General United Discussion

Re: Roy Keane: Title loss good for United ... your views?

Generaldiehardmamba — Sun, 06 May 2012 14:30:18 GMT

He is right. A good wake up call is needed

Re: Roy Keane: Title loss good for United ... your views?

jamie g — Sun, 06 May 2012 08:54:49 GMT

i think keane is right, it shows us next season that we really have to improve the side. we have had abit of bad luck with injury's but to be fair each team in the prem gets them so you have to get over that.

Re: Roy Keane: Title loss good for United ... your views?

FOREVER SCHOLES — Sat, 05 May 2012 19:51:42 GMT

No one gives a *** what a bitter ex player turned ***manager thinks. Its like a guy who got a C in GCSE Physics trying to lecture Stephen Hawking.

Re: Roy Keane: Title loss good for United ... your views?

L. M?ller — Sat, 05 May 2012 19:32:45 GMT

I agree, but still wants to be champion hah***

Re: Roy Keane: Title loss good for United ... your views?

FoxHunter — Sat, 05 May 2012 19:04:47 GMT

This is why Roy Keane will always be the true captain of United. Cuts through the BS to say what needs to be said and doesnt care who it upsets in the process even if its SAF, the truth hurts sometime's and Roy doesnt mind for taking the flack from speaking it. God how we miss a real leader like Keane right now on the pitch. Spot on as ever Roy.

Re: Roy Keane: Title loss good for United ... your views?

Gavin2011 — Sat, 05 May 2012 17:05:29 GMT

ti vu:
Keano is a legend. Some fake fans should raise their glasses and read this!!! There is not such thing as "true supporters" remains silent and ass licking pretend nothing a big deal when the team goes out the field playing like scaredy little girls.
There is always space to improve and every supporter has the right to constructively criticize their beloved club for its sake. The important thing is where our hearts are at the end of the day, so we can together share our joy of winning, and shoulder by shoulder through crisis. That is the spirit.

Wait a minute, are you talking about fans or supporters?

George best and Bobby Charlton(more off legends than Keane) are legends and they supported United through the worse times in United history(football wise) without coming off with the type of *** Keane does. So in a time when United are competing in the TOP league in England is it necessary?

Your the one with the issue in my opinion. With all our success over these last lot of years, its still not enough for you. You calling this a crisis says it all......

Re: Roy Keane: Title loss good for United ... your views?

Taz153 — Sat, 05 May 2012 17:03:19 GMT

Sneijder.18:
Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane believes it would be a blessing in disguise if the Red Devils lost the Premier League to rivals Manchester City. Roy Keane GettyImagesRoy Keane lifted seven Premier League trophies with Manchester United The champions lost ground in the title race as a 1-0 defeat at the Etihad Stadium on Monday saw City move top of the Premier League on goal difference. Keane, who has expressed his concern that his former side are no longer winning the big games, believes failure to defend their league title could prompt a summer spending spree at Old Trafford. "Maybe if they lose the league it won't be a bad thing," Keane said. "They may say, 'listen, we may have to reinvest again'. They said that last year when they lost to Barcelona and they went out and spent £50 million on [David] De Gea, [Phil] Jones and [Ashley] Young and these are all good players. "But sometimes you need that big hitter to come in. I have only seen United live four or five times this year - City the other night, in Basel and in Benfica and I have not seen them win yet. They lost at Liverpool in the FA Cup as well. "You always remember the great sign of United that I played for and watched was that they won a lot of big games. They just seem to be on the losing side of these tight games at the moment. The other night [against City], you were waiting for them to have a late onslaught. It never came." Keane, who angered Ferguson with his criticism of United in the wake of their Champions League exit to Basel, admits he is unlikely to reconcile his differences with his former manager. "I wouldn't have thought so, no," he said. "He's a busy man and I'm fairly busy." Keane has refused to back down over his comments regarding the likes of Jones, Chris Smalling and Young. "To be honest, I don't think it was criticism, Keane said. "I just thought the young players needed to buck up their ideas. The boy Jones was speaking before the game saying 'I've nothing to prove', but my attitude was, every time you walk out on a football pitch, you've something to prove." http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story/_/id/1062870/keane:-not-a-bad-thing-if-united-lose-the-title?cc=3436

Re: Roy Keane: Title loss good for United ... your views?

alpesh gujjar — Sat, 05 May 2012 16:12:02 GMT

The whole world knows manchester united needs to buy players..

Re: Roy Keane: Title loss good for United ... your views?

2009champ — Sat, 05 May 2012 15:56:26 GMT

The best replacement for SAF is Roy Keane! We need somebody with passion about Man Utd for next 25 years!

Re: Roy Keane: Title loss good for United ... your views?

ti vu — Sat, 05 May 2012 15:44:28 GMT

Keano is a legend. Some fake fans should raise their glasses and read this!!! There is not such thing as "true supporters" remains silent and ass licking pretend nothing a big deal when the team goes out the field playing like scaredy little girls.

There is always space to improve and every supporter has the right to constructively criticize their beloved club for its sake. The important thing is where our hearts are at the end of the day, so we can together share our joy of winning, and shoulder by shoulder through crisis. That is the spirit.

Re: Roy Keane: Title loss good for United ... your views?

xSTONEYx187x — Sat, 05 May 2012 13:49:50 GMT

Stretfordender 83:
jasper99:
,but,when was the last time he said a positive bout us?..
Two days ago.
“I'd never write them off. United are still the best club, still have the best manager and the best supporters. I was pretty upset the other night when they got beaten and I don't like feeling that way because you have to try to move on. But I still have loyalty to United, no matter what way I finished with the club, or whatever my relationship with the manager might be.”
http://www.footballzz.co.uk/noticia.php?id=62457

I ***ing love that lad.

Just because him and The Boss aren't seeing eye to eye at the moment doesn't mean he all of a sudden detests the club, and the above quote just proves that.

Re: Roy Keane: Title loss good for United ... your views?

Cockney RedRay — Sat, 05 May 2012 13:44:36 GMT

forevergiggs:
blacklikesunday:
roy keane, my least favourite player of all-time, what a *** he is.
Do you even know who Roy Keane is????? I'll tell you who he is, he's a legend and one of the best players ever to wear the shirt. I see this is your 4th post, a bit of advice for you, if you want to make comments like this don't bother posting a 5th. pr1ck.

well said my fellow red, LEAST FAV PLAYER?? u did well to leave it at pr;1ck

Re: Roy Keane: Title loss good for United ... your views?

Cockney RedRay — Sat, 05 May 2012 13:44:26 GMT

forevergiggs:
blacklikesunday:
roy keane, my least favourite player of all-time, what a *** he is.
Do you even know who Roy Keane is????? I'll tell you who he is, he's a legend and one of the best players ever to wear the shirt. I see this is your 4th post, a bit of advice for you, if you want to make comments like this don't bother posting a 5th. pr1ck.

well said my fellow red, LEAST FAV PLAYER?? u did well to leave it at pr;1ck

Re: Roy Keane: Title loss good for United ... your views?

bestwuzbest — Sat, 05 May 2012 11:28:16 GMT

Fergies a legend! Keanos a legend!...it'd be nice if they stopped *** n made up...there's a lot we wouldn't have achieved without them paired up. I have always had time for Keano's views, and think he's called it right again...we need an overhaul if we're serious about staying at the top. VIVA EL DIABLOS ROJO

Re: Roy Keane: Title loss good for United ... your views?

Stretfordender 83 — Sat, 05 May 2012 09:05:32 GMT

jasper99:
,but,when was the last time he said a positive bout us?..

Two days ago.

“I'd never write them off. United are still the best club, still have the best manager and the best supporters. I was pretty upset the other night when they got beaten and I don't like feeling that way because you have to try to move on. But I still have loyalty to United, no matter what way I finished with the club, or whatever my relationship with the manager might be.”

http://www.footballzz.co.uk/noticia.php?id=62457