Roy Keane’s Instagram account continues to be the best feed on social media, even with the brightest pictures posted by the Manchester United legend.

Keane joined Instagram earlier this month, but has already gained 1.2 million subscribers, despite posting only four times.

Roy Keane posted more fun photos on Instagram

Her first post was a selfie with her dog: “A man’s best friend.”

The Irishman uploaded a photo of his days in the Nottingham woods and appealed to his supporters to show some love on Valentine’s Day, when Stuart Slater and Ian Bishop of West Ham were strangled to death.

Third, it was a photo of him and his “always smiling” grandson. Disclaimer: They did not exist.

He did not follow anyone else on the platform.

Keane posted pictures of his 1992 trip from the Republic of Ireland to the United States

Keane’s latest uploads were photos of a trip to the United States from the Republic of Ireland in 1992, ending with the infamous line-up of midfielder, manager Jack Charlton and Mick McCarthy.

Charlton Keane and Steve Stanton were reportedly beaten for arriving late on a team bus one night. Describing the incident later, the midfielder said: “I looked him straight in the eye. He was a dictator, did not like it when booted on the other foot… He went backwards.

At the 2002 World Cup, Keane joined another line with then-manager McCarthy, who left the United legend tag team camp.

In a recent interview, Niall Quinn showed how the midfielder was allowed to miss training sessions as he received special treatment during his career in Ireland.

“It was hard for us to be afraid of what was going on there,” Quinn said of a new Virgin Media documentary about his career.

“For all our international competitions in recent years, he sometimes only came on Tuesdays, and we were all on Saturdays.

Keane’s post appeared to have been searched by former teammate Niall Quinn

“So he got this specialist position for a few years, this position on the team. So, I think he had a hard time saying “things weren’t right” when he wasn’t always there.

“But he had a special privilege. An agreement was signed between Mick McCarthy and Sir Alex Ferguson – “Oh, you can take him closer to the matches later, but he’s still with us until Monday or Tuesday”.

“From the beginning of this kind of Mick-Roy relationship, Roy was privileged and held a special position,” Quinn continued.

“When he started giving things away, I had to think, ‘How can he give, and the rest of us always show up?’ ‘

Keane’s note in response to Quinn’s comment with photos: “I do not remember receiving special treatment on this trip – 1992 USA Irish national team.”

He posted it next to a snake emoji ചെയ്യുക Do what you want.