"Just keep the game simple" - Roy Keane looks back on his playing career

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    Roy Keane speaking on Monday Night Football in 2019 about his playing career & discussing his relationships with Brian Clough & Sir Alex Ferguson.
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  • @MatthewMcRowan
    @MatthewMcRowan Год назад +339

    control, run, pass. that's it. three things. being midfielder is simple. Denis Irwin? he could do that easily. never injured. good character. top lad.

    • @iRRichiee
      @iRRichiee Год назад +34

      ….thats his job

    • @chriskindler10
      @chriskindler10 Год назад +14

      great servant… imagine if he was playing today… my god left back right back he‘d be worth 2 billion

    • @TheLockSmith1800
      @TheLockSmith1800 Год назад +5

      Fantastic room mate

    • @Scott-bs1dj
      @Scott-bs1dj Год назад +4

      Obviously I roomed with Denis for years

    • @DavidHayesbigtoe
      @DavidHayesbigtoe Год назад +3

      He could get you a goal

  • @hossamenaba
    @hossamenaba Год назад +237

    Roy Keane is probably the only person that can say “soccer” and get away with it.

    • @barryb90
      @barryb90 Год назад +108

      "Football" in Ireland usually refers to Gaelic football. I'd imagine it's just habit for him.

    • @SeftoK
      @SeftoK Год назад +4

      And GBH on the pitch apparently

    • @petersmith4315
      @petersmith4315 Год назад +2

      Why , are you scared of him?

    • @jacklee1766
      @jacklee1766 Год назад +3

      @@petersmith4315 no its called respect to a legend who has earnt the respect of so many

    • @markshirley01
      @markshirley01 Год назад +21

      Football in Ireland is Gaelic

  • @bengoldrick6453
    @bengoldrick6453 Год назад +40

    So humble , makes me love him even more. Greatest captain to grace English football and one the greatest midfielders of his generation. World class

  • @Naz-ym5yv
    @Naz-ym5yv Год назад +14

    Keane could’ve easily said these players weren’t going to win anything without me but he kept it humble

  • @londoncri3945
    @londoncri3945 Год назад +8

    Keep it simple but do it with passion and integrity .
    Good solid principles that will take people far , not just in football or...."soccer" , I give you that one Roy .

  • @mh9tv
    @mh9tv Год назад +30

    One of the best Captains of all time in Football History 💯

  • @daschyt2225
    @daschyt2225 Год назад +40

    Brilliant player & leader! I could listen to Roy talk all day about these stories and experience.

  • @nicolaibalns1652
    @nicolaibalns1652 Год назад +56

    My favorite central midfielder of all time. And I am a huge Milan fan who grew up watching the italian league being superior. This guy was one of a kind.

    • @DonLopetegui
      @DonLopetegui Год назад

      Irish Gattusso

    • @JimmyRoche420
      @JimmyRoche420 Год назад +3

      My favourite also and I support Liverpool. Anytime United were playing on sky Live I used watch Keane more than the game he was just in control of everything. Execpanul player. Everyone says Henry was the best. But a guy who can score and defend and pass anf run and never get injured apart from the one he got against Leeds. Yeah Roy was by far the best all round player Iv seen and he would play for Any team of any era

    • @kushaldahal884
      @kushaldahal884 Год назад

      Roy was a great player and for me the best midfielder in PL history but surely being a Milan fan you would say Gullit or Rijkaard were better midfielder. But I can be persuaded either way

  • @jedii6x252
    @jedii6x252 Год назад +47

    MNF from 2019 is considered retro now, how old that makes me feel 😭

    • @bighas96
      @bighas96 Год назад +6

      The first covid lockdown felt like a age away and this was just before the first lockdown

    • @JimmyRoche420
      @JimmyRoche420 Год назад

      Its just so Sly can make money of you tube like as if they needed it

    • @dylanmulroe9978
      @dylanmulroe9978 Год назад

      @@JimmyRoche420 don’t be jealous little boy

    • @JimmyRoche420
      @JimmyRoche420 Год назад +1

      @@dylanmulroe9978 Jealous of sky why would I be Jealous I was just explaining why they put out content like this for the cash. And by the way I could listen to Roy all day. He is the only guy on sky that speaks the truth

  • @JimmyRoche420
    @JimmyRoche420 Год назад +12

    For such a great footballer Roy had a hard time getting clubs to look at him he sent letter to clubs and they never listend my grand father was a Rockmount player and he told me that Forrest had a scout at a Cobh Ramblers game looking at another player and they saw Roy. But I just think of all the clubs who ignored him made Roy the player i loved to watch even though I don't support United anytime I saw United on TV I'd watch Keane more than the game. I'd see how he ran all over the pitch how he kept a shape in the midfield if you study a good player for 90 minutes you will see why many players put him in there favourite 11. And in todays game I'm always looking at player to see could they be the next Keane iv not seen anyone as good at passing , running , tackles well you probably get a yellow if you tackle like he did. He is my favourite player of the premier league era. And I'm a Liverpool fan even Stephen Gerrard was not as up there as Keane was in my opinion

    • @MrThedonhead
      @MrThedonhead Год назад

      Gerrard never came close as a midfielder that's why he played in so many different positions as he couldn't control the game

  • @MrThedonhead
    @MrThedonhead Год назад +2

    The most important player in Manchester United's most successful period. Did he say "when i did become the manager" lol in a way he kind of was when you hear the other players talk, they almost wanted to win because of Keane as much as Ferguson even down to making sure they weren't late and dressed right and gave 100% every training session and every game

  • @jedii6x252
    @jedii6x252 Год назад +46

    pass, move, tackle, keep composed, the 4 main roles of a central midfielder and he did all of them exceptionally, from a liverpool fan, i did boo the hell out of him at the legends game but an absolute hero of the league

    • @al_5655
      @al_5655 Год назад

      Apart from all the times he wasn't composed and got sent off ;)

    • @Dinojong
      @Dinojong Год назад

      @@al_5655 Dude he always had reasons for getting sent off.

    • @GM_FtblA
      @GM_FtblA Год назад

      move
      well if he couldnt do that then thatd have be a real concern

    • @Dinojong
      @Dinojong Год назад +1

      @@GM_FtblA Ah you simply missed the point and he said s 💯 correct players and fans such as yourself simply do not understand the concept.

    • @89kilemal
      @89kilemal Год назад

      Booing, how cringe of you.

  • @williamkimathi2505
    @williamkimathi2505 Год назад +9

    A Chelsea fan from Kenya, I loved Roy Keane ,and later Carrick at united

  • @carter3369
    @carter3369 Год назад +13

    The Man United Arsenal rivalry between 97-05 was the golden era of football

  • @tdwyer8684
    @tdwyer8684 Год назад +48

    'A cup of tea and a biscuit, not for me'

  • @brianmasterson2127
    @brianmasterson2127 Год назад +12

    The reason he says soccer ⚽ is because there's also Gaelic football in Ireland 🇮🇪

  • @thomaslangley1571
    @thomaslangley1571 Год назад +14

    What a man to play alongside. What a player. What a man.

  • @backpackingireland8624
    @backpackingireland8624 Год назад +7

    My brothers claim to fame was keeping him out of a Cork Schoolboys Team 😂😂 A seriously impressive player , made Utd what they were . Another Cork man Denis Irwin, absolutely brilliant. Two fantastic representatives for The Rebel County

  • @kennywilkinson913
    @kennywilkinson913 Год назад +30

    People forget how good a footballer roy Keane was, wasn't just the best enforcer/captain I've ever seen, before his injuries he was box to box and even post injury, rarely, if ever gave the ball away, would defend the lines like his life depended on it and drive the team forward, a pivotal player in every sense of the word.
    Bossed games that had deschamps, David's, conte and Zidane?
    A dominant player if ever there was one.

    • @JimmyRoche420
      @JimmyRoche420 Год назад +3

      I have not seen a box to Box Midfield player sense Roy Keane Gerrard and Lampard really. When people say box to Box player. There aren't any that come to mind in todays game

    • @NH-bz9jv
      @NH-bz9jv Год назад +3

      Err, I don’t think anybody forgets how good he was.

    • @sirdiddymus9963
      @sirdiddymus9963 Год назад +2

      100%...so underrated in terms of footballing ability. When people talk about the best they can usually point to skill, speed, finishing, passing, dribbling & such. It's harder with Keane cos he didn't stand out as much technically, he was more of a guy that just done everything really well but the best way to describe him is as you say; not to point to technical stats but to his influence & dominance that he just seemed to be able to enforce on games & players. We see technically brilliant players fail all the time in sport, his career if anything shows just how important the mental side of the game is to making it to the top of any sport.

    • @JimmyRoche420
      @JimmyRoche420 Год назад

      @@sirdiddymus9963 Agree 100%

    • @kitpalmer1583
      @kitpalmer1583 Год назад

      ​@@NH-bz9jv you'd be surprised.

  • @SD-nq6kg
    @SD-nq6kg Год назад +1

    John Barnes did control, pass and jog with the belly in his latter years. LEGEND

  • @simon5evans52
    @simon5evans52 Год назад +7

    look at carragher's body language. He is in awe of Roy.

  • @lr57ektt
    @lr57ektt Год назад +1

    Fascinating

  • @James2winn
    @James2winn Год назад +16

    In Ireland we call GAA football and football soccer. But also depends on what county you grew up in.

    • @darraghsimpson8428
      @darraghsimpson8428 Год назад

      Further from Dublin the less soccer is used 😂😂

    • @sarl2121
      @sarl2121 Год назад +3

      Or who you're speaking to. If you work in the US or with people from the US its just more straight forward to say pants instead of saying trousers and then spending 30 seconds explaining what trousers are.

  • @thomasjones2415
    @thomasjones2415 Год назад +2

    Roy Keane Genius

  • @hibberish7498
    @hibberish7498 Год назад +5

    Control, run and pass..that’s what I adhered to when I was playing..coz keep it simple was the thing that coaches say to you

  • @Alan-mj5ms
    @Alan-mj5ms Год назад +4

    My favourite player. Easily

  • @sheqrich
    @sheqrich Год назад +1

    Great captain great leader

  • @zahidulislamshajon1851
    @zahidulislamshajon1851 Год назад +1

    I really like Roy Kean..

  • @jamesburke2094
    @jamesburke2094 Год назад +3

    control, run, pass.
    It's incredible as I was telling a rugby head the basis of my all conquering-game was instant control, instant movement, instant pass.

    • @jamesburke2094
      @jamesburke2094 Год назад

      it's how I win every match that I play

    • @jamesburke2094
      @jamesburke2094 Год назад

      and
      100% factual, that a lot of players cannot
      e.g. do55h!t Sterling

    • @kb5509
      @kb5509 Год назад

      @@jamesburke2094 it's not that they can't, it's that they don't.

    • @jamesburke2094
      @jamesburke2094 Год назад

      @@kb5509 foolish remark
      I can identify them
      and they're the same players that have a long history of dragging results and quality of team performance down ... so there's no denying the fact that they cant

    • @kb5509
      @kb5509 Год назад

      @@jamesburke2094 weird sensitivity. Professional footballers can control the ball, pass it and run. That is simply a fact. Whether they do it to your specific standards is completely different.
      Which footballers have you identified? And what football are you watching, mostly the big ones?

  • @matty7788
    @matty7788 Год назад +4

    Keane calls it "soccer" yet no one here is questioning it. Says it all about him

    • @kb5509
      @kb5509 Год назад

      He calls it soccer because loads of Irish people call it that.

    • @matty7788
      @matty7788 Год назад

      @@kb5509 Yeah but if an american said it we'd be fuming with them.

    • @kb5509
      @kb5509 Год назад

      @@matty7788 uninformed English people are just that. It's a word created in England, by English people and used on pretty frequent basis until the 70s.

    • @MrPlenty1
      @MrPlenty1 Год назад

      @@matty7788 I don’t get that. I’m Irish, I call it both soccer and football, it depends who I’m talking to. In the US they have their own version of football, like we do here with Gaelic football. It’s only normal there will be a way to distinguish between the two.

  • @joanofarc708
    @joanofarc708 Год назад +1

    He's right keep it simple

  • @SD-nq6kg
    @SD-nq6kg Год назад +1

    Clough n Fergie mentality is what took this hard working lad to the top.

  • @Bigramt
    @Bigramt Год назад +3

    Top 5 players ever according to roy
    Irwin
    Maradona
    Messi/ronaldo
    Denis

  • @gungagalunga9040
    @gungagalunga9040 Год назад +2

    Mick McCarthy being one of those who can't do those 3 things.

  • @ankurkotoky
    @ankurkotoky Год назад +3

    They don't make character like him anymore

  • @kelvintan4809
    @kelvintan4809 Год назад +4

    Jamie Carragher sitting there wishing he had one of them three things…

  • @RicardoAmaralito
    @RicardoAmaralito Год назад +1

    Greatest captain for man United

  • @Set451
    @Set451 Год назад +1

    The fact that he called it soccer and half the comments aren't trying to correct him lol

  • @aniketshinde309
    @aniketshinde309 Год назад +13

    UTD are missing personalities like him atm. You don't get them these days. Players now are all laughing n smiling before matches.. Back then it was about going to war!.

    • @JimmyRoche420
      @JimmyRoche420 Год назад

      So are Liverpool and everyone else who'd name isn't Manchester City. The league game the other day Citys one was on TV I was playing poker during it because passing is good to win games but City pass so much 😴 its boring to be fair

  • @sofnaji
    @sofnaji Год назад +4

    Genuine question is saying soccer a Southern Irish thing too?

    • @jackbauer4762
      @jackbauer4762 Год назад +4

      Yeah, football in Ireland normally refers to Gaelic football. Soccer is actually a British term anyway

    • @sofnaji
      @sofnaji Год назад

      @@jackbauer4762 I see

    • @jimboslice4468
      @jimboslice4468 Год назад

      Yeah comes from the full name Association Football. Association being shortened to Soccer

  • @morgan8198
    @morgan8198 Год назад +1

    I have to b honest i hate man u n hated fergie, keane etc. However i am older now maybe not wiser but have nothin but respect for who is likely to remain the GOAT of British managers the trophy wins is immense. I think mr keane deserves massive respect as he was fiercely passionate as player, as a commentator he gives credit where its due n same with critisising where its due. Still hate man u thou but that team was in a word. Outstanding..

  • @stupendous7848
    @stupendous7848 Год назад +3

    Yes. That's a point on the board for Soccer 🇺🇸

    • @xGribbles
      @xGribbles Год назад +8

      irish thing due to gaelic.

    • @markshirley01
      @markshirley01 Год назад +7

      Irish thing - you play American Football that isn't even football that the world doesn't watch

    • @d.s5508
      @d.s5508 Год назад

      @@markshirley01 the Gaelic football they play in Ireland, very similar to American football

    • @notoriouseagle1074
      @notoriouseagle1074 Год назад

      @@markshirley01 Yes people watch it

  • @prometheustv6558
    @prometheustv6558 Год назад +11

    Of course he was lucky he's Irish

  • @TheSecretMapofAsia
    @TheSecretMapofAsia Год назад +2

    "...and a biscuit.....not for me."

  • @thislife3655
    @thislife3655 Год назад

    @4:42: Freudian slip? 😳

  • @AfroGaz71
    @AfroGaz71 Год назад +1

    Anybody else catch that Freudian slip?

    • @im.tellingyou
      @im.tellingyou Год назад +3

      No but I'm sure I will notice after i become the manager

  • @richardmullins1883
    @richardmullins1883 Год назад +2

    He's softened his stance on Alex Ferguson

    • @kevin_sull2323
      @kevin_sull2323 Год назад +1

      This is an old interview. He's always been firm but fair on the Fergusin issue.

  • @ciarabyrne4952
    @ciarabyrne4952 7 месяцев назад

    What's the hairdryer ??

  • @JoFreshFrancis
    @JoFreshFrancis Год назад +1

    Cup of tea and biscuits lol

  • @Veiee
    @Veiee Год назад

    Did he say he became manager???

    • @neildean7515
      @neildean7515 Год назад

      Yes, but at other clubs.. ipswich was one i think. But styles of coaching were changing and it all went terribly wrong..less the hardman, and now about love and support!!!

    • @kb5509
      @kb5509 Год назад

      @@neildean7515 it didn't go terribly wrong. He did well at Sunderland and disappointing at Ipswich, as every manager has there for 20 years.

  • @ronanconnellan3802
    @ronanconnellan3802 Год назад

    Fans know sweet fa about football

  • @zorayas5746
    @zorayas5746 Год назад +2

    Never forget watching Keane back down in fear at Shearer. Good midfielder though

    • @gav_creates
      @gav_creates Год назад

      Rubbish! 😂 Watch that video again, he doesn’t back down. He realises he’s made a stupid mistake and is about to get sent off though.

  • @bigtorrisi
    @bigtorrisi Год назад

    All mid fielders by and large have the same job to do.

  • @Izzy-tq3qy
    @Izzy-tq3qy Год назад

    I wonder he is sponsored by Denis irwin to talk about him at every turn

  • @zulucruz664
    @zulucruz664 Год назад +3

    Translation: just brutally broke some player’s legs

    • @sarl2121
      @sarl2121 Год назад

      After having walked out on his country

  • @clickheretowatchthegamefor5940

    👆👆 for upcoming matches 👆👆

  • @Geokinkladze
    @Geokinkladze Год назад +2

    Cup o' tea and a biscuit? Nonsense.

  • @jumyhtrneytnytnyt7784
    @jumyhtrneytnytnyt7784 Год назад

    Soccer do me a favour

  • @simonc9874
    @simonc9874 Год назад

    Soccer? Nonsense.

  • @guinnessharvey4476
    @guinnessharvey4476 Год назад +1

    And that’s why he’s a rubbish manager . Love him as a player though:)

    • @kb5509
      @kb5509 Год назад +1

      He wasn't a rubbish manager.

    • @guinnessharvey4476
      @guinnessharvey4476 Год назад

      @@kb5509 you think?:)

    • @gav_creates
      @gav_creates Год назад

      Not for me Guinness. Did a good job at Sunderland. Not many managers could take a team bottom of the championship and go on to win it. Kept them up the following season as well. Don’t know many rubbish mangers who could do that 😊

  • @empty-ed
    @empty-ed Год назад

    PAUL SCHOLES

  • @TheMha123
    @TheMha123 Год назад +3

    Did he just say Soccer? 😮

    • @tiqvahone
      @tiqvahone Год назад +28

      It's an Irish-context thing. There is GAA gaelic football in Ireland which is referred to as football there. So soccer distinguishes from it.

    • @MatthewMcRowan
      @MatthewMcRowan Год назад +1

      Whatever, just a word. Word are only a tool to express your thoughts. You understood. Whatever.

    • @ShaunRL
      @ShaunRL Год назад +2

      Most english speaking countries have other codes of football that are just as popular as soccer, Gaelic football, Aussie rules, Rugby in NZ etc.

    • @notoriouseagle1074
      @notoriouseagle1074 Год назад

      @@ShaunRL NFL

  • @joanofarc708
    @joanofarc708 Год назад

    Sky is so false its bollocks

  • @petersmith4315
    @petersmith4315 Год назад +5

    People , please don't be such a sycophant when worshipping this guy, Alife Haaland will get to see his son become the best striker of all time, Roy Keane might get a crap job managing a championship side, or even his daughters instagram account

    • @yayeet6586
      @yayeet6586 Год назад +11

      and therefore when it comes to worshipping what relevancy does what is happening after their playing careers have with it? your essentially disproving your point as your showing the only reason alfie haaland is half known is because of his son, doesnt mean much for his own playing career does it? He was a decent player but won absolutely nothing and did nothing of note, while keane won 19 major trophies and is arguably the greatest premier league captain of all time so yes people will worship him. no one is worshiping alfie for producing erling, just erling himself.

    • @ciggy_
      @ciggy_ Год назад

      We all know that if Roy had shagged Alfies wife, Haaland would be even better now

    • @barryb90
      @barryb90 Год назад +8

      @@yayeet6586 Peter obviously thinks Alfie's Norwegian 3rd division cup is on par with 19 Keane's trophies.

    • @ethandraper4645
      @ethandraper4645 Год назад +6

      Alf Haaland is a nobody who's only 2 claims to fame are his son, and being annihilated by Roy Keane (clean tackle btw). I'm sure Roy and his 7 PL titles will be doing just fine.

    • @dylanmulroe9978
      @dylanmulroe9978 Год назад +3

      Roy Keane has won everything you can win in football, Alfie won what exactly? Why bring their children into this?

  • @daftydave5349
    @daftydave5349 Год назад +7

    Keane says it’s luck but from watching him at Forrest and onwards there’s nothing lucky about it

  • @MegaPedro1975
    @MegaPedro1975 Год назад +3

    We’ve all aged a lot in the past few years.