True. And the injury that ended his career was on the other knee. But let's not let facts get in the way
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Vindictive, career ending leg-breaks aside, I always liked Keane.
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Keane has never ended anyone's career
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Ok.
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Can you please identify a football player who had his career ended by Roy Keane?
career damaging tackle is probably more accurate. severe irreparable damage
What did Halaand say to Keane in 1997/8 when he (Keane) was down injured?
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In my 3 years of owning Samsungs, i have never once typed a word correctly at the first attempt.
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Not true Blarmy. Itw as the other knee that forced him to retire
Jose is the greatest wum.
Semantics - career ending or not, I couldn't care - it was vindictive, unecessary and has no place on a football pitch. Jesus, I said I like the guy - god knows how you lot react when someone says they hate him.
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Not true Blarmy. Itw as the other knee that forced him to retire
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This is more a general point rather than specific to Haaland, but the majority of Abou Diaby's injuries have been as a result of the broken leg sustained against that Dan Smith scoundrel.
There have been many injuries to his other leg/knee but the chronicness of his maladies is a definite result of that one challenge.
comment by Wing_Genius_John_Aston (U19099) posted 2 minutes ago
What did Halaand say to Keane in 1997/8 when he (Keane) was down injured?
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Listen I know this isn't the time or place but I just wanted to say....'I love you'
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posted 1 minute ago
Not true Blarmy. Itw as the other knee that forced him to retire
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Not a good defense of a violent tackle, Keane is a player that went in with intent to injure, not something anyone wants to see surely?
Keane will always be a coward for the Haaland thing, whether or not he ended his career is pretty irrelevant.
Keane has backed out of battles (Ireland, Fergie) etc in a blaze of cowardice over his career - His on field hard man act will never change that.
Some player though
An Arsenal fan lecturing us on poor behaviour after some of the neanderthals who've fielded for Arsenal prior to the recent 'f4nnys only' era.
Not defending a violent tackle. Just correcting sensationalised inaccuracies is all. He's not the first player to deliberately make a bad tackle and won't be the last. The main furore is over his honesty in admittong to it
comment by Bed Wetting Cretin (BWC1) - Jay, Grand Wizard of the GayKK. (U9335)
posted 19 seconds ago
An Arsenal fan lecturing us on poor behaviour after some of the neanderthals who've fielded for Arsenal prior to the recent 'f4nnys only' era.
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So because some Arsenal players have behaved badly, that justifies Keane's actions?
Deflecting from the actual topic of the article (Keane) in order to have a go at Arsenal players just proves my point further.
as dot hinted at too, the body is not a bunch of seperate parts. injury to one area can cause worse injuries in another area i.e the other leg
Deflecting from the actual topic of the article (Keane) in order to have a go at Arsenal players
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What has the Haaland tackle got to do with the OP?
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comment by Bed Wetting Cretin (BWC1) - Jay, Grand Wizard of the GayKK. (U9335)
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Deflecting from the actual topic of the article (Keane) in order to have a go at Arsenal players
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What has the Haaland tackle got to do with the OP?
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We are critiquing the validity of Keane's opinions based on his actions
"Deflecting from the actual topic of the article (Keane) in order to have a go at Arsenal players just proves my point further."
Yeah, I know, is that actually Jay? He's normally a decent poster. But mention Keane (even in a positive light) and he goes a bit mental.
So because Keane kicked some fool who deserved it a lifetime ago he isn't allowed an opinion?
Of course he's allowed an opinion. It's just how seriously it should/will be taken that we're debating.
How you can say Haaland 'deserved' it is quite beyond me.
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And last night I took a knock on the head at football, but all night long it was my warhead which was sore!
The body is a strange and wonderful thing.
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posted on 10/10/14
True. And the injury that ended his career was on the other knee. But let's not let facts get in the way
posted on 10/10/14
comment by HenrysCat (U3608)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Manc Python (U17527)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by HenrysCat (U3608)
posted 1 minute ago
Vindictive, career ending leg-breaks aside, I always liked Keane.
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Keane has never ended anyone's career
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Ok.
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Can you please identify a football player who had his career ended by Roy Keane?
posted on 10/10/14
career damaging tackle is probably more accurate. severe irreparable damage
posted on 10/10/14
What did Halaand say to Keane in 1997/8 when he (Keane) was down injured?
posted on 10/10/14
comment by Mr Chelsea. (U3579)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by ● (U4443)
posted 2 minutes ago
In my 3 years of owning Samsungs, i have never once typed a word correctly at the first attempt.
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Contributing to the Chelsea coffers, Dotty
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Please fly to the Emirates soon
posted on 10/10/14
Not true Blarmy. Itw as the other knee that forced him to retire
posted on 10/10/14
Jose is the greatest wum.
posted on 10/10/14
Semantics - career ending or not, I couldn't care - it was vindictive, unecessary and has no place on a football pitch. Jesus, I said I like the guy - god knows how you lot react when someone says they hate him.
posted on 10/10/14
comment by merrysupersteve (U1132)
posted 3 seconds ago
Not true Blarmy. Itw as the other knee that forced him to retire
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This is more a general point rather than specific to Haaland, but the majority of Abou Diaby's injuries have been as a result of the broken leg sustained against that Dan Smith scoundrel.
There have been many injuries to his other leg/knee but the chronicness of his maladies is a definite result of that one challenge.
posted on 10/10/14
comment by Wing_Genius_John_Aston (U19099) posted 2 minutes ago
What did Halaand say to Keane in 1997/8 when he (Keane) was down injured?
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Listen I know this isn't the time or place but I just wanted to say....'I love you'
posted on 10/10/14
comment by merrysupersteve (U1132)
posted 1 minute ago
Not true Blarmy. Itw as the other knee that forced him to retire
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Not a good defense of a violent tackle, Keane is a player that went in with intent to injure, not something anyone wants to see surely?
posted on 10/10/14
Keane will always be a coward for the Haaland thing, whether or not he ended his career is pretty irrelevant.
Keane has backed out of battles (Ireland, Fergie) etc in a blaze of cowardice over his career - His on field hard man act will never change that.
Some player though
posted on 10/10/14
An Arsenal fan lecturing us on poor behaviour after some of the neanderthals who've fielded for Arsenal prior to the recent 'f4nnys only' era.
posted on 10/10/14
Not defending a violent tackle. Just correcting sensationalised inaccuracies is all. He's not the first player to deliberately make a bad tackle and won't be the last. The main furore is over his honesty in admittong to it
posted on 10/10/14
comment by Bed Wetting Cretin (BWC1) - Jay, Grand Wizard of the GayKK. (U9335)
posted 19 seconds ago
An Arsenal fan lecturing us on poor behaviour after some of the neanderthals who've fielded for Arsenal prior to the recent 'f4nnys only' era.
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So because some Arsenal players have behaved badly, that justifies Keane's actions?
Deflecting from the actual topic of the article (Keane) in order to have a go at Arsenal players just proves my point further.
posted on 10/10/14
as dot hinted at too, the body is not a bunch of seperate parts. injury to one area can cause worse injuries in another area i.e the other leg
posted on 10/10/14
Deflecting from the actual topic of the article (Keane) in order to have a go at Arsenal players
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What has the Haaland tackle got to do with the OP?
posted on 10/10/14
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posted on 10/10/14
comment by Bed Wetting Cretin (BWC1) - Jay, Grand Wizard of the GayKK. (U9335)
posted 7 seconds ago
Deflecting from the actual topic of the article (Keane) in order to have a go at Arsenal players
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What has the Haaland tackle got to do with the OP?
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We are critiquing the validity of Keane's opinions based on his actions
posted on 10/10/14
"Deflecting from the actual topic of the article (Keane) in order to have a go at Arsenal players just proves my point further."
Yeah, I know, is that actually Jay? He's normally a decent poster. But mention Keane (even in a positive light) and he goes a bit mental.
posted on 10/10/14
So because Keane kicked some fool who deserved it a lifetime ago he isn't allowed an opinion?
posted on 10/10/14
Of course he's allowed an opinion. It's just how seriously it should/will be taken that we're debating.
How you can say Haaland 'deserved' it is quite beyond me.
posted on 10/10/14
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posted on 10/10/14
And last night I took a knock on the head at football, but all night long it was my warhead which was sore!
The body is a strange and wonderful thing.
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