Manchester United supporters adored Roy Keane during his playing career and the Irishman is equally revered as a pundit. It was never a career that Keane wanted to explore, but he's become the star of the industry for his honesty and forthright nature.
Although Keane said in 2008 that he would 'rather go to the dentist' than become a pundit, while he also claimed that analysts in TV studios are 'brainwashing' fans on matchdays, it's the profession which he's been most suited to after retiring and turning away from management. It's also a profession in which he's really excelled and that has extended his popularity with the neutral punter.
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