a card. Fergie had a lot go his way in his time didn’t he. He won’t titles on Fergie time and refs always favoured him.
Well said….. 👏🏻
It's probably the sir o his name. He's part of the paedo gang
Typical English. Always finding ways for Corruption and Bias.
And I don't say it, History does
Now the real united garbge. Karma is sick🤣
@@ynwalbara1012 and what does karma have to say about arsenal, cause they are also shit
I'm so glad I was alive during the Man U/Arsenal decade. Was amazing, amazing players and amazing matches.
Viera vs Keane & Stam 💪🏿. what a man Viera was!!!
Beat up by Stam and Keane you mean
1 man holds back viera 4,5 hold back stam pls viera wanted non of it
@@rlevitt69 what Patrick would eat his ass a live lol
@@rlevitt69 you are white aren't you?
What a ni**er...
Can't believe at the end the commentator said " vieria is the aggressor there without a doubt 😂😂😂 we can see he ain't !
Cuz Vieira is black ⚫
The more I watch that replay the more I see how Roy very sneakily put his studs down the inside of Viera’s knee as they came together. If that was me, I’d be on the floor rolling around… nasty lil kick
Man u used to benefit from penalties and red cards more than any other team. The kick against Vieira was overlooked by both the ref and d commentator. Some of those titles during Ferguson's era were as a result of soft officiating for Man u and tough officiating against the rest whenever they play d red devils, or any team whose victory helps man u's case. One sore case I watched in Calabar, Nigeria on tv was Man u Gunners, April 07 at old Trafford. Chelsea were breathing down their necks on the table with few games remaining. Shitty refereeing handed d devils a narrow win and a chance to get yhe back of their necks out of range of Chelsea's hot snorts for a while.
He's either blind or hate arsenal 😂
Such moments are the reasons you appreciate the introduction of VAR.
3:24 keane leaves the studs at vieras thigh and kicks out after it. Viera was not at fault.
The Bias by the commentators towards Vieira was unreal
Racist Britain for ya. Most in the establishment are like that
Roy terrorized the premier league. Vieira humbled him. Stam also found his true strength through vieira and took the attitude with him to Milan.
lol... riiiiiight... thaats why vier needs one United player to pull him away and keano and stam need a team effort to keep viera safe...
Viera was absolute class. And there rivalry was one of the best things in football. Props to Keane as well
Viera has to be the highest level of cm ever seen maybe with busquets there too
I need more of these videos. Love the rivalry and passion.
soon
Loved these two great passion
Damn this is called some manly Rivalry.. two great players great captains fighting 💯
Greatest Premier League rivalry ever. Was amazing watching them clash as a kid.
Only elclassico between 2011 -12 was this intense
Celtic and Rangers have entered the chat and both burst out laughing at ur comment
@@sheedy1120 except nobody gives an arse about that apart from people in Scotland. So you can leave the chat again.
@@sheedy1120 milan derby are much fiercer than both
Other poster named 11-12 season for the el classico being intense. The old firm has been intense since 1888 to present
Man United vs Arsenal will always be one of the most intense on field rivalry ❤️❤️
I'd pay good money to see these kind of on-the-field battles again.. both not giving in an inch 👍🏻
Viera was an absolute Beast....Handling the whole of favoured United players.
What he's a coward
Yh those days United got special treatment but Arsenal played with so much heart especially Viera, they were able to outplay United's special treatment for a long time and actually managed to get the last laugh winning the F.A Cup.
@@123dan165 what special treatment 🤣
Jealousy is a terrible thing lmao
Dude Refs were favoring united so much at that time mostly because of Ferguson. The whole world knows that. It's not just Arsenal fans claiming something like that.
@@IamSylar1 you should be on stage as a comedian my mates are pissing themselves laughing at your statements.
What about the 4 -2 at Highbury when we beat you with just 10 men lmao.
As all the premier league teams sing.
Same old arsenal always Cheating!
Says it all really lol
The great rivalry we never seen again.
What a captain Viera and Keane. Stam is nobody to Viera.
Stan would have killed him
At the time, CR7 faced Viera the player.
Next week, he will face Viera the coach.
viera couldn't do anything.. he was choked and just stared
hahahahah fuck off mate, stam would eat them all. Look how viera is just completely shocked when stam grabs him.
You mean that ni**er????
Keane was a true leader, stood up for his teammates when necessary, was stern at times towards his teammates, ready to take on anybody. No amazement that even legends respect him.
Stfup noobshit.. He fouled him first. U dumbfcukkk watch the video.
Wow, so many legendary players in the football history in just one game.
right, too many :D
At any point in a five or six year period the very best played in that fixture and there wasn't a more intense rivalry on the pitch anywhere in the world.
Back when these football teams cared about rivalry. Now its all about business and money. No more passionate or not enough of it in sport.
They fight against each other but the beauty of the things they respect each other ,the old good days ,glory man utd, mad love from ALGERIA 🇩🇿
Vieira had bollocks to square up to Stam like that. Respect
Fact. That has a respect that can be unrivalled.
Lool who da fuck is Stam a UFC fighter? He a footballer n just about same height as Viera lol another thing being scared of size it’s a white man thing black people don’t get intimidated by it better know that shit
Whats bollock peasant
Another small detail that goes unnoticed is that Vieira intimidated Becks so much he dove at 3:11 just anticipating Patrick's challenge. He'd be embarrassed to watch that now.
Vieira still let him put both hands at his neck, that is too much imo, requires a full reaction. But maybe he was just being calm to not being sent off.
Both hands at my neck would cause a push at least, a punch or kick would be possible too.
One of the worst decisions I've seen.van nistleroy the one that actually kicks out and makes contact,Then overeacts in the most embarrassing manner I've seen but viera gets the card 🤣
Well said….. 👏🏻
It was just a normal day in corrupt Fergie world
That was corrupt from ref
Most players nowadays wouldn't be able to handle this type of football stuff
It doesn't look like Vieira's scared of either of them to me. Looks like if he wasn't on camera (which he knows he is) he'd smash up both of them! He stayed quite composed and stood his ground!
I agree with you
Are you talking about Keane and Staam?
Lol no chance.
Imagine Pogba with the hunger for a tackle of Viera sheeeeeesh
Come on! Pogba isn't a quarter of the man Vieira is
@@harishnunkoo509 yes you are right 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just any hunger would do haha
Vieira is wayyyyyy better in all aspects of football
He don’t want to ruin his nails
Lauren's face 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂2:47
They both showed respect at one point in that
Viera, what a class player
Viera is a legend.
So much intensity and so many great players all together in a clip!
Keane has daily arguments with his own shadow.
The animosity and hatred was so brutal and gave the rivalry a different lift
Even Zlatan Ibrahimovich respects Veira.
Keane always won the war of words between the two. But on the pitch Vieira bullied him everytime.
The rivalry that propelled the prem league into what it is today.
Damn what an iconic rivalry, I was too young to fully appreciate the Man Utd - Arsenal rivalry, but after watching tons of documentaries about it and some of the classic games here on TH-cam/TV with the likes of Keane, Giggs, Henry, Fabregas, Vieira, Neville, Wenger and Ferguson discussing it, you have to appreciate that it was a truly box office rivalry that ultimately led to the Premier League being one of the most watched leagues in the world.
I mainly remember the rivalry from 2003 onwards, the one in which Van Nistelrooy missed his penalty and where Lauren, Keown and Cole were all bashing into him after missing it which then kicked off a massive argument with both sets of players, even a young Ronaldo got involved as well that's just how much the rivalry meant to them. But what made it particularly fascinating was that if Van Nistelrooy were to have scored that penalty then Arsenal would never have had that unbeaten run, though interestingly enough Man United were the ones to end Arsenal's unbeaten run both home and away the following season. Any other team could have done that, but no it was Man United.
A lot of people claim that the rivalry was at its peak between 1997-2005 and that's true as when you look at that period Arsenal won the Double in 97/98, then United won the Treble in 98/99 along with two consecutive titles the following two years, then Arsenal won the Double again in 01/02 that too winning at Old Trafford, United came back winning the 02/03 season in a tightly contested title charge with Arsenal, though they won the FA Cup, in 03/04 Arsenal would win the league unbeaten being labelled as 'The Invincibles' and Man United would win the FA Cup at their expense. Finally in 04/05 whereby both teams are pipped to the title by Chelsea, United settle for nothing and Arsenal only win the FA Cup. Consequently Man United won 4 titles in that period and Arsenal won 3 and to put with that a Treble, 3 consecutive league titles for Man United, then with Arsenal two Double seasons and an 'Invincible' season, to say that their rivalry wasn't closely contested would be the mother of all understatements. I've heard the arguments for the Man City - Liverpool rivalry but I mean on come on, nothing tops what we saw between Man United and Arsenal during their peak years, plus it wasn't just the success of both teams at hand it was the animosity and the contempt between the two teams that made it worth watching, City and Liverpool's rivalry is merely child's play compared to what was seen back then.
After 2005 Arsenal went through a 9 year trophy drought and United kept on winning, but you could also say that the rivalry was driven by Keane and Vieira and as long as both players were on the pitch it would have always been a fiery and intense encounter. Vieira left in Summer 2005, then Keane followed not long afterwards in November of the same year. Once they had left, you could tell that the spark was going out, then Arsenal slowly started stripping their old guard with the likes of Pires, Bergkamp, Henry, Cole and Ljunberg all leaving shortly afterwards with Fabregas, Van Persie, Adebayor, Arshavin, Rocisky, Nasri and Sagna being seen as the future. Likewise United were focusing more on their younger talents with Rooney, Ronaldo, Carrick, Tevez, Evra, Vidic, Nani and Park Ji Sung so both sets of teams going for a new era. Arsenal were compromised from attaining the best players due to the funding for their new stadium at the time, then with Chelsea being a club superpower as well. United were going in a positive direction whereas Arsenal while competing on all fronts lacked the killer edge that Man United and Chelsea had. That's how their rivalry eventually fizzled out, of course there is still animosity due to that period between 97-05, but the games won't be as intense unless both sides are directly competing for the title and other competitions.
Keane and Vieira were tough. Stam was just terrifying.
Stams battles with Duncan Ferguson were legendary.
then Stam vs Duncan Will be next vid :)
“Vieira was the aggressor there, no doubt.” Did you miss Keane raking his studs down Vieira’s leg? 😂
Back then when Ronaldo wasn’t at the spot light. I miss these days so much
I missed those days.. it's all about winning for the fans and the team. Not for money or merely professional athletic
Yh those days United got special treatment but Arsenal played with so much heart especially Viera, they were able to outplay United's special treatment for a long time and actually managed to get the last laugh winning the F.A Cup.
Winning the FA Cup! 😂 Man Utd has won the champions league twice (in this time) smashed arsenal 6-1 and 4-2 (at this time) not to mention the 8-2 canning you got. Arsenal talk about their rivalry with man utd? Man utd and all over fans see Arsenal as a joke!
@@bmwjarvo if you think Arsenal are a joke you should hear about this club that has a defender that constantly scores own goals, assists the other team, runs at snail pace and injures his own teammates. It gets better, it’s their Captain! Oh wait that’s Manchester United…
03:51 Suker (Croatia) ?
Vieira is a beast
vieira was a big dude, he was not really intimidating by nobody during this era
Viera was not the aggressor, it was keane 😂
Roy Keane for interim manager, Rio Ferdinand as Assistant, Michael Carrick can keep his job kissing the Managers ass. When players cry in the dressing room Roy can slap them upside the head and give them something to cry about.
Best era ever classic matches fierce rivalry as a neutral i loved it 2 superb teams thank you for those memories
When you see a vieira's interview those days, he seems so nice and kind. He has changed!
But Vieira almost never initiated anything. English football notoriously penalizes blacks and non European footballer harsher than anyone else. The referees need to be taught about field equality because they mostly book black and non Europeans.
Yeah, he's actually really quiet and mild mannered, and was back when he was a player as well! But he changed when on a football pitch! Great player, miss those days.
Loved to see how United was like a family backing up each other
Those were the days. Now, we have Rashford...
Got me laughing
That comment didn’t age well
Stamp was never calm lol
Arsenal always played the best football in England while Man United did best in having referees helping them win games
Cry more...maybe if Vieira did more against united than get red carded, bullied by Keane, or pass to giggs you would have been winners as well.
Hahahaha. This is the joke of the year. Why didn't arsenal win the champions league then? Because other teams had the referees there too? You're an absolute child
100%
Cry more
Funny cuz it's true
Jaap with the chokehold on Patrick is just too funny 😂 such chaos
2 over powered men make up a god fight.
Keane vs Viera is like” the ROCK” vs “ JOHN CENA”.
Two players who would die for the badge they should show this video to both the United and Arsenal players
It seems to me Keane can give it the talk but when Vieira actually got physical with him at 3:13 he was like ‘what, I wasn’t doing anything’
The referee came too early, that's why he couldn't do anything. Keane is a beastly dude.
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Don’t support either team, but loved these matches.. I’m sure fitness and skill levels are higher now but the intensity of the rivalry was fantastic spectacle. If it boiled over once or twice no one got hurt and it just added to it all.
imagine roy keane took over the united job instead of rangnick, man utd vs crystal palace would see more of a fight between the managers than the players
roy keane kicked viera first so why are the commentators blaming viera. he just stood up for himself after roy keane kicked him.
when you closesly look in the players eyes, you see this was no joke to them, they were actually ready to fight for their shirt.
Every match between Arsenal and Man u left students bruised in a mêlée at my university. I will never forget the intense pleasure we endured.
The best ever arsenal squad.
Still didnt win champions league 😂
@@einzelganger7245 went unbeaten though. A fast no other team has done in England
@@kabohakevin4103 well, no other team in PL era
Keown and parlour were all over van nistleroy like a wet blanket at the final whistle.
Keane grabs Vieira by the neck "Vieira was the aggressor there" love the unbiased 2000s commentary.
Now we have a boy band Man United
Love it
Beckham started crying again !🤣🤣
lol i noticed that
Vieira is class keane is just a baby who gets mad and throws a fit easily
When united players had passion 😔
Viera = Killer!
Early 2000s Arsenal - Manchester United matches were the best. Today's players make too much money to get mad at each other.
Back when it was real football
Nowadays such displays of passion will cause half the team to be rolling around hoping to get the other person sent off... how times have changed!
How was Viera the Aggressor, I guess will never know
That's how it is. They'll provoke you then when you react you are the aggressor.
@@stinga_ Word! That's so true. *I mean, Keane still looks mean*
Hope you get it😆😆😆
Now I truly believe Manchester United controlled the ref those days. They should stop moaning now is the turn of their noisy neighbours
I am a Untd.fans...
But i have to say..this two midfielder were my fav.of all time.
The two titans clash several times in their palying days..
A true great wall for for their team.
I really love their rivalry and competitive mindset. They both gave their everything for their respective team.
I really miss them these days..
Viera is real man. Stam such a wimp
Stam is much more suited for Viera, both are aminals, keane is scared of Viera, coming from a life long Man utd fan
As a City fan .... i do not think he was
"Keane is scared of Viera". Lifelong fan, you say? When were you born, 2010? He certainly wasn't afraid of him.
He always gave Vieira as good as he got from him. Keane won this game.
@@tanmaypandey7475 Is it the UFC or Football?
@@tanmaypandey7475 lol
@@barryb90 kane was always favored by the referees. That Man Utd team has too much assisst from the ref. especially against Arsenal.
The Intensity was great!! 🙆♂️🙆♂️
Football changed soooo much....
Ruud foulded viera like that & instead its viera that was sent off. Classic Utd robbery. Had the refs in they pockets
This is classic.
Watching from Greece.hi everybody.
MANCHESTER UNITED is the greatest football club in the world.period.
hi Greece
WAS!
Wanna see this passion from present arsenal players... Would be refreshing
We won't survive with VAR days
That's Akin to saying I want to see red cards dished out like confetti
This united players gives me goosebumps.miss this
Gile seru banget tawurannya. 🤣
This rivalry was clearly head and shoulders above at top level in european football