Roy Keane has attacked Paul Pogba and questioned his commitment to Manchester United.The World Cup winner has endured a tumultuous season, with Jose Mourinho seemingly trying to force him out of Old Trafford.
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2"I wouldn't believe a word he says!"Roy Keane did NOT hold back when asked for his opinion on Paul Pogba pic.twitter.com/GuaGUDqhjF— Soccer AM (@SoccerAM) April 24, 2019Keane was speaking ahead of United’s derby clash with Manchester City, which ended in a 2-0 defeat for the Red Devils at Old Trafford.Second-half goals from Bernardo Silva and Leroy Sane took City back to the top of the league, one point clear of Liverpool with three games left to play, and highlighted the gulf in class between United and the Premier League leaders.“I reckon the City players couldn’t believe how easy it was tonight, in a derby game,” was Keane’s post-match assessment.“City were very good but it was an easy night for them. They are sitting in the dressing room and cant believe how comfortable it was.“I dont know what happened at half time. They never got going and City seemed sharper in the second half.“Even the first goal, players not closing players down. We spoke about the basics but I reckon the City players couldnt believe how easy it was in a derby game.“You have to put demands on players and I think it was an easy night.”
Manchester City have apologised to Chelsea for the music that rang out around the Etihad Stadium following the hosts' 6-0 victory on Sunday. The Madness song 'One Step Beyond', which is regularly played at Stamford Bridge when Chelsea win, blasted out of the stadium speakers immediately after the final whistle.
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Former Chelsea striker Tony Cascarino believes Declan Rice should pledge his allegiance to England ahead of the Republic of Ireland. London-born Rice is still eligible to play for the Three Lions despite already making three senior appearances for Ireland.
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Movie hardman and ex-footballer Vinnie Jones has insisted he would have 'smashed' Scott Brown during yesterday's ill-tempered Old Firm match, had he been in Alfredo Morelos's shoes. Rangers striker Morelos was shown a straight red card after 31 minutes of yesterday's 2-1 victory for the
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Now, talkSPORT is offering you the chance to join Motty and his famous sheepskin coat live in London. At the Greenwood Theatre on April 15, John will join talkSPORT's Paul Hawskbee on stage to talk candidly about his life, remembering the brilliant highs and some of the devastating lows.
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Gunners photographer Stuart MacFarlane has hilariously trolled Tottenham over their shrine to the White Hart Lane centre-spot at their new stadium. Arsenal's legendary 'Invincibles' side needed just a point against their bitter rivals to claim the Premier League title in 2004.
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