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the.mad.dog.man
12 Jul 26 13:22
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i just cant stand the thick hunt bet he hates it on england keeps on winning

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By:
mesmerised
When: 12 Jul 26 13:29
He actually seems like an England fan
By:
the.mad.dog.man
When: 12 Jul 26 13:58
pmsl
By:
DIE LINKE
When: 12 Jul 26 14:07
surprised to see him in all the gambling ads. These are his principles, and if you don't like them...well, he has others
By:
SirNorbertClarke
When: 12 Jul 26 15:00
In an industry that bathes itself in verbal diarrhoea, keane brings some much needed brevity.
By:
sofaking
When: 12 Jul 26 16:48
Him and Micah are there solely for comic relief. Two clowns.
By:
liamog
When: 12 Jul 26 20:22
Says it like it is and much better than the likes of Shearer who'll shy away from saying anything negative about any player
regardless of how bad they've played.
By:
MALAY
When: 12 Jul 26 20:38
Making money good money, easier money than being a head coach which he wasn’t great at, absolutely brilliant footballer in his day.
By:
duffy
When: 12 Jul 26 21:10
Says it like it is...kind of!! but he's also embraced the caricature of himself which is clearly on display in the ads he now does which kind of makes you think that he's sold himself down the river a bit.

It's a little bit like when Iggy Pop was pilloried by fans for selling out to appear in a car insurance ad.

I want Keane growling and snarling on camera at a player for not working back or making a tackle not by milking that personna for comedy as it just makes you wonder that his anger on screen is really a pretence and he's just trying exploit that niche he's created for himself.
By:
nineteen points
When: 12 Jul 26 22:02
And why not
By:
duffy
When: 12 Jul 26 22:20
Yeah, why not, I would just like Keane's reaction when approached to do one of those comedy ads would be something along the lines of, F00K off not interested in line with the personna I loved on the pitch and what made him my favourite United player of all time, but I'm clearly being naive, who wouldn't take the money.

It's just that in his particular case it detracts from the sincerity of his delivery on screen when he is analysing...such as it is.
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nineteen points
When: 12 Jul 26 22:28
Your totally right,but,money is king with these lot.Look at Souness,strachan and mcoist,happy to make their living down here but just as quick to be anti english when the money suits.its the way of the world.
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mesmerised
When: 12 Jul 26 23:21
Has his daughter on the overlap promoting her business

He'd have raged and slágged another play off for doing the same thing.

Good value in general, but I prefer listening to proper insightful football analysts such as Tim Vickery.

Kind Regards.
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