All posts tagged "Roy Keane"
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Leagues: EPL
/ 8 years agoUnderstanding Roy Keane When You Never Got To See Him Play
Whenever Roy Keane speaks, the world seems to stop and take notice. For a figure who is disregarded by many as...
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Leagues: EPL
/ 8 years agoSerializations Clouding The Bigger Picture With Soccer Autobiographies
Currently, in the United Kingdom the serialization of a top sporting figure’s autobiography is gripping the media and the sporting world....
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Leagues: EPL
/ 8 years agoHey New York Times, Here Are Soccer’s Most Authentic People
On Tuesday morning, The New York Times took over as the PR firm of New York City FC and wrote a puff...
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Leagues: EPL
/ 8 years agoThe Best Manchester United Captains Have Always Had A Pact With The Devil
People, especially soccer fans and soccer journalists, do have a short memory. We are reminded of this only too often. One...
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Leagues: EPL
/ 9 years agoIt’s Time For Manchester United To Start To ‘Hate’ Losing Again
During the recent ITV special Keane & Vieira: The Best of Enemies, former Manchester United captain Roy Keane gave his insight...
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Leagues: EPL
/ 9 years agoWhy Luis Suárez is The Roy Keane of Liverpool
In some Manchester United circles, it might be blasphemous to say one of their players shares the same characteristics as a...
Leagues: Championship
/ 12 years agoWhy Nobody Wins In The Football Manager Sack Race
The last month and halfway point of the season has seen the start of the managerial silly season where managers...
General
/ 12 years agoFive Things Not To Buy A Football Fan For Christmas
So the clock ticks ever closer to the season of goodwill and as a self confessed lover of Christmas, a word...
Ipswich Town
/ 12 years agoCan Ipswich Town’s Carling Cup Run Save Roy Keane?
Last night Ipswich Town defeated Premiership side West Bromwich Albion by a solitary Grant Leadbitter goal, to secure a place in...
General
/ 12 years agoWhere Now For Steve Bruce And Sunderland?
14 games without a Premiership win would be worrying for several sides, but when you’ve spent the best part of £50...
