I see Demento is at it again re Keane

[Rigadon]

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

'tis true. He said Keane was overpriced when he moved from Wolves to Coventry.

[Shaggy]

'tis true. He said Keane was overpriced when he moved from Wolves to Coventry.

In fairness to the horrible *******, I don't think that was a dig. If I remember rightly, he was saying he rated Keane highly, wanted to sign him but thought the asking price was too high.

[Nicey]

I think he has had a pop every time he has moved and every time its for too much money .. well we will see now wont we

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Not defending the guy but all he said was he was surprised.

Too many people on here being pulled in by the journos, they are stirring things up before the game - doing a god job too!

[Elvoz]

Not defending the guy but all he said was he was surprised.

Too many people on here being pulled in by the journos, they are stirring things up before the game - doing a god job too!

[Nicey]

Good it needs stirring up

[Joe King]

Robbie Keane has laughed off Sir Alex Ferguson's suggestion that his move from Tottenham to Liverpool was the surprise transfer of the summer.

At a press conference on Tuesday, the Manchester United boss admitted raising an eyebrow upon learning Keane had sealed a move to Merseyside.

The striker arrived at Liverpool burdened with a hefty price tag and in the knowledge Reds boss Rafa Benitez had tinkered with his formation to accommodate a much-feted partnership with Fernando Torres.

Keane, who captains Republic of Ireland in Montenegro on Wednesday, insists Ferguson's assessment of his move is water off a duck's back, as he believes the game is all about opinions.

"I'm very surprised John O'Shea doesn't play for United every week," said Keane. "Football is about opinions and I respect everybody's opinion."

Keane will have a chance to prove to Ferguson he is well worth the £20.3million Liverpool shelled out for his services when his new side play United at Anfield on Saturday.

[tsb]

To be honest I raised an eyebrow at the 20m price tag.