The producer of the movie Saipan was told he was ‘mad’ to work on a film about the Irish team at the 2002 World Cup.
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Rawness of Scholes makes us love him even more
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MATT BARLOW: New Keane and McCarthy film is a terrific re-telling but here is what doesn't work
Roy Keane was the first to predict his own role in Saipan. 'In this bad movie I was going to be the fall guy,' he wrote in the autobiography published a couple months after the 2002 World Cup and a ...
There was some debate at the start of the season about how Wayne Rooney would do as a football analyst: Virgil van Dijk ...
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Manchester City proved far too good for the champions, who linger eight points behind league leaders Arsenal after 11 games ...
Liverpool’s Premier League title defence was written off by Roy Keane after their 3-0 defeat by Manchester City.
ROY KEANE’S rarely-seen lookalike son has married his glamorous partner in a stunning wedding. Keane’s son Aidan tied the ...
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