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Clitterbug > 23/10/2013, 14:17
Please someone help me, theres something id like to know, something thats been mentioned on telly a few times over the last day or two, something i just CANT google for my self lest my soul be condemned to eternal damnation for such a blasphemous act of atrocity! WTF did Beelzebub Fergusson say about Roy Keane in his Anti Bible? -
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StrumSolo > 23/10/2013, 14:20
I quote...
"If there's one thing I hate more than the Scousers, it's Roy fahkin Keane!"
That's the main gist of it anyway. -
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Clitterbug > 23/10/2013, 14:28
Oh Roy 'I Feel For You, Chaka Keane' -
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carl1984 > 24/10/2013, 20:05
Brilliant, as much as I think Keane is one to talk when you consider his autobiography, I do think Fergie has been shown up to be when I have always seen him as, great manager but complete hypocrite, I am sure if this was another manager and he was still in charge of Utd, he'd be saying 'stuff from the dressing room stays there' -
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Clitterbug > 24/10/2013, 21:15
Have you read it? can you give me a potted summary? or has Scotty summed it up there? -
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StrumSolo > 25/10/2013, 10:47
(24/10/2013, 20:05)carl1984 Wrote: Brilliant, as much as I think Keane is one to talk when you consider his autobiography, I do think Fergie has been shown up to be when I have always seen him as, great manager but complete hypocrite, I am sure if this was another manager and he was still in charge of Utd, he'd be saying 'stuff from the dressing room stays there'
This. 100% -
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thewolfman > 29/10/2013, 20:05
Put a fiery, competitive, hot headed, opinionated Irishman with a Glaswegian of the same mould and it is no surprise that the fur flew about but when it came to on pitch matters they were both pros so these revelations in Fergie's may as well come with the sidenote of 'while this was going on they won a shedload of trophies'. Keane didn't care which managers he pissed off, he was doing it as a young lad at Forest with Cloughie! -
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carl1984 > 29/10/2013, 20:54
I found it interesting that he went for Keane as much as he did as opposed to Beckham, was he thinking about the potential negative PR by going after Beckham by any chance?? Surely Beckham drawing attention to the fact he'd kicked a boot at him with that silly alice band would have riled Fergie more than Keane thinking he could still bollock players despite losing his edge physically? -
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jj007 > 29/10/2013, 22:53
Well what we need to realise is that its a biography and as always theres bound to be a few controversial points in it. As much as I cant stand fergie, its his opinion at the end of the day. If he told us what we want to hear then it wouldnt be a biography. Sad thing is that some die hard man united fans will see it as facts and it will shape their own opinions. -
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StrumSolo > 30/10/2013, 15:19
(29/10/2013, 20:54)carl1984 Wrote: I found it interesting that he went for Keane as much as he did as opposed to Beckham, was he thinking about the potential negative PR by going after Beckham by any chance?? Surely Beckham drawing attention to the fact he'd kicked a boot at him with that silly alice band would have riled Fergie more than Keane thinking he could still bollock players despite losing his edge physically?
Well he did kick a boot at Beckham, so he's bang to rights on that one.
If it was me I'd definitely be more pissed off with Keane, properly undermined him.