Keane and Neville | 'Pints cost leagues' |

Over 2,200 Off The Ball fans joined us in the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre in Dublin on Wednesday night, with thanks to Cadbury - for a night with Manchester United stars Roy Keane and Gary Neville.
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Keane and Neville were at the Off The Ball roadshow with thanks to Cadbury, who were celebrating their third year as ‘Official Snack Partner’ to the Premier League with this special evening with Cadbury Ambassadors Roy Keane and Gary Neville.
All money raised from ticket sales was donated to Aware - Cadbury Ireland’s charity partner. Be sure to check out Aware.ie, to see all the brilliant work they are doing in the mental health space.

[@beansontoast6622]

Petition to send Roy Keane into the United dressing room with a cricket bat.

[@fortune2006]

Pogba first then lingard haha

[@casablancasj2570]

Petition to send Roy Keane into the England cricket dressing room with a cricket bat

[@sydclark5581]

Petition 2nd'd by the board ;) Send him in

[@81stCommander]

What does he need a bat for? 😉

[@sydclark5581]

@@81stCommander to knock the door down that they've locked in terror?

[@devanman7920]

Roy was in such good form throughout the whole talk....he must be in a good place in life now!

[@floydfan99]

@@ron6181 Ha ha ha - good one

[@dylangallagher143]

@Sarkozy and abuses his dogs with French foreign legion style marches.

[@WakaWaka2468]

@@ron6181 He's like Washington to America. A diety level hero

[@gavinhiggins231]

👍 Well said pal happy christmas 👌✌️👍🌲

[@devanman7920]

@@dylangallagher143 haha

[@rossmorebaz]

this is perhaps the best football interview in the last decade... the whole show was fascinating listening .. they should do this more often

[@gstarraw869]

Best in the decade, You joker 😂😂😂😂😂

[@gstarraw869]

Grant Mitchell not saying I know one, but the comments abit far fetched sure there’s better out there

[@MrK.A]

@@gstarraw869 bit strange to say his comment is ridiculous and not have a single example of a better interview.

[@MrPedroTheDog]

An unusually funny and relaxed side to Roy Keane. Don'f often see that side to him.

[@sydclark5581]

My exact thought. An enjoyable watch (the full version).

[@Pbarrett555]

He’s quite a funny guy he’s just very blunt.

[@sydclark5581]

@@Pbarrett555 I like blunt. Not to my face ofc (verbally or physically, lol).

[@KEEK35181]

I am a big Man United fan and Ive suppoted them for years. I also love to read stories of the old days and particularly of the Man United era that Keane and Neville were a part of. This side of Roy Keane we see in this video doesn't surprise me one bit. Giggs, Scholes and Neville for example have all stated in their books that Keane wasn't all about ranting and raving like the perception is. He was witty, funny and supportive. Nobody will respect and follow a leader who never shows a more human side to himself and always gives negative feedback to his teammates. Keane had an aggressive side to him and that is obvious, but the image he has gotten from the media isn't the full story at all. He is one funny guy and I can see why he was popular in the Man United dressing room.

[@bjcrawford2207]

@@KEEK35181 i agree with what you said,Gary has stated before that if they were getting beat and not firing on all cylinders before the manager would have a go at them they had to get past Roy first.I was watching the previous vid on how his career ended at Utd and you get the full story,i'm a Celtic fan and i remember Roy coming to us and he played great for us and even Rangers were wary of him at that time.But could you imagine Roy playing in his prime for us it would have been fantastic.Anyway Roy massive respect what a great player.

[@tyrionshelby5972]

I feel SAF and Keane secretly definitely appreciate each other. But are just too strong minded to ever accept. 😂

[@tyrionshelby5972]

@Sage & Onion ahaha. Yes.

[@nagarajanveerannan2967]

@@tyrionshelby5972 Well.. SAF said Keane is the best player he's worked with.

[@godspeed133]

Keane praises Ferguson openly in this very interview.

[@paulfarrell4833]

@Sage & Onion full support

[@obitriceforlife5771]

Sage & Onion 😂

[@gkavo1178]

Roy Keane "once a week "😂😂😂😂

[@kopthelotklopp1523]

The only reason Fergie and people in general don't like keane is because he speaks the truth.

[@MK-px3re]

Its Troot not truth.

[@MK-px3re]

@@nultyjack8219 oh no. No likey comedy senor?

[@jimwalker2997]

Not his arrogant abrasive personality? The man would disagree with his shadow. It's what I love about him, don't get me wrong. But let's not kid ourselves about Roy.

[@jimwalker2997]

@@nultyjack8219 nope pretty sure it's trooth. Shtop it now.

[@MADMANB68]

True and I commend Keane for his brute honesty..BUT.. you do not question the captain of the ship wether your right or not there has to be a final word and that sat with the gaffer Fergie. I do think United need a new Gaffer like Keano though he’d fix them up for sure.

[@stagumphs]

The Roy Keane I've always wanted to see... Love it. Could listen to him forever in this form...

[@michaelreay2820]

Roy is a legend, both on and off the pitch

[@bitchoflivingblah]

5:34 - a peek at the real Roy Keane, lovely fella.

[@danny7280]

Anyone else think that when Roy was talking about his cruciate injury he was saying "cruise ship"? maybe just me

[@suzyt9911]

I love Roy Keane, he would be an asset in the dressing room for the UTD players now. A united legend forever and has a gorgeous smile.

[@godfreemorals]

Brilliant answer, what great form Keane's on! Although the interviewers seem a bit scared, Roy seems to be loving it.

[@deanmcgrath7766]

Roy keane is the most straight up person to live 😂

[@alexagaba284]

Keano!!! Dude is hilarious.. He always seemed so intense back in the day... One if my all-time favorite Utd players...

[@alexbeech2171]

lol sponsored by Cadburys! And I wish the host would stop interrupting Neville!

[@danielleellis6134]

you have uploaded this interview more times than diouf had apperances for united

[@scottgoodfellow4741]

As a Liverpool fan I expect the odd dig from Neville but find him and Keane compulsive listening in their own way! Just brilliant !

[@roomark2]

Yeah me too 👍

[@berniewharton4493]

United win 3 trophy's in a season it's called thee treble L.F.C do 3 and it's a treble ? ? ? Why ? ?

[@NotSoRandom_]

Bernie Wharton ? What?

[@finding_aether]

Reminds me Ray Parlour's story at Arsenal of how all the French players were smoking like mad and the British players were drinking like mad and how he sat there wondering how they were gonna won the league

[@williamclark8864]

Say what you want about Roy Keane he is this - fascinating. He's just a very fascinating person.

[@ralfrusk6324]

"And then Wenger came in" Arsene changed the game in England by himself. Legend.

[@maisiecarruthers695]

Yeah he .must of noticed the difference in United and his players made it common knowledge

[@maisiecarruthers695]

😀

[@verynice9726]

Certainly made more of an impact than Clown Emery.

[@hanklesacks]

Arsene who ??!!?

[@ay613]

Really fergie made the premier league on another level winning it more times than anyone else.

[@martyngowerton932]

These last few days I've been rather enjoying hearing Roy Keane on these podcasts, in fact so much to the point I stuck championship manager 2001/02 im the PC just to sign him for Leeds LOL. Anyway just wanna say, what a leader. Shame what money's done to the game, Him and Viera in there prime, true premier League greats. -LFCFAN-

[@irieite9666]

Vieira in cm 01/02 was insane. 20/20 in most of his attribute points.

[@lovedecors]

Excellent interview.

[@saqloc4543]

As an Arsenal fan I envied all our competitions leaders (Keane, Gerrard, Terry). Since Viera we haven't had a real leader like Keane or Terry, I'm starting to believe they don't make them like that anymore. Most of these talented youngsters are given HUGE contracts at such a young age, they feel they don't have to work harder after a bit of preliminary success. I'm so happy I grew up watching 90s Premier League football, I would love to see one of these Instagram/Snapchat defenders trying to mark Duncan Ferguson! Haha.

[@mrw1783]

They just don't make footballers like that anymore matey. I support Port Vale and the play acting is rife in our division. They're not fit to be called men.

[@sdkhx]

What a funny honest guy. Could listen to this interview numerous times. And I will

[@leelifeson9150]

Neville has a laugh only his mother would 💗

[@accountuser5588]

If Roy Keane were in the dressing room, he’d wip those boys into shape.

[@Al-ny8dk]

As far as I can understand, that's a ten minute story about a cruise ship with no food.

[@judasgoat4230]

Keane is the best.

[@guitarlover302]

An intelligent and funny guy 👌 great connoisseur of the game and incredibly knowledgeable !

[@liasiri3082]

Kean you are f.... legend. Love your honesty

[@18pablo88]

He's funny ,never would have thought

[@Rezmund]

Total empathise with the appreciation of sport after a long knee injury lay off 👍💪

[@ilirunited389]

KEANE IS THE LEGEND UNITED MISS PLAYER LIKE HIM.

[@Ahmed-wi6qi]

So Arsene Wenger who started it and made players sleep and wake early in the last 90s. I didn't know that but yes from 2000-2004 Arsenal was really tough opponent to United.

[@meditationandstudyvibes4416]

iq_insane

[@Chigz10]

He was one of the pioneers of sport science and the importance of stuff like diets

[@imraanismail3447]

I'm a die hard Liverpool fan but Roy Keane is without a doubt a legend

[@robertcampbell1222]

roy keane is quite a funny guy

[@jamescampbell5958]

Why does Roy Keane make everyone laugh so much😂😂😂

[@davidmelling4921]

Reckon gerrard was bladdered the night before chelsea @home 😂🙊

[@TOLOFFICIAL]

A pint of beer will cost you league If you drink ten pints a night three times a week

[@raleighburner1589]

I like Gary Neville he's alright

[@1971andymac]

Being a Liverpool supporter I want to hate Keane but can’t he so honest have to say legend and he dose not hold back

[@Obione88]

Roy is just brilliant, comedy gold but he’s also extremely calculating in his views, love listening to his punditry. I’m a Liverpool fan BTW

[@Mark18Martin]

Roy has always been potrayed as a person who is always serious and somewhat of a killjoy. But end of the day he is the way he is because of his high standards and the strong moral principles he has as a person. which was why he had such strong feelings against Ferguson.. We see in this interview that he isnt always a serious person. He also has a soft funny side, when the time is right. Really enjoyed this interview.

[@papanoel3999]

I would love to get "steamed up"with Roy Keane. What a night that would be.wow.

[@eddiepower3876]

Naw he only drinks with fools and horses

[@konquer247]

If Keano had a little bit of patience, he would have become the perfect replacement for Sir Alex.

[@JohnKobaRuddy]

He seems quite patient

[@konquer247]

@@JohnKobaRuddy Patient in a sense with his character. Meaning if he had stayed longer and pleased the manager, he would have moved into the assistant manager position.

[@stephbhoy1]

No he wouldn't have, he cant manage players. He's failed in his managerial career, I'm glad he refused the Celtic job he would've blown 10 in a row before it really got off the ground. Intelligent man and I could listen to him all day but he aint management material

[@konquer247]

@@stephbhoy1 ya but that's the point. If he had stayed longer, he would have learnt the art of management and control of temperament from the Gaffer. Most of his colleagues acknowledge his leadership.

[@stephbhoy1]

How many of fergies players have made it as managers, I mean top level?

[@louiem2]

The difference between the modern Manchester United players and the players they had 20 years ago is displayed perfectly right here. Personality and character in abundance brimming here from Keane and Neville. You can see why they were winners back in their day - the professionalism Neville speaks about, and not drinking is 100% why they won the titles, year in and year out. Add to that Keane's relentless drive and determination not only for himself, but the people around him, and it's no wonder United were on top of the pile for so long.

[@louiem2]

@Sage & Onion first off, to be clear, im not a manchester united fan at all. in fact i despised and was jealous of their success in the 90s and 00s. but, it's more their winning mentality and mindframe which is clear to see here. they were thoroughly professional, all hungry to win and had the right leadership and teammates around the group to make it happen. theyre reaping the rewards now, whilst jokers like neil ruddock and phil babb are still goin for their pints down the pub, talking about what ifs....

[@louiem2]

@Sage & Onion yeah i get what you're saying. but i think were discussing different things here. when people talk about United's financial power, bare in mind the main core of that team was a golden generation - giggs, beckham, the nevilles, scholes, butt.... all cost absolutely nothing. Add to that some key signings - van der saar, rio, vidic, teddy, roy keane, yorke, cole, van nistelrooy and its no wonder they dominated throughout that era. im not disputing that the money helped, but it still takes hard work and good management to build and rebuild succesful squads. something Fergie proved a master at. FYI, im a Liverpool fan and it pains me singing United's praises!

[@louiem2]

@Sage & Onion What on earth are you talking about Steve Bruce for? The only propaganda im seeing is yours, trying to enforce an agenda here!! Why wouldn't you ask advice from a succesful manager like Fergie? Would you prefer advice from relegated managers or one who is winning and at the top? Your views are clouded mate. There is no propaganda regarding the 'golden generation' because they won things. What deflection are you going on about regarding transfers, and was your point bringing up the Liverpool players? You clearly have an anti-Manchester United agenda... When you're at the top, certain privileges come your way - it happens in all leagues. No doubt Fergie had influence, but he was a manager completely at the top of his game. My original comments referred to the strong mentality of the 2 united players in this video. They were winners, had the right attitude, work rate and wanted to win for one another. Thats all im referring to. I dont care about your premiership conspiracies. Christ - Steve Bruce? what in the heck are you smoking bro?

[@MrMongoose221]

This interviewer hated Gary I swear lol not letting him speak and cutting him off to ask Roy questions.

[@user-em9mw9ch3y]

Put Roy on the United badge.

[@brandnewday2750]

0:30 - When she keeps on going after you've finished

[@muglypunt968]

I used to work at a boozer and used to serve an old boy who was a worker at a place near the forest ground, Mr Keane would always see Mr Keane skipping the daily run round the forest ground by hiding in their yard, after this I completely believe his words ha god bless reg

[@MOSloan]

Gary Neville's a wise man!

[@extremepolls215]

Steamed Up.

[@nikkisimpson7581]

Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard is fact...

[@juanaltredo2974]

We're playing tomorrow against leicester and our best available midfielder is mctominay.... thats how far we've fallen, we've lost standards both at the club and as fans

[@seanupton709]

Roy ‘eventually I copped myself on..’ Keane

[@jamesconnolly7410]

Roy's a legendary to both clubs in Manchester. :)

[@JAYDUB1279]

Can someone please explain why the hipster interviewer is so rude to Neville?

[@rob_3417]

Liverpool fan

[@raleighburner1589]

I thought the same but you know what Gary and Roy are really good pals as are giggs Beckham scholes and the rest so who cares about the amateur presenters

[@husnijamesaljic3801]

I'm a Liverpool fan and i absolutely enjoy ex players talking football, even Man U players. You got to respect what they accomplished and those stories from 90's, early 2000's are fun to listen. To see how much football actually changed is a good thing for every young fan.

[@jimmycampbell78]

Gary was quite rude to him in the 25 minute video when he wanted to ask a question.

[@JAYDUB1279]

@@jimmycampbell78 It was pure self-defense at that point by Neville. He never should have refused repeatedly to let him interject there either.

[@davidgill6933]

Love roy Keane tells it as it is...that type of player is well gone now al

[@finding_aether]

U do realise players cannot play like Keane anymore. Keane will not get into the Man Utd side as he would be getting too many cards. You need to be sneaky about it when it comes to fouls (Busquest, Fernandino)

[@hindlem8]

I’ve no idea why they asked Gary on... the presenters only want to talk to Roy 😆

[@tobysimpson7888]

" I was quite an intense person after a game" Yeah because you're not normally hahahaha

[@scottcollier9178]

It’s a brave man has an argument with a steamed up Roy Keane.

[@siempra78]

08:40s Gary N. calls it. Just looking at the same players from LFC and MUFC in the same era today, the physicality is completely different. Neville, Keane and Giggs had late careers and could go again. Not the same for Ruddock, Collymore and Fowler. It has taken a long time to turn the tables. #YNWA

[@CosmoJoe101]

Gary Neville kept getting overlooked - he started to get annoyed a few times!

[@thecarpetman7687]

Neville thinks he’s gods gift to punditry...he got annoyed during this talk....works in England but not here....off the ball aren’t interested in reputations

[@jamesogorman3315]

Yeah but tbf its an Irish audience so naturally it’s more of a draw for Keane

[@gaznev2111]

I just want SAF and Keane to meet . And hug 🤗. Let it all out. They both built an empire . Then bring keano into Ole’s mgmt team . Then our empire gets foundations again ..

[@wolfpackpete6408]

Sounds like a little bit of "Fergie Time" is owed to the beer most of their rivals were drinking. I wonder if they kept that turning point in professionalism a secret - Arsenal didn't. Would they say to opposition players after beating them, "you played well, you were unlucky. You've earned yourself a few pints".

[@finding_aether]

How do you keep it a secret? Consider the number of times international team meets, or when a player / coaches changes team.

[@mikethestoner]

Keane should do stand up I reckon he would kill i don't think he knows just how funny he is

[@lukeyppersona9763]

Learn from Tony Adams

[@stephenreeds3672]

Has it got a laughter track?

[@markymark560]

I like Garry's pints story

[@theFijian]

So what's the cruise ship he keeps taking about?

[@starsareangels]

Lol cruciate*

[@haldir3120]

Neville is going over Board with this. No way did a player use to drink 6-7 pints 3 times a week.

[@MrBarriers]

Roy is pure Cork boy! He doesn't hold any grudges. Just ask Alf-Inge Haaland 😂

[@billyd5301]

That laugh..

[@jameswalsh7168]

Why is Neville there?

[@johnsmith-wx5fb]

What's this about a cruise ship?

[@jamieosullivan2684]

john smith cruciate

[@Looseefer]

You hear that Vegan Smalling!!!

[@GavinHitchens]

Jesus he's so funny

[@patrickkelly3617]

🎩

[@santinorocco497]

One thing they failed to mention was that ARSENE WENGER revolutionised the league with the diet and looking after yourself Fact He turned a team full of boozers into a title wining team and everyone in the league changed everything after

[@casablancasj2570]

Neville did mention it

[@skypekai]

Is that why Arsenal players were constantly injured

[@geoffbannister8373]

Gary Neville literally mentioned it lol

[@haterhifk]

Twice xD

[@koekelmetperen]

Keane without football he would be a criminal He was lucky

[@murdzstang2777]

You can’t help but admire Roy but at some point any player has to think of the bigger picture.. the team and their fans come first. He’s great TV but fundamentally a flawed character (like us all).

[@Bootrosgali]

Roy eviscerated by Sunday Times chief sports writer yesterday. Did any of you read it? Thoughts?

[@fortune2006]

No what was sed

[@Bootrosgali]

@@fortune2006 being nice that he is a great performer for the gallery which is what this was entertainment in a lot of ways. In the serious side that he still has the infant like grudges he cant get over.

[@jonoharper4729]

To be fair, it's that same attitude that makes him a fighter and a winner.

[@devilinc.6640]

Press 0 constantly

[@Bennett2142]

Gary Neville: Your lot couldn't handle the drink, Arsenal won the double in 97/98 after Steve Bould ordered 70 pints in a pub in pre-season.

[@celtic69]

you sound pathetic

[@sydclark5581]

I heard Tony Adams was bleezing (Scottish term for very drunk) one night. He crashed his car through a garden and into a bungalow. The house owner was obviously shocked but the seeing it was Mr Adams that wsd parked in his front room, still offered him an alcoholic drink. Wow, the Times we lived in ;)

[@TheLastAngryMan01]

Syd Clark He was imprisoned for driving a car into someone’s garden.

[@sydclark5581]

@@TheLastAngryMan01 It might be the same story, I heard it 15-20 years ago :)

[@bbclondon4]

@@sydclark5581 yeah he did 30 days in prison came out and won the league 3 months later.

[@georgedolman444]

Am I the only person who thinks Roy would be perfect to manage utd ?

[@eric144144]

This is a job advert for Keane. There's another one recent one for Mourinho. Doubt if either of them will have much effect. They have reputations that won't go away.

[@AK-74K]

Why do you think this? He hardly talks about his coaching. Roy has been doing media appearances for years

[@eric144144]

@@AK-74K Yes but he put his strong desire to be a manager again in this interview.

[@thebat7048]

Not been sexist but good to see an all male football panel for a change..It's getting a pretty rare thing these days 😒

[@markwoodward9636]

No BS just Roy saying it how it is.

[@possession2]

Its the carbs you need not red meat.

[@cloganathan31]

Can we hire roy for away games for our useless midfield on a contract basis.play for the last 45.mins

[@johnmckiernan987]

Roy's a legend in his own mind

[@MrLettieric]

i have to check my microwave. oh dear god!... i have to burn my house down

[@lfcaaron3080]

Gary must have become a full blown alcoholic at Valencia then.

[@Sasso-pf1mo]

I've seen several very long clips of this interview at this stage.. In every single clip Gary Neville has to fight to speak..its embarrassing to watch.. I like off the ball, but this is shameful lads. The man's a Manchester united legend and he's treated like they don't want him there at all! they only want to address keane.. Really embarrassing!!

[@jonoharper4729]

When Roy is on stage, there is only one person we want to hear.

[@huckelberryfizzle]

I couldn't agree more with this, watched all of the interview and it's extremely embarrassing. The lads constantly cutting across Gary Neville to see what Roy thinks. Really tough watching watching at times.

[@Sasso-pf1mo]

@@NCFC-do5dj yea mate great point. You're obviously extremely intelligent

[@Sasso-pf1mo]

@@jonoharper4729 so why pay Gary Neville to be there as well?

[@musaaswat9570]

Anyone want to talk about the {5 - 6}% body fat.

[@1878Originals]

Even bodybuilder don't get low for comp hahah

[@1878Originals]

van mannison some who you think are 6 are actually 10. Measurements and guesses aren't legit. Someone will think they're 6% but when they get a dexa scan it's actually 10-12%.

[@shimon2476]

The modern day footballer the likes of Rashy and Lingy go and cry on social media for attention after the game smh.

[@ay613]

Wdym go and cry?

[@kis005]

TITUS 3V5 wdymydbdhsn

[@shimon2476]

@Cirinth yes I take it very personal when a athlete pours their blood sweat and tears into social media and not in the sport they are getting paid to play.

[@afh7170]

@@shimon2476 you really are clueless arent you?

[@ay613]

@@kis005 what are u saying😂

[@Hieillua]

This is also why you can't compare players from different generations. A Pele maybe wouldn't have been as great in 2019 with his body needing to adapt to more fitness, eating well, sleeping well etc. Maybe a 2019 Aguero would've been even better than Pele in his time. Aguero is far more stronger than any striker was in that time.

[@Oakland510]

Sage & Onion funny thing is Aguero can’t even last a full season in the prem

[@goat9603]

Still remember how Robbie Fowler humiliated Gary Neville several times .Don't know what he is all about several of that lads went to big clubs and won big trophies like Maca. Robbie fowler and Steve mcmanaman never got their full england chances otherwise they would have been a major force in 1998 world cup . '

[@ay613]

Fowler was injured wasnt he?

[@amylloyd4817]

Macca would have been deffo Owen and shearer were untouchable

[@iPro3million]

**## and the teams Neville was in were better than those of Fowler, McManaman et al.

[@WilliamRobinson-bb6mr]

@@ay613 He was. Did his ACL in the Merseyside derby in February that year.

[@ay613]

@@WilliamRobinson-bb6mr cheers

[@KT-vs6cy]

tell that to 97/98 Arsenal team lololol....

[@leebush4053]

Tuesday club had stopped by then.

[@tayman1932]

Win lose hit the boose😂😂😂