“We’ve got a championship to win” Roy Keane in 2000

Roy Keane has become renowned for his explosive outbursts regarding the standards at Manchester United. In this episode of United Unheard, we look at the European campaign of 1999/2000, where, as reigning holders, United faced off against Fiorentina and Real Madrid. The club were in dominating form in the league but, after suspension ruled him out of the 1999 Champions League final, Keane had an extra incentive to win the biggest prize in European football. His comments around these matches make fascinating listening of a Manchester United captain at the very peak of his powers and influence.United Unheard delves into the archive of Tom Tyrrell, presented by Wayne Barton, to reveal more.If you enjoy Manchester United history beyond the headlines, subscribe to United Unheard for conversations that uncover the untold stories and forgotten moments that shaped the club. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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