Roy Keane

[Shadydan]

Roy Keane has become more of a salty old grumpy man rather than being a tv pundit. For me it looks like his only job is to stir the pot and call out people.

Jurgen Klopp handling the situation well after Keane called them ‘sloppy’ yesterday

Perfect for Sky then.

 

[h2005]

Roy Keane has become more of a salty old grumpy man rather than being a tv pundit. For me it looks like his only job is to stir the pot and call out people.

Jurgen Klopp handling the situation well after Keane called them ‘sloppy’ yesterday

He didn't call them sloppy, quite the opposite, he said they were outstanding with a couple of sloppy moments. Seemed like a bang on analysis to me

 

[werty]

He didn't call them sloppy, quite the opposite, he said they were outstanding with a couple of sloppy moments. Seemed like a bang on analysis to me

He definitely said they were sloppy before Klopp came on and made him squirm and backtrack.

 

[wirE]

He definitely said they were sloppy before Klopp came on and made him squirm and backtrack.

yup!

 

[kmk]

 

[edson]

 

[wirE]

 

[UncleBuck]

People will probably say Keane’s got an ulterior motive to say what he did but he’s bang on, so much so that even Souness was agreeing with him at the end.

 

[Insomnia]

I do love Keane as a pundit

 

[HildoSpur]

I do love Keane as a pundit

Agreed, he is brilliant.

 

[kmk]

 

[Tucker]

I love Micah Richards.

 

[riggi]

I love Micah Richards.

He’s alright but gets a bit annoying.

 

[Tucker]

He’s alright but gets a bit annoying.

Him and Keane should have an odd couple style sitcom. Where they are marooned on a desert island together, or run a bawdy 1970s fitness gym.

 

[cider spurs]

Certainly gets excitable does Micah. Can only imagine what he's like come Christmas

 

[SlotBadger]

I do love Keane as a pundit

I love Micah Richards.

I simultaneously love/hate both of them.

Neither work when asked to provide an insightful analysis of a passage of play, but...

I really enjoy Keane's sour attitude when in a room with more upbeat pundits (Richards being the prime example) - mainly to see their reaction to him going off on a rant.

Edit: Here's Micah Richards watching an unfunny video game sequence:

 

[mano-obe]

Keane is like marmite. You either love him or hate him

He's a Spurs fan, that could be why he has a face like a slapped arse

 

[Japhet]

I do love Keane as a pundit

He didn't give a shit who he upset as a player and he's carried it on into his punditry. He calls it how he sees it and I don't have a problem with that. Balances out some of the others who spend their time blowing smoke up arses.

 

[punkisback]

I love Micah Richards.

Met him out in London once. Really nice chap quite down to earth.

 

['O Zio]

He’s alright but gets a bit annoying.

Reminds me of how Ian Wright used to be waaay back in the 2000s as a pundit on England games. He was always so excited and couldn't contain himself, which was nice to see for a bit, but started to get old quite quickly because you could've had the same level of analysis from any random bloke off the street. Nowadays I quite like Wright, he's grown into it, so maybe Micah will do the same.