Tim Cahill on the progress Arsenal have made under Mikel Arteta

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Tim Cahill speaking in November 2020 after Arsenal's 1-0 win at Manchester United about the Gunners' progress under Mikel Arteta.
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[@yuni360]

man who understands the game vs man who is always angry at something 😂

[@woolwhich7754]

😂💯

[@fredriknordin]

Its entertainment. Tim Cahill is far to good at this.

[@jm11111]

Keane isn’t even a good pundit just says controversial things and is always miserable

[@Denyo10]

This is why he’ll never make a good coach

[@EKSH1968]

Grumpy old man this Keane

[@ozy.mandias]

Roy should be reminded of this analysis😂

[@user-xk9yx2dl9t]

He'll somehow still say he was right.

[@PonchusMcMuffin]

His response would be ‘Well what have they won?’

[@blue_red_screen]

And he'd be right​@@PonchusMcMuffin

[@aqx1545]

@@PonchusMcMuffinthat’s a simplistic mindset no wonder why he flopped as coach

[@Haydersublate]

Cahill was being silly the whole show. Roy was tired of him. Arsenal are doing well because they have the 2nd best squad in the league. Tactics and formation don't win you a league.

[@gloryboyzz]

This video sums up Roy Keane as a pundit

[@3bladeninja21]

*angry *high pitch voice

[@zaidahmed9527]

Agree, he just chats rubbish

[@sanmateoflights]

And as a manager too

[@AJ1096NG]

Roy's analysis/punditry is biased, temperamental, and lacked foresight. Even Tim Cahill, who didn't ply his trade at a very big club, forsaw what Arteta was cooking way back before the fans.

[@Haydersublate]

He's an excellent pundit. Cahill was annoying that show. Arsenal have a better squad this year which is why they're doing better.

[@lderm7939]

This has aged beautifully

[@BusterMove78]

Like a fine wine!

[@blue_red_screen]

Where's the premier league trophy

[@jamesspearing121]

@@blue_red_screenit’s coming don’t you worry about that.

[@blue_red_screen]

@@jamesspearing121 when? 10 years from now?

[@leocarr1133]

@@blue_red_screennext season

[@AlexanderTovar1]

Tim Cahill, who first hand saw Arteta at Everton, knew exactly the kind of manager he would become. Top first hand analysis.

[@RichardStone-xk2px]

Tim Cahill, who first hand saw Arteta win nothing at Everton and knew exactly the kind of failed manager he would become

[@mangoesboy]

​@@RichardStone-xk2px that's a Nobel prize for your analysis. Great one....same as Roy.

[@RichardStone-xk2px]

@@mangoesboy Roy's won more trophies than the bottlers have...what does he know eh?

[@mangoesboy]

@@RichardStone-xk2px You are really "good" in analysis. We are not talking about who has the most trophies. Lol! 🤣

[@benjamindadzie9657]

​@@RichardStone-xk2pxhe has more than 30 trophies kid?

[@tobylambert4278]

Can we have Tim in the studio on Sunday 😂

[@quinny8960]

It breaks Roy's heart that Arsenal are good and Utd are shite...

[@FSG.OUT.]

He hates Arsenal more than any other team.

[@lancedsouza1547]

Wasn’t Roy a Spurs fan growing up? Makes sense..

[@blue_red_screen]

So good they've won the league

[@quinny8960]

@@lancedsouza1547 He was but he hates them too 😂

[@quinny8960]

@@blue_red_screen Imagine being a Utd fan , they have to be depressed 😂

[@3bladeninja21]

He was like this up until the end of last season too. Spoke about United possibly being back this season and rolled his eyes when Micah said Arsenal would be up there again.

[@ShahAfc]

Sky should bring on Tim Cahill more instead of all the former Utd players

[@livinginlondon6122]

For sure . Tim was talking sense and I would of agreed with him at the time if I heard this

[@lancedsouza1547]

I think Cahill is based in the Middle East heading up football operations there for one of the FA’s

[@jagmaharesi2486]

He spoked with a lot of sense, that's why he won't be back 😂

[@livinginlondon6122]

@@jagmaharesi2486 well I don’t see why not . I don’t mind the United former players but they do talk a bit of garbage

[@jagmaharesi2486]

@@livinginlondon6122 those former united boys don't always have the best analysis but they like to say things that will generate the viewership and ratings. Can't say the same for the ones who actually brought in a closer insight like cahill does.

[@F_Dot_]

Sky Sports Retro stay keeping receipts 😂

[@PonchusMcMuffin]

Goes to show that Cahill is more reflective and knows what he is talking about whereas Keane just reacts to results

[@ralteh3390]

Cahill literally played with Arteta in Everton under David Moyes for several years. I'm pretty sure he knew what he was talking about Mr. Keane

[@sukhdevr3489]

Both of them were ballers under Moyes. Cahill was an amazing 2nd striker and always turned up in the big games

[@themakaveli7909]

Cahill could see the come up

[@alia8892]

Proof Roy Keane is incapable of analysing football matches. Thats why he failed as a manager. Shocking pundit

[@sukhdevr3489]

You're right he's a shocking pundit and he's been a regular coming on weekly for sky sports for years. How pathetic of them.

[@sarparker5362]

A legendary footballer from a small footballing nation who played with fire, intelligence, and would never back down, dominating games in midfield.... and also there's Roy Keane I guess

[@jagmaharesi2486]

Isn't Cahill a forward?

[@sarparker5362]

@@jagmaharesi2486 No, he was an 8, an attacking midfield player. He also had so much natural energy and aggression that he was also a decent 6, defensive midfielder.

[@StuTheDon17]

​@@jagmaharesi2486 Towards the end of his career, he spent more time up front. He played as a striker for Australia. But the other guy is right. Over his whole career, he was mostly a mid.

[@yolo7349]

Roy is a surface level thinker and that’s me being nice

[@Brodaddy1000]

I think you're a bit generous calling him a thinker...

[@izzojunior]

Same person referred to Haaland as a League 2 player in his build up play, was a mediocre manager when he had the opportunities and this clip is more evidence of that. He was a terrific player, though.

[@joejo4549]

Was a decent manager in all honesty, got some good results and flirted around premier league capable

[@johna5368]

No no. Physical player yes, terrific player?? Hmm I very much doubt that mate.

[@joejo4549]

@@johna5368 a bad haaland year is still an incredible year for anyone elses standards

[@ayaanlatif2296]

@@johna5368Roy Keane was definitely a terrific player. Stop clouding your judgement

[@govindpathak726]

When someone talks about ball knowledge this is what it means! Not many people possess this quality!

[@uzayrhadi3342]

After that Man United win in 2020. Arteta went on a winless run for a month, so that win meant nothing and finished 8th in that same season and won nothing

[@djmercenary6588]

Well said Tim, done Keano up like a kipper there and he never even realised. 👏

[@GSeward]

Cahill obviously saw the big picture and the direction in which Arsenal were moving whereas Keane appeared to be myopic and focusing only on what was directly in front of him (with extreme recency bias).

[@boayoon8715]

Tim knew… Tim knew.

[@87lenn]

More Respect to Tim Cahill for being honest. ❤️Because even Arsenal legend would have bogged down to Legendary Roy Keane pressure

[@sami6911]

The problem is that managers are often not given enough time. Klopp, Guardiola and Arteta all had slow starts but they were given a chance and look at where that got them. The same is starting to happen with Pochettino now at Chelsea.

[@Deadmansworld14]

Well see​@@tokingmadd

[@AFrqPREV]

@@tokingmadd That's why. In his first season a lot was said that he could be fired, and now Chelsea have slowly achieved some results.

[@sami6911]

@@tokingmadd and yet plenty of fans were calling for him to be sacked earlier in the season

[@micah.101]

@@tokingmaddbar City, the other managers didn’t have a billion worth of players at their disposal did they?

[@RichardStone-xk2px]

1 FA Cup in 5 years after spending 700m

[@brxan3096]

A guy who actually watches the game & provides some useful input vs another who's always going on about "HunGeR" "PasSIoN" "DeSIrE" & a bunch of other cliche terms along with the shouting & rambling. But that's what get's Sky their clicks. None of the pundits that they bring on who actually dissect the game end up being there long term so I wasn't surprised that Cahill basically never got invited back onto the panel after this.

[@jagmaharesi2486]

Cause they're the ones who bring in rating lol

[@brxan3096]

@@jagmaharesi2486 yep, pretty much. That's the unfortunate state of affairs. Shouting & rambling gets more clicks over nuanced analysis & discussing actual tactics. But I feel like more & more people are getting bored of that format over time.

[@torqueRxF]

Should get Henry

[@user-oy4sm3lj2l]

Another Clear Reason why the British dont Have any successful Managers at Major Football Clubs, see Keane all in his Feelings, Neville always i his Feelings, cant even come up with a Footballing argument, probably how he talked to players, had nothing to say but Complain

[@RedMixRecords]

Keane isn't British

[@silverheart7964]

Roy was too busy looking for an argument to understand Tim's point. I was wondering why he was so aggro until I saw the score in the corner. What's wrong Roy?Your buddy Ole had a bad day at the office?😂

[@williamwallace1097]

I hope roy watched that back

[@sabmo3514]

His ego will convince him he's in the right still 😂

[@hype.7689]

nice to see Roy in punditry hasn't changed, gives almost nothing in analysis but hey at least he's honest! always been a mediocre pundit

[@themohas3243]

The duality of football fans: One cares about results (Roy) The other looks at the bigger picture and style of play (Tim)

[@TheMeloman79]

Remember that part well! Cahill knew! He was right.

[@cjgooners]

And we still have roy keane and not cahill on sky sports... Just because of his over the line statement that will create some news And not cahill because he makes sense

[@paulie4450]

What's worse is Sky keep bringing these Yanited pundits back while Cahill hasnt been seen on Sky since this happened.

[@sukhdevr3489]

Because they care more about having former man united and Liverpool players or big names than actual good pundits

[@valueinvestor77]

Can we please swap Tim Cahill for Keane, Carragher and Neville. Cahill clearly knows the game better than the 3 of them combined.

[@jagmaharesi2486]

Carra is still reasonable

[@valueinvestor77]

@@jagmaharesi2486 he probably is better, but not by much, and not enough to not want to see him replaced with better commentators/analysts

[@sukhdevr3489]

​@@valueinvestor77I'm an Everton fan but personally I love Carragher's analysis. Keane and neville are poor though

[@vikasguleria4706]

tim aged like a fine wine

[@ChadPlainview_]

When people wonder why Roy struggles as a manager.

[@elgonm289]

This has aged well Keano

[@112starwarsfan]

"There's an identity" Roy Keane: 😮‍💨

[@SiNz86]

Can someone who knows Roy Keane show him this video please. That angry man needs a bit of that humble pie.

[@chucky7826]

Show him the video, he'd say show us your trophies

[@brando3023]

Emotional Roy Keane. Definitely couldn't be a coach

[@micsp4428]

How the tables have turned 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@jasonleon1976]

Roy is massively missing the point Tim is trying to make. Tim was simply stating that Arsenal was showing an identity under Arteta. The rest is history.

[@inglese2996]

Hugely impressive from Cahill. Stuck to his guns. Keane’s short-term, results-today based thinking vs somebody who understands it takes time to mould a team, with consistency and a long-term vision. Why is Keane always on as a pundit and Cahill isn’t? Keane got schooled here.

[@davidbenson5924]

Cahill knows football unlike this guy who was chased at Sunderland.

[@moluther2826]

Roy is awful.

[@Tom-cw9xi]

Cahill is a much better pundit than Keane, Carragher and Neville. He also played the most recently so knows the modern game way better…

[@StephenPhilipps791]

Yeah as an Aussie seems not that long ago he was still scoring headers vs Syria and the like, getting us to Russia 2018 aha. Prefer our efforts in Qatar but anyway on ur point- agree he knows it well the modern game

[@afanwithagun]

One person is talking sense, the other one is using his hate to put his point across.. Football punditry should have context , using people just cos they are legends of certain clubs shouldn't be the criteria to be a pundit. Sport channels need to do better, get people on there that will give unbias analysis to entertain and educate viewers.

[@jg6022]

Roy Keane that's analysis...do your job!!!

[@StephenPhilipps791]

Impressed with Tims analysis as a fellow Aussie myself, also that hes standing up to Roy Keane aha

[@StuTheDon17]

Us Aussies aren't scared of the Irish. Because most of us have that in our blood haha

[@StephenPhilipps791]

@@StuTheDon17 True aha

[@FelixJPT]

'They know why they lost" is the best part of it

[@Sir_BananaSorus_MD]

Arteta got what he came for, to become the best and biggest manager at Arsenal. Now with that out of his system, he can start winning his trophies for the next 20 years to come.

[@paulcasey4282]

Turns out Arsenal were to become the ‘new Bayern Munich’

[@mahamedaden4919]

Hala Madrid 🤍

[@brandonwallace543]

They should show Roy that clip and see what he thinks now.🤔

[@srykextraodinairecreation9962]

Unfortunately, he never thinks

[@user-qj9pj1sx5d]

Can somebody really explain to me why Roy Keane is always mad.

[@user-xk9yx2dl9t]

He holds grudges.

[@circle1552]

Scary to that 2020 is now retro on this channel 0_0

[@87lenn]

Roy Keane & Man Utd legends used to discredit Mikel Arteta when he started his managerial career. Because they knew what was building. 😂

[@Cbart23]

Go on Tim 🤌🏻

[@mrfeather2732]

The entire Arsenal team was poor vs United. It was just Saliba and Gabriel who were doing their job right. Even Rice was missing.

[@carti1XO]

I always think about this

[@theSPUDereHD]

Instant Reaction Roy…

[@ArthurMathebula-cb2dp]

Tim cahil is the kind of pundits sky sports need to hire not people like roy keane and jamie carragher who go on emotions and results they don't look deeper into football management and look at the positives even though the team lost.

[@pralhaddevkota6663]

Roy is next manu manager make him he will relegate Manunited

[@herdyramanuj4380]

Would love to see him given more airtime, now that his analysis has proved to be true!

[@TomDobo1992]

Love Tim Cahill absolute legend 💙💙

[@alv1674]

One seeing with tunnel vision and the other seeing the whole picture!

[@niallhoran4896]

Not one of Roys finer moments but to be fair there are a lot more examples where he has been accurate in his theory and analysis then when he's got it wrong

[@nobodyinparticular8195]

Roy Keane just hates Arsenal with a burning passion and refuses to admit that Arteta is one of the most promising young managers in the world

[@AnotherAnonymousMan]

Perfect demonstration of how event based analysis is flawed.

[@peterpanman266]

They really hate any praise that isn't bigging UTD or Liverpool up. City have been so good for so long they have no choice but to praise them. Times have changed Liverpool have adapted well on and off the field but next year will be big change. Utd and gone backwards both on and off the field. Arsenal are solid and will be better next year but they'll have to start winning things. Newcastle are slowly and steadily growing. Spurs are spurs 😂. Chelsea are unknown but going to face violations so future tough for them.

[@danielrossetto8094]

Cahill knew exactly what he was talking about and has been proven right. Keane would not tolerate any opinion other than his own.

[@JoshAFC]

Here's an idea sky sports, maybe hire pundits like cahill who actually know what theyre talking about instead of people like keane, neville etc who clearly dont have a clue

[@ArsenalTilliDie97]

I remember watching this live at the time but Roy keane is a very bad football analyst though NGL.😮

[@nuudelz3711]

He had his structure and system and not the players. Now he’s built a half decent team and will keep adding pieces to perfect it the next couple years. Could go two ways, the next juggernaut or another klopp with one title

[@mpumelelobeyers957]

Arteta close friends; All consistently say he always emphasize style of play rather than result La Macia(Pep) Everton(Cahill) PSG(Pochatino) Arsenal(Rocisky)

[@sanmateoflights]

LOL at Keane, United have no identity. Arsenal have come strong under Arteta

[@anguswheaton20]

They can't even plug a hole in their roof the slackers. Dear Liza needs to have a word.

[@shreyansh2149756]

Pep said best about Keane "league 2 or 3 manager"

[@Emtrax.]

I think people just have to accept that pundits who played with the club are going to be biased. It's entertaining but you shouldn't take them too seriously.

[@pierre3903]

Some context would've been great

[@PoppersP]

Contrast this with what mourinho said about arteta, and you can see why he failed as a manager

[@dol1030]

Cuts off before Redknapp can say something inane 😂

[@rohitnaik1191]

This just shows roy keane is there just for the banter

[@onlyinmzansi6784]

A perfect example that you can be an ex footballer but be a bad pundit

[@Kin-qy1vc]

A high EQ against a low EQ

[@Nightsu]

You don't get these opportunities at clubs like Barcelona, Madrid and United. You don't deliver straight away and you're gone, especially with the Glazers. People can keep comparing but it will never be the same at a big clubs with expectations. "Arteta Out" was trending up until 2022 when Arsenal fans suddenly came out of their holes.

[@51gan788]

Damn, and this was back in 2020 - when arsenals results were really nothing to write home about. They should bring cahill back as a pundit

[@RTMafc9030]

This shows Roy Keane as a pundit 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@dharti7972]

Now it's time to set the goal higher. 4 full seasons. 2 seasons runner up.

[@Nsorien19]

Clear difference in knowing about something and just pretending to know when you clearly don't 😅

[@metamofo2133]

Tim knows its a process. This current Arsenal team will eventually click into shape. Small forward steps again this season however it still not perfect ( Villa & Fulham😅) but not losing games against your title rivals (big 6😑) is progress. While salty rival fans not in the race convo will say they're bottle jobs even they know City are above everyone by far

[@stevesalkas9128]

Smart aussie

[@bharathsrivinas2670]

This has aged well! No wonder Roy Keane was never a decent coach.

[@josephtmuchichwa6811]

Roy Roy Roy, take some anger management classes man

[@FurqanAsh]

Aged well

[@Bish_karma]

I love it. Man’s always angry at everything 😂💀

[@brownmoney27]

I like roy as a character, but he does have the most difficult time grasping simple concepts

[@dattam8048]

This man knows Ball

[@domebbasi2798]

This has aged well

[@benchinho]

So, how many games did Arsenal loose?

[@JasonMcNeill-bv8lb]

A mean it never aged beautifully at all after this…. Arsenal went 10 games without a win, ended up just above the relegation zone this season round about Christmas time, AND…. Since here Man Utd have won 1 more trophy and been to more finals 😂😂😂.

[@unstabilizer]

Cahill was not talking about immediate results like Keane was. The aged beautifully comment came because where Arsenal currently are and also coincidentally again after a 0-1 win at Old Trafford. Also, Arteta did win the FA Cup a few months before in Aug 2020 beating City in the semi and Chelsea in the final

[@jamesusanashville9678]

Arsenal will be more dangerous after modification of front line and adding Timber to defense, it will be the best.

[@makingmiracleshappen]

Good reminder of why i love roy keane and that it was never for his football "knowledge" lol