Vieira: Rivalry with Keane, Wenger & Arsenal Career | Stick to Football EP 33

[@mosser1930]

Jamie carraghers ability to recall games that far back in quite a bit of detail always amazes me

[@R_W103]

Just say Jamie lol

[@benjaminjohn1928]

​@@R_W103allow him to enjoy his moment

[@Erictheking07]

He watched most didn't he ..

[@Franko-Gaming]

​@@Erictheking07still phenomenal memory.

[@prodigalfraudaddy]

Helps when u stand an watch instead of working

[@wgfelstead5967]

Roy Keane pouring tea for Patrick Viera. Never thought I'd see the day

[@ZaineKnight]

It's unbelievable 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@E9JMX]

Sure Roy said they went out for an a walk and an ice cream somewhere? Think it was possibly the WC

[@wduggan99]

pretty sure they've been friends for a while now

[@scorps192]

He sneakily gobbed in it though 😅

[@sharafeldinerwa8674]

😂😂😂😂

[@siyabongatebele]

They don't make them like Patrick Viera and Roy Keane anymore. You may still have talent and technical abilities in today's players but the sheer will to compete, personality and character will always make the late '90s and early 2000s era some of the best football has ever seen.

[@DonGib888]

No characters like that these days. Agree.

[@kellammusic]

Totally agree bunch of grown kids now that act like spoilt brats

[@SavaVeo]

The talents today = nothing can compare to that era. Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Rivaldo, Zidane, Bergkamp, Batistuta, Totti, Henry .etc. there're just too many to name, to remember.

[@abhinavamukherjee2807]

💯

[@vChilly]

The personality, leadership and character maybe not but I still see the drive to work hard when you’re not the most talented is still there.

[@SVRoberts]

Keane vs Vieira still the best rivalry in PL history. Don’t make them like that anymore. Untouched

[@AndeePandee]

Dunno, modern players vs hard work is a pretty competitive rivalry

[@jackramsden9346]

PL doesn’t like the superstars fighting eachother

[@jackramsden9346]

Sadly

[@pauldunne3207]

À​@@AndeePandee

[@slowtyper95]

Nowadays players hug each other in tunnel 😂

[@Aswinishere]

Keep getting those 90s 2000s heroes, the best era of football

[@chrisball7622]

Need Stevie on there

[@MH-vp7lf]

Facts

[@donnybrasco9330]

@@chrisball7622Stevie has the personality of a crisp packet… great player tho

[@neiloldfield8661]

💯

[@liamd6363]

Shearer sat there next to Keane 😅

[@mattw4291]

I think we can agree we all need a best mate like Ian Wright

[@alfredlear4141]

Yep, top man 👍

[@truthnotopinion3659]

Too Wright!

[@7osam88]

Agree

[@DonFelixGallardo]

Best mate ❌ Ultimate Uncle ✅

[@DrHamezTech]

Fans asked for someone outside the Man utd circle and they gave us the biggest rival out there 😂

[@pepper2705]

I know! Love it😂

[@dazediss6629]

Agent Wrighty

[@jahmulugu4425]

I remember that!!!

[@Unknown1684]

At least it stops the crying for at least another week🤣

[@T90337]

@@Unknown1684I kinda like to noise those crybabies make, bring in Wes brown next week please 😂

[@martinlawrence8427]

You can see how much the guys respect Patrick. Great banter, but when he spoke they all listened and nodded. One of the all-time midfield greats!

[@bedford4383]

1:01 Also loved it when Roy and Patrick looked at each other whilst laughing at Gary lol.

[@itsmeprasad1987]

The size not seen after.. yaya toure maybe

[@cskaismful]

@@itsmeprasad1987 hes smaller than Patrick

[@Mkcnd0]

@@itsmeprasad1987pogba

[@davidkariu]

He was a menace. What a player.

[@mikesommers1068]

What's great about this format is you feel like you're sitting at the table with them, joining in the laughter etc.

[@Sommervillle]

Spot on cuz!

[@iane-z3j]

Arsenal vs United, Sir Alex vs Wenger, Keane vs Viera. It was perfection, the greatest rivalry in premier league history by far. It was like it was written from a script.

[@mikeryan4055]

I'll say it again.. big Pete V wrighty was a classic on going saga, "would he wouldn't he"

[@erikalsgaard8880]

Not even close in terms of quality to Pep vs Klopp, City vs Liverpool.

[@podginodellatorre]

​@@erikalsgaard8880😂😂😂 OK young boy

[@jinamarasinghe9380]

It was an action packed beautiful rivalry

[@jinamarasinghe9380]

​@@erikalsgaard8880that's not even a rivalry 😂

[@BusterMove78]

I can't describe how much I miss the rivalry. The respect between Roy and Patrick is born out of the fact they made each other better.

[@AllGoodNamesAreTaken_]

I've alway respected Roy Keane, but the more I see of him, the more I really appreciate him. The way he is in this show with whom he had several.. let's say encounters, is a sign of true greatness. Respect, Roy.

[@1972dsrai]

His way of showing respect as a player was to go in hard on you. He obviously respected Viera a great deal.

[@amogelangdaniel8761]

Seeing Roy Keane pour some tea for Patrick Viera is a sight to see. 😂

[@MattieBennett]

The man knows his place. 😀

[@SuperFraudArtetaOut]

​@@MattieBennettdamn 😂

[@MattieBennett]

@@SuperFraudArtetaOut You know it’s true. #COYG

[@Stewie-A-Simpson]

Roy lifted more Premier League titles than Patrick so Roy is familiar with lifting a cup.

[@AM-wi6gw]

I mean he was always great at assisting

[@jeetdoshi8749]

How am supposed to convince myself that Patrick and Roy are having a tea together with Gary sat there as well

[@wudipest]

It's all AI

[@scrumptious9673]

@@wudipest😂

[@seasonedbeefs]

Roy hasn't said anything so far

[@SCW_Fitness]

There’s videos of ww2 enemies having conversations together. I’m sure these two can have one 😂

[@danstobbart5587]

I found watching the video was fairly convincing. I feel like that's your best bet

[@baxterthong4039]

I'm so glad and happy to see Patrick and Roy sitting down chatting and laughing together.

[@Kate-ms2mn]

Wrighty is such a beacon of positivity and joy for the game, a classy participant in every conversation

[@brettpilkington9539]

Did you really use chatgpt for a KZbin comment 🫡🤣

[@aintnuttinnice_7590]

Bot

[@Kate-ms2mn]

@@aintnuttinnice_7590 no, u

[@kipapula6838]

I enjoy Wright. He compliments this step so much.

[@dt937]

Wrighty and keanos relationship is class can tell they think the world of each other 😂

[@brumsgrub8633]

Great together

[@majorthestbernard5831]

Good couple

[@MbusoMadeIt]

Brotherly love knows no bound race goes out the window.

[@mitchellandrews1015]

@@MbusoMadeIt why are you bringing race into it? Want to explain yourself? You are making a problem where there isn’t one. What is your problem?

[@mattdrake7197]

The greatest PL rivalries. Man Utd v Arsenal back then. You never knew what was going to happen. I feel blessed to have been a witness to it.

[@AL71B]

United vs Arsenal rivalry was literally the best years in the 90’s / 2000’s. Nice to see Roy and Patrick talking with mutual respect. Proper sportsmen.

[@issyjas3309]

They were Titanic, I still get goosebumps when I think of the tunnel game. In a pub with about 300 people watching, no space left and it was a midweek evening game not a Saturday night.

[@ragnorthormass7535]

And only one club did it with unknowns and a budget. The other greedy lot bought they're success. Paving the way for Chelski, Manchester City and Newcastle. And only one has become invincible.... Gold Premier League Trophy. City have battered Manures history 😂. Treble done, 3 Prems in a row.... well how about 4. City done..... BUT Not invincible ☝️

[@lukemomodujr]

They had a special years ago when it was just the 2 of them speaking about their rivalry. I think it was called “Best of Enemies”

[@danialhughes830]

Carragher recently said on MNF that Man City & Liverpool is the biggest rivalry in PL history……..hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahaha

[@sdb90833]

@@issyjas3309❤❤😂

[@medric38]

We have to applaud Gary Neville. He's such a good interviewer.

[@hughjass8430]

Exactly. All the focus is always on Roy, Roy and Wrighty or the guest. But this whole thing is driven by Gary's brilliant questions. Always asks what the viewer wants to ask.

[@burpeesking11122]

@@hughjass8430 Fair point. 'Do you like me now?' was an entertaining question.

[@mikeryan4055]

And the way he answers when Wrighty says "you used to just kick us" neville quickly comes back with "yea but you was better than us at that time" a winner but a truthful winner. ALL GREAT LADS 😉

[@burpeesking11122]

@@mikeryan4055I love the banter and genuine friendship and respect they have for each other so many years later. Top professionals.

[@SuleimanBika]

Very good questions he was asking

[@karlthomas8093]

See the respect between Patrick and Roy. Gary asking the question and Patrick responding while looking at Roy. I love the fact that these two legends regardless of their upsets on the field still have the utmost respect for each other. Undoubtedly one of the greatest rivalries in premier league history. Petit & Viera vs. Keane & Scholes, some of the greatest battles ever.

[@Stargreened]

That’s spot on. Gary is unreal at doing interviews and asks the right questions. He makes people feel at ease with his style of interview. Patrick, Roy, Gary, Ian and Jamie are brilliant here. Great watch.

[@kg6987]

Look at the respect between Patrick and Roy. Proper players, Proper Captains. They don't make them like this anymore

[@thefullstop23]

They already did it together before on, "Best of Enemies", great show. But kudos to this one, it went deeper and longer.

[@shozltn2376]

@@thefullstop23he means the players bozo

[@thefullstop23]

@@shozltn2376 meant*, dingus. And others agreed too. "So do me a favour"..

[@1972dsrai]

It was a great era tbf.

[@johngarynavida]

One of the greatest CM's to ever come out of France. One of Arsenal's greatest players. From a United supporter, thank you for the competition Patrick.

[@blenderboy1900]

Not even top 5 😭😭🤓

[@macjama4357]

@@blenderboy1900put down whatever you smoking my guy.

[@electorofsaxony7646]

@@blenderboy1900 0% football knowledge

[@aranyaism]

@@macjama4357 platini Zidane petit kopa all better

[@josiahjames429]

@@blenderboy1900 shut up

[@mikebrown41182]

I can listen to Vieira for hours. He was such a world-class player, and his experience speaks for itself. I want to turn back time and relive the moments and eras between arsenal and man utd again. So Thankfull to have been able to see it and lived it. Kids today will never understand. It felt real, football felt different. So much respect here.

[@raytanner4138]

I love the way Vieira just comes out with what he's thinking. No bullshit, top player and genuine guy.

[@1mannik]

My best compliment to Patrick is he became the benchmark , his name became a position / role in the team. A Vieira type player ! he was the heartbeat , he was a leader , a fighter, quality . Im so proud he Captained us to become Invincible . LEGEND

[@nc3music920]

The irony of it is that there's never been a player in midfield even remotely like Viera since he left. or Roy for that matter. They were one offs which is why so many people look back at that as the pinnacle of premier league history

[@TheDavidmachin]

These shows are new experience in football interviews. Some kind of magic happens. After I sit feeling, thoughtful, smiling, emotional. Hearing these talented people speak in this way together. Time flies past. Can't stop watching.

[@TotalLoveformusic]

“Do you like me now” had me in tears by Gary. Patrick, class on and off the field. Another amazing episode. Wrighty & Keane need their own show like Romesh & Rob, they’re just brilliant.

[@sacred1827]

and no reply from Vieira lol

[@hundui]

Micah & Roy for me

[@cardiff51]

Jamie’s ability to remember moments of so many games, ones he didn’t even play in never fails to amaze me

[@wahladillida5963]

Exactly. The man may not have been a top footballer, but his love and passion for the sport shows.

[@PeasNburley]

💯

[@anews7608]

It’s called doing research before the show starts

[@cardiff51]

@@anews7608 I bet you’re fun at parties

[@anews7608]

@@cardiff51 I’m extra fun if it’s a swingers party

[@nicolarse6227]

I remember the days Vieira and Keane played against each other and they literally went to war, so good to see them older and with big respect for each other!

[@matthewdoyle3877]

oh shut up

[@azrul666]

Roy & Pat immediately starts bullying Gaz. EPIC

[@Iamreallyhim26]

From protecting him to being the butt of the joke 😭

[@shoshoshomari]

As soon as he sat down Roy was on him looool

[@isaacmakanga7]

Gg🎉😅🎉🎉🎉​@@shoshoshomari

[@sratus]

'Gaz' 'Pat' - they're not your mates lad

[@heffman94]

​@@sratus how do you know

[@stuartclarkson48]

This is football heritage, Get Ian to get Bergkamp on man

[@BrucieN59]

Please, please, please get Bergkamp.

[@jimmymac8993]

Would love to see Thierry Henry

[@TotalLoveformusic]

In a Josè voice!

[@MrJeffHead]

​@@jimmymac8993 nah, we see enough of Henry on tv

[@mikem8211]

Wright & Bergkamp done a sitt down interview at Bergkamp's House about a year ago

[@henry-b3301]

It's so heartwarming to see all these ex-rivals shake hands and have a bunter about their experiences of their battles on the field, please keep this spirit as it's a good example to the younger generation of players coming through the football acamedies.

[@joshholland7985]

This is 90 minutes I quite happily never want back. The fact they kicked lumps out of each other for years and can sit around drinking tea and ripping gary neville shows the enormous respect they had for each other as captains. They will have to go some to top this episode.

[@mrbeatwave7021]

Keano and Wrighty’s little sideline convo about fighting in the tunnel 😂😂😂 absolute gold ❤

[@ostrichman]

pity the other 3 are talking over them!

[@insom999]

i was desperately trying to listen to them

[@Simon-gv6uh]

@@insom999 i caught something about punching and tight as in it would be too tight to throw punches etc

[@rahulbhatt3431]

The best content I’ve seen on KZbin in ages. Can’t even get any work done watching this. To see the respect and friendliness between these guys now considering how bad the rivalry got is great to see. Respect to all of these legends.

[@solfamilyj]

This was the best one, no shouting, just reminiscing about the wild 90s and 00s. The Arsenal v Man U rivalry on all levels is unmatched. I really enjoyed that! COYG

[@stevestevenson6816]

GGMU ❤

[@dansari0007]

I swear Arsenal need to create a statue for Patrick Vieira - he deserves one!

[@Lowkey_AFC]

Of course

[@leroysimon5692]

👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾

[@Tarek_ElMaddah]

Absolutely 👍

[@rzlb5]

No, he does not deserve it. He wants to quit Arsenal and negotiate with Real Madrid behind closed 🚪.

[@Tarek_ElMaddah]

@@rzlb5 Everyone knows the direction the club were going to during that time. Him, Thierry and Ashley Cole would have stayed had there been a plan to continue competing with United and the newly renovated Chelsea.

[@papadom8223]

Arsenal legend, liverpool legend, man united legend, in one table drinking tea together, 20year ago they shout, tackle, fight, never thought it happend

[@lukras1995]

absolute evergreen of an episode... to see all this old rivals now sitting drinking tea and remensing of good old days when football was proper man's game.... i really miss old gladiators... todays football is more about crying then playing.... and generations are just becoming softer and softer.... no matter how much they hated each other they had even bigger respect.... and to see Wrighty and Keane banter and friendship now is just pure joy!

[@Hendrik.Eijsberg]

Vieira "I used to hate you [Gary]" Keane shakes his hand lol

[@openbloke]

That was gold!

[@horuslupercal2385]

PV: "I didn't like you at all" JC: "Man United or Gary Neville?" PV: "Gary Neville" RK: "Same as us, Patrick" **Handshake** PERFECTION 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@matthewflynn6837]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@rampageashton]

Pure magic. 😂

[@juniorgunner501]

What minute?

[@DavyRo]

Patrick & Roy are 2 of the best centre midfielders the Prem has ever seen. The word legend gets used far to often today. But if theres 2 genuine legends of the game it's these 2. The mutual respect between them is a joy to see.

[@alemayehuassefea9162]

probably one of my best shows, to see Roy and Patrick to talk about that beautiful moments in football history.

[@Idotooomuchh]

Carra and Nev have really set the example for what players can do post-retirement. What a series this is!

[@bman6414]

Kids/players today are an absolute joke.

[@marchryhorskyj]

Roy Keane has the upmost respect for Patrick Vieira. REAL ONE.

[@gart9680]

The reality is, they couldn't produce this on terrestrial TV. There would be too many restrictions. This natural free flowing interview technique is unbeatable.

[@ElFinto]

Jamie’s knowledge of football history is truly second to none, his game recall from 30 years ago is astounding, in games he wasn’t involved in nonetheless!

[@michaeledwards5232]

Neville et al have struck on magic with this show. Perfect blend of regular hosts with a guest where the whole show rotates based on what kind of guest it is. Absolutely love this.

[@GizziMoD]

Garry dropping that "do you like me now" was coffee spittingly good lol

[@XavierMarciano]

Notice how Patrick skillfully dodged answering by saying it sounded like a song. He didn't answer 😂

[@GizziMoD]

@@XavierMarciano Yea LOL! ole patric dropped a shoulder on that one lol

[@Bg2996_]

Keane and Vieira man. Love their clubs and teams. Heart & pride on the line during every match. Would do anything to win. Would go head to head. They don’t make rivalries like this any more

[@gamezilla5237]

Small detail but notice at @1:21:40 during the handshakes. PV offers out handshakes to Carra and Neville, but reserves a dap for Wrighty and Keane (although Keane goes for the handshake). So great to see the respect between Viera and Keane, so much so that he daps him up like a teammate

[@mangeshpuranik31]

Keane and Viera head-to-head again. You lads are killing it!

[@tevildo45]

Let’s be honest head to chest. Keanes a shorty

[@GrainneScarlett]

​@@tevildo45 That may be but he never acted like it!

[@zorashki]

They are friends now.. it was part of the sport nothing much.

[@freeandrewtate886]

@@tevildo45yes shorty but owned him on the pitch

[@Salman-vz1gd]

@28:40 That's gotta be one of the smoothest removal of a jacket mid sentence ever

[@jacqueswebster6463]

I was thinking that 😂 watching it closely

[@wattsup9718]

Especially impressive considering he took off the jacket because he started to sweat a bit realizing he now needed to explain what he had just said about the players "unprofessional" approach to training when he first arrived at Arsenal!

[@paulymullo]

Easily pleased,he took a jacket off,ffs

[@jackpollard3151]

I love how Roy makes a joke, chuckles and looks at everyone else to make sure they’re chuckling too

[@AyebareKagina]

Carragher's memory is out of this world...

[@slowtyper95]

Dude cooking on some skysport quiz afaik

[@khayanyathi7114]

He’s like me, loves football

[@lukeburns7249]

Or maybe its scripted 🤷‍♂️

[@akashinigami9284]

@@lukeburns7249 lol when you cant accept anything, it's all "scripted", sure

[@ostrichman]

@@akashinigami9284 theyre all paid actors...

[@garbags9610]

@56:46 the little laugh Roy does when Patrick is telling his side of the tunnel story, its like a nod of understanding. Patrick was just doing his job as captain and Roy then had to go and do his, nothing but respect between the two. This is one of the best episodes in awhile

[@philbarton2832]

Viera was being a shithouse and Keane wasn't having it. Arsenal got dealt with on the pitch

[@RobertTheBruce-kg5gj]

@@philbarton2832glad Keane is more respectful than you are 😂

[@alphomega2459]

All because Gary was a little rat 😂

[@philbarton2832]

@@RobertTheBruce-kg5gj You realise Keane tried to snap haalands leg in a match right? Don't talk to me about respect. I think both viera and Keane were brilliant footballer's but that day viera fucked around and found out that's all 🤷

[@dobianuli2742]

@@philbarton2832and ask yourself why Keane did that? It wasn’t unprovoked

[@EannaButler]

A fantastic period for the Prem - Man Utd and Arsenal. How could you not be hooked? Patrick comes across as a great guy here. Hope he has successes in his career. Love from another Corkonian... 👍

[@EduardoSalamanca6]

The thing that gets lost about Keane v Vieira is how brilliant they were from a technical standpoint. People romanticise about the physical stuff a lot but the two of them were absolutely magnificent footballers, with virtually no weaknesses, both capable of dictating a full football match.

[@craigtallant6637]

110% mate people only remember how tough they were not how good players they were

[@jerrykelleher9017]

Spot on there

[@alanbell6189]

Brilliant comment 👏

[@colingeddes2172]

💯

[@tropicaltrev1617]

Completely disagree, i know exactly how good technically they both were!

[@NatC3114]

Simple gesture from Roy when he poured tea to Patrick's cup. All the fights and the rivalries existed, however, outside of the football pitch all comes down to a mutual respect between the two.

[@river2352]

Proper cringe that

[@101MASTERJT]

@@river2352😂😂

[@101MASTERJT]

Need your hard drive checking

[@thefullstop23]

Roy has a "good family background".

[@MichèleNoriega-k6d]

They buried the hatchet years ago.

[@jermaineishmael7225]

Everything about this Podcast is simply BRILLIANT!! Even down to the camera angles they use the image of the 4 guys listening hooked on every word, you really feel as though you are there with them....

[@FOOTBALLisKNOWLEDGE]

I love how a big rivalry can become a understanding and respect for each other. It's personal on the pitch but what happens on the pitch stays on the pitch

[@JustAndy2020]

Keane and Viera: the greatest PL rivalry and best PL era. Brilliant respect both ways.

[@Wladislav]

Multiple players have been called a Rolls-Royce, but to me, this man truly embodies that archetype. Big, fast, powerful, yet delicate and graceful, authoritative, and technically sound. Just about anything you'd want in a (defensive) midfielder.

[@hartzldn]

What a compliment to Abu Diaby. What a player he was.

[@davidjones88]

He played about 2 and a half games for Arsenal, but one of them was against Liverpool. I watched the game and he was easily the best player on the pitch, and gave one of the best individual performances I've ever seen. He could have been a legend of the game if not for injuries.

[@STST]

​@@davidjones88He made 124 appearances for Arsenal.

[@81chipper89]

​@@davidjones88that would have been the game in 2012, early in the season. I watched it too and I was shocked at just how good he was. I've never forgotten that game.

[@paulos1878]

Superb mate shame he was an injury prone lad that could never get going but his ability was silly.

[@MrJeffHead]

He wasn't that good but could have been.

[@AFC10amal]

Patrick Vieira what a legend! Grew up idolising Thierry but Patrick was the glue for Arsenal and the Invincibles. What a fkn player. Premier league GOAT midfielder.

[@roykeane1922]

His last touch in an Arsenal shirt was winning penalty v United in FA cup final. Sums him up

[@Rokik12]

Please never use GOAT. It disrespecting the rest

[@philbarton2832]

One of the best feelings in football I've ever had was when my team (utd) ended arsenal's unbeaten run which would have been their 50th 😃 Those matches between us two were incredible

[@markcooke5270]

Let's not forget Toure... Patrick and Toure joint 🐐

[@aaronwilliamgeorgemurphy1063]

Seeing roy and Patrick together just brings back so many good memories. Such a great rivalry these two, privileged to be there through it.

[@paulgray7014]

Man Utd v Arsenal 1997-2005 epic battles proper rivalry that was. Both great teams both had great leaders best era of the PL imo.

[@jdooris83]

Absolutely right, as a kid/teen as a United supporter I loved the ride. So many twists and turns and never knowing how it was gonna go. Nothing like it since

[@ceejayy1960]

at exactly @28:40 this man starts taking off his jacket while mantaining eye contact and still talking and never even looks back to said jacket and yet still tucks it in like he was standing behind the chair. class.

[@dlamini77]

Brilliant

[@debyanyolla5918]

How time flies, watch Keane Vieira fought in high tension each other in 2000's, now they sat together, enjoy old story, food and drink

[@alansmith4655]

Love the way Keane calls him Patrick. Like he's the lad from up the road in Cork.

[@harveywalsh2637]

Bro it’s literally his name

[@river2352]

I mean, that is his name? Some absolute melts on here

[@haddingtoniangcp2464]

​@@river2352not quite. Most folks call him Vieira.

[@thefullstop23]

If Roy calls him by his middle name, "Paul", then you can lose it. Otherwise, calm down. That's his job to call him by his name, "Patrick".

[@MichèleNoriega-k6d]

Down, boys. I think he means the pronunciation with the Irish accent. ‘PAH trick’.

[@Iamreallyhim26]

Thoroughly enjoyed this! Laughed so much. The best rivaly in the best premier league era and its good to see dispite the rivaly both keane and viera showed so much respect to each other. Premier league legends right here.

[@DM-vo2ke]

This was brilliant. Growing up the rivalry between United and Arsenal, Keane vs Viera was the pinnacle (even as a neutral). The respect that they have for each other is brilliant. Never seen Roy so happy!

[@EmptyGlass99]

Those United v Arsenal matches in the late 90s/early 2000s were truly the Immovable Object v the Irresistible Force.

[@anandmorris]

Bloody stress inducing too! Glad i was a teen/early 20s. If it happened now I'd be in a cardiac ward every weekend.

[@Kevakazii]

Unstoppable*

[@soys8834]

Great memories

[@philbarton2832]

Those games were stuff of legend, nothing else mattered for those 90 minutes of blood and thunder. Talk about character building

[@KingRooney89]

Keane and Vieira sitting next to each other eating breakfast, all is right with the world 😊

[@MatsM1]

I now belive in the prospect of World Peace...

[@StoodersFam]

Love the fact that without hesitation he’s picking Denis B as his first pick in a fantasy 5 a side team. He’s 100 percent correct. Great episode!

[@ashjackson7088]

The accuracy and detail of Carra’s ball knowledge is ridiculously impressive

[@ianmorrison554]

Fascinating. Viera is a real thinker; its so interesting listening to him talk. Good to see him and Roy showing each other respect.

[@elcal9600]

the respect between Patrick and Roy shows how incredible the rivalry was between these 2 absolute ballers. Mad love for them both

[@ferociousfrankie]

The quality of these discussions is unmatched. Super in depth and interesting and never boring.

[@timmni]

Wright: "We weren't arriving in suit and tie, I can tell you that much." Mate, last episode you were talking about rollerblading in the marble halls of Highbury 😂

[@thewengerinn5555]

😂😂

[@chase6986]

That rollerblading at Highbury, had me in stitches 😂

[@tomnbg3048]

😂😂😂😂

[@matthewflynn6837]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@openbloke]

🤣

[@vikramsingh1807]

Two of the best mid fielders to have ever played. More episodes like these please. A great watch. The respect and honesty towards each other and every question

[@briankavo]

Keane - 'You hit me and I hit you and we got on with it'. Many of today's players could learn from this.

[@stevenwatkins4033]

Now you have players crying on social media if another player does their “cele” and takes the club or country out of their bio if they’re dropped 🙄

[@allbies]

It all comes down to the way the football bodies want the game to be refereed. People can blame players being soft all they want, but they're that way because the changes in the way the game is officiated forced them to become less physical in general if they want to stay on the pitch, so naturally managers are going to start coaching them to play that way and eventually it seeps through the whole game, players growing up being less combative and physical on the pitch because you're not allowed to be that way.

[@mikeandrew4948]

Patrick is the best cdm the prem has ever had. He literally had everything. I've only seen yaya play that role better and Patrick did it for longer in the prem. So so good.

[@andrewkates1321]

This is such a brilliant format. Just open and honest chat between pros. There’s nothing else like it.

[@virtualinsanity2457]

How am I supposed to get anything done on a Monday morning?

[@bedford4383]

Sack off work, stick to football.

[@hartzldn]

Literally🤣

[@StephenCarrIsBald]

You’re probably unemployed anyway so no difference

[@sidbob1215]

@@StephenCarrIsBald😐 dry banter

[@streetsiswatching9660]

Cast to the TV 😂

[@someenchilada]

Never thought I’d see Keane and viera reliving the good ol days over a cup of tea. Amazing stuff

[@nungiceman]

This is really beautiful to watch. Enemy on the pitch, trying to kill each other year after year. But now everything is done and finished, they can all sit together and have a chat and a laugh! Respect!

[@dreamz701]

I shed a tear. Thank you guys for bringing up the best time of my year.

[@GrumpyOldMan-pk3mg]

Patrick Viera!! Now you are talking, this show has just moved up another level. 👏👏👏👏

[@MrJeffHead]

Great guest, not as good as some of the previous ones

[@davidkariu]

@@MrJeffHead how come? because they ae actually discussing football?

[@MichèleNoriega-k6d]

Excellent choice of guest. 👍

[@philbarton2832]

Ole was probably the best guest imo, the banter, the pacing, the stories, really likeable guy.

[@DannyG-cv8so]

Vierra, what a player he was!! We will NEVER forget those battles. My personal favourite Vierra assist though was his one to Giggsy in 99😂

[@adilabbas8628]

"you go after one of us you go after all of us" you can't teach this. You are born with it

[@celtic4862]

in Ireland this is very common small island mentality

[@hullcitylewy]

​@@celtic4862also same in English Sunday League! 😂

[@louiefurne9203]

Give it a rest lad

[@allbies]

No, you can definitely teach it

[@jennifernorburg2441]

This was just brilliant. Nevs questions, Caras knowledge of every game ever, Wrighty on on point and oh my word, Keano and Vierira. Wowza. Brilliant. Just brilliant 👏 ❤

[@yopidesick]

I'm proud to have witnessed that era, that rivalry and that fight...I really miss that time!!

[@Bert-lw1ot]

After Roy’s outburst on masseurs last week, you thought getting Patrick on would be a good idea?? 😂😂

[@henwilki6693]

Ah I didn’t see this! What did he say?

[@olith]

@@henwilki6693 10 minute rant on why masseurs should be banned from clubs. It's near the start of the episode

[@henwilki6693]

@@olith nice one, just seen it. Brilliant.

[@pjduff7577]

If you have seen the masseuse on other podcasts I think it was aimed at him and not multiple people

[@henwilki6693]

@@pjduff7577 😂 I’m a sport massage therapist so reconsidering my job right now 🫡 to be fair if I had to massage John Terrys feet before bed, I’d probably reconsider my life all together 😐

[@fodz9246]

Love or hate ManU, Gary Neville has contributed an incredible amount to the football ecosystem. Well done lad.

[@Veer_tales]

Can't believe how dignified both Viera and Keane are at the table. Much respect

[@andremills9287]

This is probably the most enjoyable interview I’ve ever seen. Knowing the personalities and seeing them now is legendary ❤

[@Sabrermk42]

Just moved house, lovely weather with the window open and the cool breeze wafting in, got this on in the background while I’m putting together furniture. Nothing better than listening to legends of the game, and Gary Neville, wax lyrical about their careers. I’m in bliss right now.

[@2amBreakfast]

"...legends of the game, and Gary Neville" 😂

[@MichèleNoriega-k6d]

Don’t you start trolling poor Gary, now. Gaz is a proper legend.

[@michaelsimpson2035]

The simple things in life 👌

[@adamjayobrien9441]

Hope you’re all settled in the new gaff👍🏻

[@aj7803]

Hope the new place is good bro 🙏

[@priMa.Customs]

This episode is liquid gold. Just took me back to the games that made me fall in love with football man. Its a different level of football, will never be matched. Unreal ❤

[@jmanutd1311]

Class act on and of the pitch. Patrick Viera, PL legend.