Roy Keane Vs Juventus
dailymotion.com/video/x2ogmzaPosted Mar 14, 2020, 9:32 PM UTC
Posted Mar 14, 2020, 9:32 PM UTC
His ability on the ball is so underrated it’s unreal
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I still don't see what was so special about his performance back then The hype machine must been really strong back then. He could have easily been sent of in today's game by that early tackle on Davids.
He could have easily been sent of in today's game by that early tackle on Davids.
You could say that about a lot of CBs going back in time then.
But it wasn't today's game, so what's your freaking point?
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It's a good performance but I also don't get the hype. I've heard people say he dragged them through but I think Yorke and Cole were at least as important. Not saying it wasn't good just that it wasn't the one man army showing you'd think it was the way people go on about it.
There's an argument that's a red back then. They weren't that much more lenient in 1999. Wasn't even given a yellow for some reason.
If Keane didn't play we wouldn't have went through. That was an unreal performance and the hype was justified but that's just me
Exactly! Thank you for further proving my point. The hype is real
Remember it well. Watched the match in the pub with a bunch of classmates from college. None of us were Man Utd fans so naturally (considering how hated Utd were back then) we were all up for Juve. About 10 minutes in we noticed Keane was dominating the midfield, about 20 minutes in we noticed he was dominating the entire pitch. I have never seen one player dictate a game as much as Keane did that day. It was an astonishing performance and by the end of it when Andy Cole scored most of us were happy Utd won simply because Keane deserved it. How they pulled off the final without him is astonishing.