Tommie Gorman interviews Roy Keane on return from Saipan

[@jericho9653]

Keane was right about how we should prepare like the Germans and Italians. Expecially back then as we actually had a good team of players. But we so badly missed him at the world cup. We would have beaten spain

[@kerrysgold1]

John Delaney stuck in there as well

[@dillydally7327]

We should’ve beaten Spain without him anyways.

[@superpoochable]

Let's argue he's right in principle, he should have kept his mouth shut until the competition was over. He would have had great leverage. Instead he looks like an egomaniac. Ran back to his beloved Manchester instead of fighting for the people of Ireland. Not Mick McCarthy.

[@documax123]

Roy is unique. He was awesome in this interview. Honest. Natural. And he would've loved playing that World Cup. What a story.

[@EverGreen1888]

If it's a story it's a tragedy but I agree it's very honest and typical of Keane. The villains here are the FAI

[@stephengallagher2209]

He lied about his 'injured knee', and gave several, contradictory accounts over the years. He is anything but honest.

[@documax123]

@@stephengallagher2209 thanks Mr. Orthopedic surgeon.

[@jasond869]

I was one of the kids that didn't understand why Keane left. Now I understand completely.

[@1972dsrai]

How can you have no footballs and kit when you’re preparing for a world cup?

[@laoch5658]

if keane was from Dublin he'd have a statue on every corner. people think keane left, no he was sent home

[@conorlyons8529]

It wasn't just about training facilities. That's what kicked it off, but I think the other senior players not backing him was what hurt him the most. How alone did he feel at that point? Sitting alone in his hotel room hearing the rest of the squad move on is just heartbreaking. It's a pity Irwin had retired by then...

[@AA-69]

LIAR

[@RadioNul]

Irwin retired for similar reasons...

[@rampageclover9788]

Irwin like Keane was a firebrand and being part of that iconic killing machine at Old Trafford that hoovered up every trophy in it's path...he wasn't gonna waste his time being dicked around by the empty FAI suits...given his level-headed nature though wasn't one to speak his mind but just quietly bow out...but do not be under any illusions that he thought any differently than Keane

[@adamlw7181]

moron@@AA-69

[@1972dsrai]

He’s said it wasn’t a big deal and understood why few of them spoke with him. He understood most were just concerned with themselves and didn’t want to rock the boat with McCarthy.

[@danielcurtin9263]

Why as a 9 year old boy did I understand why Roy left/got sent home? As a 27 year old man I understand this even more. This was my 1st time watching this interview and I can safely say anyone who thinks Roy was wrong for standing up for what was right can go do one!

[@waynemartinskerritt1466]

Always understood Saipan was r&r pre real stuff. A week in Saipan and then on to the real stuff. Prob had to be there to know what went on. Keane did regret it after. Documented. Young kid at the time. Cost him. We did well without him. Never know now well with him. Regardless of the circumstances if you don't like the General you still turn up for the fight. McCarthy still doing great stuff managerial wise at his level. Keane can't get a job. I enjoy them both. Older Keane gets it a bit more.

[@AA-69]

LIAR

[@keithp6699]

I was 14, and 20 years later I still can't believe this happened. I was very upset about it at the time. If Keane assaulted Mccarthy he still shouldn't have been sent home. That's what I think anyway. He was probably the best player in the world at the time. We could've made the final that year. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity.

[@michaeldevaney5728]

I believe keane is a really good person but the reality is he drastically let Ireland and its people down to the extreme

[@michaeldevaney5728]

Keane put himself before his country and the Irish people he is an extremely selfish person no man is an Ireland hees like a spoiled child who didnt get a packet sweets kicking a temper tantrum there are people who would give anything to represent their country

[@churlishly]

Respect for Keane for speaking the truth and not backing down in the face of the insistent interviewer trying to guilt trip him.

[@shanet5604]

Ah he could’ve shut up sometimes and had let Keane flow more !

[@colmocuinneagain3580]

He was extending an olive branch

[@SpazmodicAndroid]

Interviewer saying think of all the kids, well all the kids should use Roy as a role model to believe in yourself, stand up for what you believe in and be true to yourself.

[@Michael.Talbot]

I agree and well said 👍 That is more important than anything in life.

[@superpoochable]

Yeah, always think of yourself and never the greater good. Your ego is more important than the dreams of a nation. Man up and play for your country. You can have a hissy fit after the tournament FFS.

[@pereirafernando7413]

@@superpoochable He was sent home by McCarthy, who didn't have the balls to talk to him the way Fergie did.

[@superpoochable]

@@pereirafernando7413 He insulted his boss in front of the rest of the team. Personal stuff. He sent himself home and could have apologised and came back, but he didn't. His ego cost Ireland. Are you from Ireland?

[@pereirafernando7413]

​@@superpoochable I'm not Irish, and I'm not saying Keane's behavior isn't a problem. All of the big deadlines said that he was sent packing home by McCarthy and McCarthy himself confirmed that later on. Keane didn't come home because he wanted to. Saying it was Keane's ego alone is incorrect because McCarthy can't deal with those who have an ego as big as him. Keane's disciplinary issues were the trigger and McCarthy's poor management was the last straw.

[@craigdx4182]

Keane is 1 of the best midfielders if not then best to ever play in the premier league and is used to being in a successful team that's ran professionally. Then he arrives at the world cup and theirs no balls no kit and no pitch to train on, so he gave a interview telling the truth then he's the bad guy.

[@IWTBF]

True honest pro

[@mikefhifh3454]

Shit Roy kane

[@AA-69]

He's not paid to give interviews... He's not paid to bring balls... He's not paid to bring shirts... He's not paid to assess pitches... But he couldn't keep his nose out as he thought he could do EVERYTHING.... the great Roy Whats-his-name...

[@leeturton9254]

Trying to guilt trip Roy ain't gonna work...don't work on men like that...he has his principles and he'll stick with them no matter what...there's a reason why Roy was regarded as one of the greatest centre midfielders to ever play in English football...any young'un want to know what Roy was all about just watch juve away 1999

[@shanet5604]

Did the opposite to what Gazza did !

[@dasnutnock6408]

In that interview he did with Gary Neville, he rightly pointed out that people in Ireland spend significant sums of money to follow their team, and they deserve to have a properly prepared team to watch.

[@Account_CB]

Love this guy. Straight as an arrow! His honesty is refreshing & type of person that others can aspire to. Honesty & Integrity to challenge when things are sub standard...He tried to be the mouth piece for his players and call out failures. If you just follow despite seeing glaring lack of standards it will get you nowhere. A person who knows success could see that the lack of preparation was setting them up for failure and he did what i would want a captain to do & call it out.

[@johnnyoranges]

This is a man of integrity being hassled by an interviewer determined to guilt trip him into compliance. Stick to your guns, Roy.

[@darknark7325]

Agree, interviewer had me cringing, I wish Roy called him out for it.

[@AA-69]

LIAR

[@wannabe353]

Roy showed the interviewer he was wrong by giving him honest, well-thought-out answers. More power to Roy for letting the interviewer make a complete arse of himself and letting the viewers of this video make their own judgment rather than expressing his own judgment to the interviewer on how crap, unfair, etc. he was being with "barbed" questions designed to trip Roy up.

[@angeladennison412]

Well I’m listening to this man for the last three days I’ve been looking for this man for most of my life I’m sad I just never got to meet him so much respect for him as a human being for standing by his truth amazing interview

[@ActionGT77]

stalker

[@notoriouseagle1074]

I think a compromise could've been reached considering how key of a player Roy was at that time. It's also not like Mick had much of a leg to stand on the way Ferguson did.

[@wannabe353]

A compromise can't be reached when the manager is too proud and stubborn to admit where he's gone wrong or to apologise for that to the captain of his team - a captain who's also one of the best midfielders in the world, who leads by example.

[@johnpatterson6448]

Roy was the number one thing I was looking forward to in that world cup. I was gutted. But he was dead right. He was not willing to accept that Ireland should be jovial losers.

[@shanet5604]

Didn’t want the same of,there to get the party going…

[@matthewdawson3979]

I would really like it if this footage wasn't poorly compressed by stretching the aspect ratio and was instead kept in its original form. Anyways, I watched Rebel Without A Ball for the first time a few weeks ago, it's a great documentary, I do feel bad for both Roy Keane and the manager when that happened

[@pal54321]

RIP Tommy

[@55018]

I was very shocked and disappointed that Keane didn't play in that world cup .. and I'm English!! though a Man United supporter. The interviewer was trying to persuade Keane to go back to the world cup for the good of Ireland .. and if MM had apologized I'll think he would have done. Keane was one of the best midfielders in the world, he played in a highly successful Man Utd team, it was a travesty for Ireland that he didn't play in that world cup

[@documax123]

Next to Diana's, this was UK/Britain/Ireland's biggest watched TV interview.

[@luislizard2626]

The most charismatic player in football history impossible to out talk with the wit of Oscar Wilde and the toughness of Rocky Marciano Roy Keane Read his books 10 years ago before he became a pundits phenomenon

[@paulbyrne4214]

Integrity. It's everything. Can't believe the interviewers focus on language rather than Micks mistakes and ways to try an embarrass him

[@aidossocratis1813]

Mick McCarthy was lucky to coach Roy, a manager like him shouldn't have been allowed coach the calibre of player like Keane.

[@shutup2751]

Rip Tommie, probably not his greatest interview but memorable still

[@Damien-l9y]

Mick was and still is a CUNT No other Manager has been sacked more times than him

[@EverGreen1888]

It was an excellent interview. He asked all the questions we had at the time

[@ericolejkowski8748]

Baby, what a big baby! Just get on with the game……….. baby😅

[@paulymullo]

I remember watching this interview 20 yrs ago,i was 20,man utd super roy and ireland fan,but i knew after watching that he was not goin back,but still each day untill ireland got knockex out by spain whom we should have beat,poxy penos ian hart aghhh,roy its his job

[@stuartmorris2803]

But Roy....if you don't play, a dog may get kicked and look very very sad. Would you not play and help the poor dog?

[@gavinbrando8255]

The dog should just do its job and bite back

[@jamieweir2598]

​@@gavinbrando8255🤣🤣

[@majorthestbernard5831]

This man is a natural born rock 'n' roll star

[@vin8754]

Biggest what if in irish sporting history.

[@stevestevenson6816]

Thierry Henry might raise his hand to differ 👋

[@notoriouseagle1074]

I think Conor McGregor could make an argument.

[@ChadLouisNewton]

Why does Mick McCarthy get a free pass for falsely accusing Roy of feigning an injury to miss a play-off game after he'd played all of the group match qualifiers. Seriously poor man management and if I was Keane, I'd have been fuming about that as well. The rest of the Irish Players were Bottlejobs by saying nothing during the meeting too. They got what they deserved when they were knocked out on penalties by Spain.

[@shanet5604]

As Niall Quinn said through to me,some went to say something but were told to shut up or they’ll be sent home too ! McCarthy was the manager so…

[@richard_1111]

Couldn't agree more. I never warmed to Mick, and he hadn't a clue how to manage top players.

[@sentientbean1]

Aussie here. Bloody hell I love Roy Keane. Love this guy.

[@thomasfallon2545]

Rest In Peace Tommy Gorman.

[@talkinghead3169]

Preparing to play the biggest games in Irish football history and what happens? They don't have any football's to train with! Only the Irish ....He was right!

[@RobLewis3]

Integrity. Good man Roy. He wasn't taking the accusations from Mick or the lack of support from his team. How could he go back and give 100% after that? It wouldn't be right to play in that situation even though he was dying to represent Ireland.

[@johnnykeane9633]

Would have been great to see an older Roy Keane in the world cup, I don't know how much he was comprised by injury at this stage but his presence alone would have made a huge difference

[@shanet5604]

He was at the peak of his powers ! Wtf are you on about…

[@pman3522]

Ever wonder why Mick never had a interview like this

[@A6kilr]

RIP Tommie Gorman

[@DoctorMeatDic]

I remember the whole country watched this. The following day, all the girls in the office were talking about was how sexy he looked.

[@Kittysoftpaws377]

They weren't wrong 😅

[@jamieweir2598]

Its no the looks its the strength and power that does it for the woman, hes calm yet brutal and hes not a liar or scared of speakin the truth. Hes what men used to be and is rare to find these days

[@Tur1883]

Sure it should've been FIFA's responsibility to ensure that every team had equal quality facilities/training pitches while at the Competiton.

[@doniemullaneyokeeffe9563]

Well done again Keano

[@conorlyons8529]

19:23 is comedy gold

[@kieranpower3018]

🤣🤣😭😭😭

[@pjom4191]

Yea, tommie lost roy for a second there

[@wannabe353]

The interviewer conveniently forgot that the parents would explain things to their children - in such a way as to encourage them to not allow what happened within the Irish team to stop them from achieving their own goals and dreams, be it in football or with anything else in life.

[@neil2905]

father ted stuff

[@JohnCambridge-gw3ox]

Its not the first time the fai had a issue with a corkman think back to 09 with the way they treated cork city fc

[@shanet5604]

If only held on against Macedonia in ‘99,seven seconds away to qualifying for Euro 2000

[@paulbyrne4214]

And he is a top tier professional, that mediocre people just can't understand

[@arsebusquets2436]

This bust up between Keane and McCarthy was in the post for a long time, the Saipan incident was just the spark that blew the whole house down. The problem was Keane was bigger than Mick, bigger than Ireland even, and Mick knew it. While Keane was fully justified in complaining about the facilities, Mick's ego couldn't take that Roy was having a go at him again, regardless of whether he was right or wrong. Then all the gripes from the past get dredged up to justify each parties views, then there is no backing down, only carnage. Its all about man management and having the self awareness to take some critcism and blow back from players, to harness that to get even greater performances out of them. Iam sure it wasnt all a bed of roses between Fergie and Roy down the years, but Fergie knew how to manage those big personalities so long as they were doing it on the pitch. As soon as Roy's powers began to fade and the injuries crept in, bang he was out the door. We all wish Roy could have buttoned it until we got to the actual training camp a few days later, but he got to that place in his career but never accepting second best and he wasnt going to start now.

[@philiploveswatcheswhiskies9832]

I stand behind Roy pride is everything

[@sirravixfourhorn7681]

I can understand both sides. The interviewer is trying his best to get Roy to bury the hatchet and compromise so he would make an appology that the coach and the FA would surely accept. But there was too much bad blood at this point that Roy was not willing to be scapegoated for the FA's incompetence and mismanagement. His criticism of the training facilities was justified, and unless the FA and coach agreed with him on that and vowed to do better, he was not going to back down on that.

[@gormanmatthew]

interviewer laboured the same point numerous times, seemed to have a bit of an agenda from the outset. But I still found it a good interview

[@stephengallagher2209]

Roy, on his 'injured knee', said he was stiff on the Sunday, no physio requested, so he pulled out. He also said here he was advised not to fly, though he told Mick he would on the Saturday. He also said the deal was a positive result in the first leg meant him skipping the second leg. So which was it? He returned and played three full matches in a week. Who is the liar?

[@PauloTheGeek]

He was right to be angry about the facilities and poor preparation but wrong to throw McCarthy and his teammates under the bus BEFORE the tournament. In the Irish Times interview he basically tore everyone to shreds before a ball had even been kicked. He had no right to do that,, just because was captain and playing for United. Put his ego before what was best for the side. And McCarthy was right about Iran game, Keane played for United three full games in the 8 days after that playoff, he clearly wasn't injured. Just couldn't be arsed.

[@nuftis]

Huge Roy Keane fan but that was tragic. A clash of ego's resulted in a squandered opportunity Ireland may never see again. That needed to just be sorted out. With words, fists, whatever. Just sort it out. Im not even Irish and i was gutted for Ireland

[@shanet5604]

You could say the same about family,it doesn’t happen…

[@SpookyGamerUK]

People know the troot!

[@patricklenehan129]

Roy Keane 100% correct !!!!!!!!! , done well in that interview not to tell Tommie Gorman to do one. He asked the same question in 10 different ways.

[@shanet5604]

A narcissist is never wrong and will invent reasons if things aren’t going their way ,RK will challenge anything if you read his books , it’s not their fault and will look for a reason to prove so and if things were right and he probably didn’t feel right to play it was suiting him both ways…

[@richard_1111]

Team Roy! FAI are and were a joke, Mick has no idea of man management

[@sparkyhughes131]

This was a watershed moment like when sinead oconnor ripped the picture of the Pope, she was criticised at the time but was eventually proved right

[@laoch5658]

and now shes muslim..dont believe the media

[@jerryoshea3116]

He's been a tremendous player for Nottingham forest,Man Utd and the ROI..His achievements speak for themselves,( and i saw some highlights of the 2002 qualifier against Holland and he was the most effective player on the field!) But the 'flip side' of the argument and his personality has made sure he's never been far away from controversy! And even though it does sound like Mick McCarthy was somewhat out of his depth( from the Org point of view)but at the same time ROI is run by the GAA and they're not a massive Soccer Org as far as funding goes,and u kind of get the impression Roy K had got used to drinkiing Champagne& eating Lobster Rolls at Man Utd& wasn't to impressed with half a Guinness and a Cheese Sandwich with the ROI..And he made his feelings known!..But the conversation bet him and the Manager shouldhave been held privately& they may have reached a impass& agreed to differ for the sake of the Team..But we'll never know!

[@treblebbb3388]

The interviewer is small town, i know Ireland is a small country but this pleading is embarrassing

[@stephengallagher2209]

Roy: Oi moight be alod a tings, but Oi'm no loiar! *demonstrably lying throughout interview*

[@kingkenny2797]

Mick should've called him back the bloody yob...

[@AlexKing-qn8ri]

This interview makes a fascinating study in psychopathy. Keane would have been a serial killer in another life.

[@christopherevans4101]

It was really poor prep. Mind you given the refs in that World cup ROI weren't beating South Korea even if they'd got past Spain... Keane no doubt thought Mick was a joke manager compared to Fergie at that time but then again he has probably a lower opinion of SAF as a man given the fallout from his Man. United exit than McCarthy who at least came to see him before they met again as managers before Wolves-Sunderland in 2006. Was reading Keane's autobiography a few years back and he actually mentioned taking Ipswich to an RAF base to prepare for pre season training in summer 2010. Said he got up in the morning and some of the players were giving him a look of "how the f*** are we getting promoted at places like this!" He lasted about 15 games that season... Great great player no doubt but an enigma as an individual.

[@ronanscully3828]

Loved roy in this but the interviewer Is so biased constantly trying to make roy feel bad

[@shanet5604]

This is exactly how you do not conduct an interview,dear me…

[@323v6]

NO BALLS ? For International football training 😂🤣😂 Sounds more like a 'Jolly Boys Holiday ' Once in a lifetime chance. ??NO BALLS ??

[@IWTBF]

Sounds like Mike bassett england manager

[@JohnCambridge-gw3ox]

This was his last chance at a world cup he was 31 years old

[@TheMrbc74]

Roy should never have done the interview with the times, up until that point it was in house he’d been unhappy he’d made his points but once he done that it was always heading the way it did

[@shanet5604]

And they printed it a day early…

[@stevestevenson6816]

How many times does he ask about the language ffs come off it man

[@pigriser]

"What about the country?" Yeah, RTE cares about the country.

[@eoinosullivan5674]

Proud son of Cork

[@stephengallagher2209]

Here Roy denies he questioned Mick's Irishness. Countless players say Roy bleated 'ye're not even Oirish... you're an English qunt!'... so, who is the liar?

[@silewis9396]

More than one person can lie

[@martinmcguire5458]

I arranged to meet Mick!!! At my house 😂😂😂😂😂 The fact Mick turned up shows you who the real boss was 😂😂😂

[@eamonsmall91]

The Man should not have ran away from the problems. Ego has a big part to play here on both sides. He should have stayed and after the world cup say his piece. Going home was not the answer. Bite your tounge and get on with it. We played football in a field full of cow shit growing up. Sad thing is, Ireland could have won that world cup. He says his conscience is clear. But still looks for support from senior players. Come on.. My Opinion, he let our one of a kind Country, Ireland, down. Poor training ground and no footballs? WTF like. Go buy a ball and play on the road. Or go get locked. Look at the GAA players

[@Hijacked1976]

This is a reporter trying to discredit Roy Keane lmao

[@MikeBeSafe]

Oh will someone think of the kids!!!!

[@dalek3086]

long term bad blood between Keane and McCarthy, and between Keane and the Irish football authorities. .Look at the way Keane shook McCarthys hand after the Holland game, the contempt, could hardly look at him. Should have had the Wimbledon spirit and played as a team ...and the article in the paper was fine according to Keane - total disrespect ....

[@zaphodbeeblebrox9109]

"You bastards" - Mick McCarthy

[@johnjonjohn413]

It started with Alex Ferguson pulling Man Utd out of the FA cup in 1999 and Keane's attitude to playing for Ireland was the same . His club's performance in the league , and playing in the Champions league was all that mattered .

[@shanet5604]

Nah,bullshit ! It was the English F.A that wanted United to play in the World Club tournament to help their bid for WC2006 ,get your facts right,basic research…

[@ChadLouisNewton]

That's nonsense, Keane played all of the Group Stage Qualifiers and the 1st Play Off game against Iran and only missed the 2nd due to carrying an injury and the team already having a 2-0 Lead. It was No Man Management McCarthy being stupid enough to make an unjustified accusation of faking injury which pushed Roy over the edge.

[@shanet5604]

@@ChadLouisNewton He didn’t play all of the qualifiers,but he did play in the most important ones…

[@johnjoyce341]

Roy only wanted what was best for the Irish team and wouldn't accept anything less.He wanted to do get Ireland to do the very best they could at the World Cup.It was an amateurish set up and the FAI haven't moved on yet.

[@Paul5520]

The FAI, Mick McCarthy & Roy Keane let the country down here. it really is as simple as that. Ego and bickering helped nobody in this situation.

[@robertpirsig5011]

Not Keane, or even McCarthy but the FAI. Delaney and co couldn't organize a piss up in a brewery.

[@johnmurphy9601]

Tommy gormans interview questions are absolutely rubbish

[@shanet5604]

If if penalties were taken better,we’d have been alright against Spain…

[@andyhello23]

No matter what roys problem was, boy did ireland miss him against spain. Spain were there for the taking by ireland that day, and they could of done with his driving spirit on the pitch. I bet roy watching that game knew he should of been there. He really let down the fans, and irish team, who could of done with there best player at that moment, as that game in 2002 against spain ireland should of won, and spain were there for the taking, but they missed the influence on the pitch of keane. I bet roy where ever he was that day when ireland played spain, and they lost on penalties knows he should of been there, and i bet his mates and family believe that too. Its amazing its 20 years ago now, but i bet that missing that game really haunts roy keane, as it ended his aura for irish fans as that player would would do anything for the team. Spain were there that day for ireland to beat, and they missed keane ability to control the center of the park. Spain were very weak team then, and ireland should of won, they lost on penalities. Keane cannot blame irish people for thinking he let them down. Spain could of been beaten if ireland had that player like roy keane on the pitch, and you can be sure keane knows that himself. Of course its his life, and he does what he wants, but you can be sure watching that game in 2002, he was kicking himself for not being there in that game against spain that ireland were beaten on penalties.

[@gonzokawasaki]

The guys questions are hilarious!! Oh Roy what about all the little babies who are crying 'cos you left the world cup!! What about them Roy!! LOL

[@stephengallagher2209]

Roy went back and played three full matches for Manchester United in one week on his 'injured knee'. So, who is the liar?

[@FortValance]

The irish players failure to stand by Roy Keane may have cost them all a world cup winners medal. Ireland really could have won that world cup with Roy Keane.

[@ThePrivateDick]

Have a word.

[@LekstrocitY]

Roy’s teammates sold him out and he’s to loyal a man to accept it.

[@marioandwes]

The interviewer was legitimately awful. Making comparisons between this and the compromises made during the Troubles was one of the low points

[@tomelliott4576]

My fave psychopath

[@shanet5604]

How the interviewer Tommie Gorman didn’t concentrate on the job in hand is ridiculous ! Talking about the past when what’s important,what happened in that moment ?? Absolute joke…

[@lifeimitateschess3768]

What about the poor people who love you Roy lol 🤣

[@YesOkayButWhy]

Roy has proven over the years that he has a horrible streak. With the things he's said about people and their personal lives that he has no right to comment on. So no, I don't take his side. And yes, Mick was right to send him home in this instance.

[@michaeldevaney5728]

Definitely 5 hours too long in the incubator

[@shanet5604]

How the hell did not 1 player stand up and say,here,you pair sort it out !!! Know why,I won’t reveal a source that went to say something and was told to shut up or you’ll be out too ! Clue,it was an Irish player,and I’m Irish…

[@Tricky181]

Mick should have been the one to be sent home.

[@shanet5604]

@@Tricky181 Ah in ways,they were as right as each other ! Should’ve been more clear,it was someone who worked for Niall Quinn who told me that,only needed a voice to say,leave them to it,we’re on both sides ! We’re here for Ireland !

[@karaboc9398]

Roy was right to leave but what I would say is if he considers himself a Christian he should give and expect nothing in return. Expect to be treated poorly and betrayed and persecuted, and forgive because they know not what they do.

[@dónalÓNiadh]

A man who lost his temper speaking as if he was Muhammad Ali. 😂

[@stephengallagher2209]

Roy: Mick, ye're a shite manager. De only manager oi respect is Sor Alex Ferguson! *a few years later* Roy: Ferguson is a langer!

[@silewis9396]

The Ferguson quote doesn't sound like something he'd say. I think you are a liar.

[@1972dsrai]

Keane was totally right to be angry about the poor preparation and facilities for a world cup, but why the two of them couldn’t speak privately so no one felt slighted I do not know. Ireland couldn’t afford to be without its leader and arguably best player. As the manager it was McCarthy’s responsibility to ensure everything needed was provided. The buck ultimately stopped with him.

[@msheehan18]

don't like that reporter

[@johndoyle1810]

Probably cheap skate tactics by the fai