Roy Keane

The Manchester United legend returned home to his English home for a few days before flying back to Qatar.

A manager done a dance on the sideline. Why do you think it's okay for a manager to dance? I don't get it. They know how much I respect the Brazilian history. [Keane](https://www.irishmirror.ie/all-about/roy-keane) has provided viewers with plenty of entertainment during the tournament so far and will be back on TV screens this Saturday as England face France in a quarter-final clash. I watched them in 1982 and loved everything about them. This may also help the education of young kids back in school and we will continue doing things in our manner.” [Sky Bet World Cup video](https://m.skybet.com/lp/the-discovery-zone?DCMP=SOC_DigitalPR_Ready10_1) if he thought Brazil were disrespectful, Keane replied: "100%. I'm entitled to it. He explained: "I had a break. “To those, I leave that noise aside. I needed a break.

The Cork native jetted home from Qatar recently as people were starting to 'get on his nerves'. The Manchester United legend, who is working as a pundit for ITV ...

A manager done a dance on the sideline. I respect the culture. “Those are the ones I give my heart to. They know how much I respect the Brazilian history. I needed a break. He explained: "I had a break.

The South American giants were sent packing after losing the quarter-final in a penalty shootout.

A manager done a dance on the sideline. Why do you think it's okay for a manager to dance? They know how much I respect the Brazilian history. This may also help the education of young kids back in school and we will continue doing things in our manner.” I watched them in 1982 and loved everything about them. “To those, I leave that noise aside.

The Manchester United legend has been working at the tournament as a pundit for ITV, but decided to return to his home in England for a few days midway through ...

This may also help the education of young kids back in school and we will continue doing things in our manner.” They know how much I respect the Brazilian history. “To those, I leave that noise aside. I don't mind the first jig, or whatever it was, for the first goal, but not every time. “I can see when the tank’s filling up,” Neville claimed. Keane replied: “I had a break.

The former Ireland skipper caught up with Gary Neville and Micah Richards over lunch in Qatar, to dissect the 2022 World Cup ahead of the quarter-finals this ...

“When a team does well without Ronaldo, ‘we’re better off without Ronaldo,’ I hate that rubbish. Reaching for his phone to pull out the stats, Neville states that he played 28 games in his final full season, 15 of which were in the league, to which Keane replies “15? “They had a good result last night.

Roy Keane has doubled down on his belief that the Brazil players and manager Tite acted in a disrespectful way during their last 16 romp over South Korea.

They know how much I respect the Brazilian history. The game is about respect. “To those, I leave that noise aside.

Keane has been on pundity duty for ITV with the likes of Graeme Souness, Ian Wright and Joe Cole. And their company apparently became too much for the ...

“I can see when the tank’s filling up,” Neville claimed. You’ll learn a lot more if you listen rather than talk all the time.” Keane admitted: “I had a break. He went back.” “I’ve heard you say it 10 times,” Souness said as Keane reiterated it wasn’t a penalty. Roy Keane says he had to fly home from the World Cup as his fellow pundits were “getting on my nerves”.

Ronaldo has dominated headlines since being dropped for Portugal's last-16 tie against Switzerland, with reports claiming he threatened to leave Qatar after ...

I hate that rubbish. 'He's the greatest player I’ve ever seen and I love him to bits, irrespective of what he may think. I thought Switzerland would do really well against Portugal, and they've absolutely battered them. 'I hate that rubbish. After shrugging his shoulders, Keane then argued: 'Are these players supposed to be perfect? He’s finding that difficult to come to terms with.

The latest Nottingham Forest news as Ronaldo left Manchester United earlier this month, meaning he will not feature against Steve Cooper's men when the ...

Ronaldo has been criticised for his attitude in recent weeks by the likes of another former Man United man Gary Neville. It remains to be seen if he regains his place in the line up against Morocco on Saturday. “He [Ramos] scores a hat trick, and everyone looks straight to Ronaldo. It leaves the forward on the lookout for a new club after the conclusion of the World Cup. I always thought there could be a chance that Ronaldo wouldn’t start a World Cup knockout game for Portugal – he’s 37!" Portugal went on to win that game 6-1.

Manchester United legend Roy Keane is working for ITV at the World Cup and has featured heavily in their coverage, but took some time off to fly back to ...

Keane then explained: "I had a break. Though he did not reveal who he had fallen out with, Keane has had a number of bust-ups during the tournament so far. Souness had insisted the decision to award the spot-kick was correct, with Keane disagreeing. Souness then added: "You learn a lot more if you listen than talk all the time." Their exchange ended in a fierce rebuttal from Souness, who said: "Let someone else speak." He has featured heavily in their coverage so far, with [the World Cup now entering the quarter-final stage](https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/worldcup-live-brazil-argentina-netherlands-28671723). He said: "How long have we got? It's been fine," You've got to get out of there." In the latest episode of that programme, which was released by the betting company on Thursday, Keane admitted he had flown home. "I think it's been OK. [Gary Neville](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/gary-neville), Graeme Souness, Joe Cole and Nigel de Jong, among others, on the channel.

Roy Keane has revealed that he flew home to Manchester from the World Cup in Qatar as people were starting to 'get on his nerves.'

This may also help the education of young kids back in school and we will continue doing things in our manner.” They know how much I respect the Brazilian history. “To those, I leave that noise aside. I don't mind the first jig, or whatever it was, for the first goal, but not every time. “I can see when the tank’s filling up,” Neville claimed. Keane replied: “I had a break.