Manchester United hero Roy Keane has never been one to pull his punches.
The ever-popular former captain was equally as fearsome and no-nonsense on the pitch as he has been during his post-playing career as a pundit. Just ask ex-Manchester City midfielder Alf-Inge Haaland, or anybody who has been on the receiving end of one of his sharp-tongued rants from the studio.
It was that same cavalier attitude that made him such a devastating player, as well as getting him into one or two bust-ups along the way. Even his own teammates were not safe, as Peter Schmeichel might testify.
