7 Players Roy Keane Was Afraid Of
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Roy Keane was the guy who could literally start a fight in an empty room. Hard as nails, both his opponents and teammates feared him and no one wanted any smoke with the former Manchester United captain during his playing days. But it was the ultimate uno reverse for quite a few players because they ACTUALLY made Roy Keane scared. Who were those players?
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You don’t mess with Duncan Disorderly.
3 months? Wow
I could never understand how Keane was never knocked out. Not as hard as he makes out plenty players would take care of him
If you read Vinnie Jones' autobiography, he states the hardest player he ever came up against was former Sunderland captain Kevin Ball. Never saw him shirk a tackle and scared the pants off a lot of his opponents (Met him a few times off field and what a lovely bloke though!). Still remember to this day him taking out Paul Ince in a 50:50 after a couple of minutes of a Sunderland vs Man Utd game, Ince rolled around like he had been shot, Bally just stood over him and told him to get up. Ince went in to his shell for the rest of the game which Sunderland won 2-1
What year was that? Don't remember Ince ever playing against Sunderland in a Utd shirt
@@tonguelessghostofsin 1990
Ron "" chopper "" Harris, Dave mckay, graeme sourness, etc etc
Duncan Fergusons 1st by a mile , 2nd Graham Souness . but in the late 70s for me is Jinky Jim Smith born in the gorbals of Glasgow a very very nasty hard man, played for Newcastle and Scotland .
Jink Jim Smith, are you sure? He rarely broke sweat when he played. Although in your defence I remember him being sent off in the first minute of a game v Birmingham City, for a truly shocking leg breaking challenge. And that was in the days when they had to be truly shocking challenges to get a red card.
Souness didn't want to know when Garth Crooks nutted him and slapped Dalgliesh after Souness had stomped on Glenn Hoddle in charity shield at Wembley 1982. I am a fan of Souness though I wasn't back then as I felt there was real arrogance in that side and he deserved what he got from Crooks that day. He was a top player, good manager and good pundit though I thought he was disrespectful to Roy Keane during last world cup, for what its worth if Crooks had ever nutted Roy Keane, the latter would not have backed off. Bumped into Garth Crooks about 20 years ago at a cash point on Kingston Hill, lovely bloke.
Billy Bonds, Colin Todd et all
The hardest footballer I ever saw was Dave Mackay. He would have mangled Keane and also many of the so-called hard men featured here.
Just like he done Billy Bremner
What about Tommy Smith Liverpool.
I watched Dennis Smith of Stoke have Dave Mackay on the floor in pain once. Even I was surprised.
@@rajnirvan3336 Done!….
@@rajnirvan3336 Done!….
“In Ferguson’s early days at Rangers..” 🙄 He spent 1 season there…played on 14 games…this wasn’t his “early days”. This was his big move. His early days were at Dundee United where he came through the youth teams, played 77 games and scored 28 goals over 3 senior seasons
I always remember Roy Keane backing down from Andy "Tyson" Myers in a game v Chelsea.
When talking about football hard men You cannot throw Shearer and Viera in the same conversation with Big Dunc. I sincerely beliieve Keane wasn't affraid of either of those two. I would have thrown Eric Cantona in as a wild card. Having seen a lot of the Overlap the way he speaks about Cantona seems like a respect born through a certain fear of him. It's one thing to challenge another player to a fight. To take on the Palace fans with a Karate kick is a different level of crazy.
Have ever seen Vinnie Jones against Terry Hurlock at Millwall, he never went anywhere near him at any time ever.
Billy Whitehurst. Without a doubt.
Dont know if the two ever met on the field though.
Duncan was a monster to be fair
Keane is the best defence midfielder in prem history just a solid presence he never thought he was tough was a leader the best but Duncan and vinny were on another level seriously tho big Duncan hardest I’ve seen
not sure about that, tbh......he was good, but there's a lot of competition for that title.....and as for Duncan Disorderly, he had mental issues which I've heard he has now come to terms with.....
Alf Ramsey - clearly no mug - realised Nobby Stiles was the hardest one of all, hence his being in the World Cup winning team.
Nobby would have sorted Vinnie Jones out in seconds, possibly permanently.
PS Another immensely tough man - a usually overlooked part of his genius - was George Best. He NEVER flinched from a 50/50 ball and always gave as good as he got.
He was scared of Duncan Ferguson he was like a little lamb
John Fashanu was as big as Duncan Ferguson, nasty, and a trained martial artist, much like Zlatan. So if we’re talking fight tough, one of them is possibly the hardiest. If we’re talking hard tackling, Kenny Burns was brutal!
For hardmen of football you just cant look past Billy Whitehurst. Tough as nails, after football went into gypsy bare knuckle boxing for a while.
yeah watched him at newcastle picked jan molby up by the neck,another hard man at newcastle was centre half john macnamee
Peter Storey , EX Arsenal, was another to throw in this Conversation
Vinnie jones was a mug talk about hand picking people to pick on. Neil ruddock another mug, tbh I don’t think Keane was scared of anyone especially Frenchmen but think everyone gave big dunk a wide berth. Though tbh to Martin keown he battled with him as did stam but you never see anyone mouthing back at Duncan, well Paul sharper did and then got folded.
In reality i don't think Roy Keane would have been scared of any of these. There is a total difference when on a pitch and off.
Big Dunc and Vinnie,bTough
Its all about intimidation
Duncan and Jones are in my mind when I saw this video 😂😂
If I had to pick one that Roy Keane genuinely seemed to try and avoid on the pitch, it was Duncan Ferguson. But hard as he and the likes of Vinnie Jones were, these guys were as soft as putty in comparison to the real hard men of the past. I can't speak for the era before the 70s but can remember the hard men of that era and literally every team had at least one.
Im not a united fan but keane defo world class different player to zidane but he b on the best team ever 💯 totally different type of player a machine energy power and gifted with football inteligence ...i wouldnt like to b on the wrong side of roy...leader of all.
Totally agree Keane was a mouth..
Big Dunc WATP
You're narration is spot on, of all the facts of these incidents
We are talking about football here ......Keane had a job to do which was to lead his troops from the front ...Ferguson put his head and body in harms way to score goals . Vinnie was probably a better footballer than he let on , and as michaelbailey has already said he its all about intimidation ....They would have fought each other in the ring at different weights except Ferguson and Vinnie , my money would have been on Ferguson ....Vinnie was all mouth and trousers he was a bit of a bully ...but who knows...certainly not you
@richardfweeler
Thats exactly it... all had totally different roles to play and they were good at them. Doesn't matter one bit if Keano's bark was worse than his bite. It worked, it intimated some and it rallied his troops! That's his job! 😉lol
No such thing as a hard man footballer, tough player yes. Two tough players who are often overlooked are imo mark Hughes and George best.
Saw Mark Hughes vs Millwall . Terry Hurlock clattered him ..Hughes got stitched and played on
Dead right - especially George, who used to get the ball at Anfield and run round players looking for Tommy Smith, to run rings round and humiliate him time and again.
Big Dazza More would have taken him out easily. He's a real gentle giant normally, but get him over angry and stand back.
Get ya medals out time that settles it
He wasn’t afraid of no one
Johan Neeskens It’s old but look it up
Why repeat in the narration what the player has already said?
The thought of football players and tough 😅
Meanwhile in rugby 👊
the toughest was billy whitehurst,ask vinnie i saw billy take out 5 big men in sheffield just went back in pub to finish his pint and vinnie was there.
Steve Walsh, Leicester City, clattered them all🦊
Steven Gerard was no pushover
Bobo Balde was the man to take them all.
He really was a monster. Like a much stronger version of Patrick Viera, but without the subtle skill.
I remember Razor Ruddock kicking lumps out of Dunc ...all good clean fun....i genuinely dont get the Keane BS..SOUNESS wouldve made light work of him and you never see him acting on TV shows like Keane ..
Agree. Souness comes across today as a decent thoughtful person today but on the field he was never intimidated by
anyone. In the main the program concentrates on English football but Souness proved himself in Italian football where
some of the tackling took the breath away.
@@robertmcdougall3166 Souness biggest thing was control while at Liverpool...can't remember seeing him given a red there ...but Keane was given lots of Reds for pure stupidity ...Souness also played when the old iron curtain existed ..tougher times
@@rickster5120When he took over at Rangers he only lasted minutes until his first Red. Would love to have seen him in the old Leeds team, my word no passengers taken. As you say tougher times.
@@robertmcdougall3166 think same can be said of Keane ..they had strict instructions from Paisley and Clough to control it ..obviously at Rangers he had nobody telling him
@@robertmcdougall3166 and rickster5120 Google Garth Crooks nutting Souness and Souness did nothing Charity shield 1982.Keano would have eaten Souness for breakfast and would not have backed down from Crooks.
Just imagine the realisation, that you have just been caught burgling Big Duncan's house, by big Dunc. Good luck with that 😆✌️😎.
Doesn't matter a f*** if Keano's bark was worse than his bite. It worked, it intimated enough players and it rallied his troops! That's his job! 😉(lol)
Anyone the gaa football, rugby, Aussie rules,ice hockey boxing, MMA, the list is endless, would know soccer is not a though game especially these days.
A lot more broken legs in Soccer than the sports you mentioned
He was terrified of Duncan Ferguson hardest footballer of all time
I Darren Moore asks you, just say yes.
Keane was not a player he had no football skills he was a bully with plsyers he tought he could beat.
Roy Keane is afraid of Nemanja Vidic
Wpuld l9ve to have seen fergie vs vinnie
Wouldn't have lasted ten seconds. Vinnie, would have being knocked out in around five seconds !!
What happen with club Wimbeldon how play Vinni bro i am talking for Old Wimbeldon
Vinnie Jones was a total grub.
NORMAN HUNTER BITES YOUR LEGS.
Wow its Americans telling us about "soccer" again. Awesome.
Keane may not be able to take on everyone, but he always led his teams to think hard and play well. I only support Man U when they play against European teams and enjoyed their first European Cup win in 1968 (Keane wasn’t even a twinkle in his Dad’s eye then). There’s no favouritism on my part, I just think Keane was very good player and leader and he’s the only real honest host on the Sky TV football channel. He doesn’t take sides, just says what he thinks. I always thought he would make a brilliant England manager, as we’ve had so many namby-pamby managers to date. Unfortunately, the lot that make that decision would never consider him and it may even be an insult to Keane himself, as he is Southern Irish.
But Roy, you’re nearly English now and Jackie Charlton did the opposite!
Before he died!
What has thuggery got to do with being a top player.throw a ufc fighter on the pitch and he will be naturally the toughest.nothing to do with football.
It's not to do about thuggery, it's about not letting the opposition out muscle you. It's about being physically and mentally strong. If you ae a big strong centre forward like Fergusson or Shearer, you can guarantee that the opposition will be trying to stop you anyway they can. You often have to be ready for a physical battle. If you are not mentally ready for that (you are intimidated), then you might as well not be on the pitch.
Its only football.
Bottom 25
No soccer player would last long on a Rugby pitch. Soccer is a game for actors but Rugby is a game for hard men
You mean football. No one who knows the game calls it "soccer".
And most rugby players wouldn't last one round in a boxing ring, so your point is?
Most boxers wouldn't last in a knife fight in a pub. lol
Come and play amateur football. You’d have no chance 😂
Roy was afraid of no one
Agreed
watch the Wimbledon Man U match
He stayed clear of Ferguson and in one of the clips V. Jones literally flew a headbut at him and he did nothing…
Possibly maybe 5 of them. But Keane definitely wasn't scared of Viera. And Shearer shat his pants twice when Keane went for him 🤣🤣🙈
Possibly THE MOST irritating voice commentary I've heard this year ....
Dont think Keane was afraid pf anyone, respect is something else. Crazies like Feguson and vinny jones are no point to argue with.
KEANE AND CANTONA LOVED A RESTRAINT 🤣🤣SHAT THEMSELVES FACE TO FACE WITH VINNIE JONES THE PAIR OF THEM HUMILATED THEMSELVES
Well, you missed the legend goalie ANDY GORAM OF THE RANGERS! Alex Ferguson brought GORAM to Manchester Utd. Andy Goram put Keane in his place so much so that the Neville had to say to ANDY GORAM that no one spoke to Keane like Goram done! BUT ANDY DID AND NEVER BACKED DOWN! GORAM WAS THE BEST GOALIE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM EVER! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🇬🇧🇬🇧🤺🤺⚽️⚽️🏌️♀️🏌️♂️🥁🥁🎺🎺🙏🙏👏👏😁👍