You couldn't possibly consider signing for the club and fans that did this to your dad could you , could you ?What better way for a son to avenge the crippling of his dad by joining us and torturing the rags for years as payback for their vile behaviour that day and every day before and after.
Said before, Haaland had an issue with Keane not the rags.
Oh right, I must have misunderstood the cheering and chants, and how many of their fans revel in the incident ?
If you were at that match and watched the lack of reaction of OUR players, you would understand.
Not to mention a lucrative subsequent gig in punditry.
What Keane did was the move of a complete shithouse. He had every opportunity to front Haaland off the pitch, but chose the snidey backstabbing woman option. Keane was a disgrace that day, & this heinous act showed what the majority attending Old Toilet are truly like.... :-(
What I'm saying has nothing to do with that, neither has the fact Alf was never the most popular player for us, he could have been wearing ANY shirt that day, I'm speaking specifically about a son, seeing his father treated like that, with an opposition player standing over him and screaming having gone to do him, the fans rejoicing in it (and still do), sorry if you could, but I never could play for that club, or those fans.
Who said he was?
Right you are Captain Obvious