I see Demento is at it again re Keane

[Nicey]

I read that Demento is putting his ****ing ore in again regarding Robbie Keane and the fact that he is over priced ... he has been having digs at Keane for years now .. I would ****ing love for Keane to open his account with us next game .. in fact I hope he gets a ****ing hat trick take the match ball and shove it in Fergesons fat stomach and tell this is for you ya daft jock cunt

[FatTony]

Lets hope he does bang in the winner! Would love it.

Well, at least it adds even more spice to the best game of the year.

[Mike]

Would love Keane to score his first goal against the mancs. We all Dream.

[Reece]

Yet they paid £30m+ for Berbatov?

[Assassin]

Would love Keane to score his first goal against the mancs. We all Dream.

It has to be the winning goal

[Nicey]

I am sure Robbie would love to as well .. just for once I would like to see us ****ing dick these utter utter cunts ... I dont want to see any of this hand shaking bollix ..anybody seen laughing on the pitch should be put in the ****ing youth team for a month ... Honestly I really want see our boys leave there ****ing hearts out on the pitch .. they ****ing owe us

[Parm]

Yet they paid £30m+ for Berbatov?

I know, says it all really.

[Chrono]

Reminds me of a quote from Deco about Robinho only moving for money. The absolute ****ing cheek of him to comment on something like that or perhaps I am cynical and when Deco was growing up he dreamt of playing at the shed end. Cock.

[Nicey]

Deco fitting right in at Chelsea I see

[Shaggy]

What has the purple-nosed cunt said?

[Roboklopp]

Hope we dont hand it to em on a plate by playing our current 6-3-1 formation mind. My birthday w/e will be ruined again. Only just recoevered from the time Carra scored 2 own goals for them on me bday 10 years ago!

[Elvoz]

I am sure Robbie would love to as well .. just for once I would like to see us ****ing dick these utter utter cunts ... I dont want to see any of this hand shaking bollix ..anybody seen laughing on the pitch should be put in the ****ing youth team for a month ... Honestly I really want see our boys leave there ****ing hearts out on the pitch .. they ****ing owe us

100 %

and when mascher splits them in two with his tackles dont help them up
give them the mascher snarl

[Elvoz]

Hope we dont hand it to em on a plate by playing our current 6-3-1 formation mind. My birthday w/e will be ruined again. Only just recoevered from the time Carra scored 2 own goals for them on me bday 10 years ago!

oh **** dont remind me

[Roboklopp]

soz

[Joe King]

Keane moved to Anfield from Tottenham Hotspur in July for what would have been a Reds record fee had they not paid £21million for a certain Spaniard the previous year.

It was the first big-money deal of what was initially a slow summer on the transfer front, and the Irish striker was heralded as the final piece of Rafael Benitez's jigsaw puzzle.

The likes of Ian Rush, Liverpool's all-time leading goalscorer, declared that Keane's experience and nous would transform the Merseysiders into a team capable of winning the Premier League, let alone challenging for it.

The 28-year-old has endured a relatively slow start to his Reds career, however, failing to find the net at all to date.

And Ferguson has rubbed salt into the wound by hinting that the ex-Internazionale hitman was a curious signing.

He said in The : “The big surprise was Liverpool paying £20million for Keane.”

The United boss's statement may seem utterly innocuous on the surface, but developments later in the summer give his a words a plethora of potential connotations.

For Keane's Mersey move was comfortably eclipsed in both financial and shock value, with Manchester City landing Robinho for £32million and Dimitar Berbatov arriving at Old Trafford for just under £31million.

Ferguson's insistence that Keane was a more surprising signing than Robinho would seem to suggest that he questions the price-tag or believes Benitez ought to have spent his cash on other areas of the pitch.

Indeed, press and public alike have begun asking similar questions of the Spanish tactician's summer spending. Liverpool's dearth of wide options was exposed against Aston Villa recently when Keane was forced to play on the left wing, while even in his regular position the former Leeds star causes problems.

One of the highlights of the Reds' 2007-08 campaign was the attacking partnership that formed between Fernando Torres and Steven Gerrard. The pair netted 51 goals between them and racked up numerous direct assists to become one of the most exciting tag-teams in Europe.

However, Keane playing his normal second-striker role could disrupt the rapport Gerrard and Torres have developed; and while Keane and Torres have shown glimpses of their potential together, it is yet to produce anything like what the skipper and El Nino did last season.

That is one interpretation of Ferguson's words, in any case. Whether Benitez and Keane reach the same conclusion remains to be seen, but they may prefer to do their talking during Saturday's clash at Anfield.