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New single & video - Tru Trilla "End the Day" ft Ruste Juxx & Julius Luciano of Shoe Gang
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Horatio Caine
LOOOL keane is goin in!
some of the quotes im hearing
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O Fenomeno
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-united/11144315/Roy-Keane-insists-he-has-no-regrets-over-horror-tackle-on-Alf-Inge-Haaland.html
Sorry Not Sorry
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Creed Diskenth
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Lieutenant
""I'd waited long enough. I f------ hit him hard. The ball was there (I think). Take that you c---," Keane wrote in his first autobiography."
Don Keane>
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Tee
Lmao
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JOHN DOE
The ball was there (I think)
Ndhdhdbdndbvd
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Risky
this guy is fucked
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i5_PRODUCER
Nah Keane is going in.
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Captain Planet
Roy Keane has revealed that Sir Alex Ferguson wanted him to wear the No.7 shirt at Manchester Unitedand not David Beckham.
The iconic shirt became available at Old Trafford in 1997 when then club captain Eric Cantona left the Red Devils after announcing his retirement from football.
Beckham subsequently took over the shirt, but Keane says Sir Alex did not want the midfielder to have it.
"The captaincy is important, but squad numbers can have an importance. At United, '7' was the iconic number," he wrote in his new autobiography, The Second Half.
"When Eric Cantona left there was a debate about who was going to be the next captain. I was quite relaxed about it.
"But there was his number, too - '7'. Bryan Robson had had it before Cantona and, of course, it went back to Georgie Best.
"The manager pulled me into his office and said that he wanted me to wear the '7'. I said, 'No, I'm not that bothered.' And he said, 'I know Becks will f****** want it and I don't want him to have it.'
"I'd had '16' since I'd signed for the club. I was comfortable with '16'. I think it might have kept me on my toes, being outside the '1' to '11'. I didn't think that I was a number '7'.
"I said, 'Give it to Becks.' Becks got it, and it suited him - and Cantona. Ronaldo had it after Becks."
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Captain Planet
Posted because of the fprmatting
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youcleanwepaint
court cases soon come after reading some of this
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Agony
Fergie's logic amazes me sometimes
Man didn't think Beckham deserved the #7 shirt but years later gave it to Owen and Dracula, pmsl
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Haze-e
9/10 best thing since sliced bread...
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Adotbiz
Hahaha that's jokes
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