Roy Keane made a name for himself by never backing down from a fight.

He struggled several times with Patrick Vieira on the pitch, had heated discussions with longtime manager Sir Alex Ferguson, and then got into a tough fight with former Stoke City striker John Walters. When he was deputy manager of the national team of the Republic of Ireland. .

He may be melted down these days, but you still get the feeling that he likes a lot of inconsistencies.

However, there was one incident that escaped the mushroom clash, when former West Brom manager Darren Moore was involved.

Moore played for Barnesley in October 2009 in a 2-1 victory over Kane’s Ipswich Town. In preparation for the goal of winning the game, the artificial back mount of the center back was polluted and Keane was mocked in the Oakwell Tunnel after the game.

Jamaica International clashes with Keane. According to former Barnsley defender Stephen Foster, the former Manchester United captain did not really experience this and was seen as too small in the fight.

“As Keane entered the tunnel, Muro ran past and caused something wrong with his breathing,” Foster told TheStar.co.uk in a comment from Pandit Arena.

“Muro gave him a chance to change his mind. He stopped dead and asked her to repeat herself. Roy said, ‘You’ re easy on a great man, aren’t you? ‘

“Okay, Mother’s face. He said nothing, he turned and looked at him and stood there staring at him.

Keane shrinks into Mother’s shadow.

“It was the first and only time I saw or heard of Roy like this, and he was clearly a tough guy. There was a small fight, no real fight. But Roy certainly regrets saying these words to his mother. ”

Moore was built as a unit four inches taller than Keane, so you can see why Keane reconsidered his approach.

Newcastle legends Alan Shearer and Keane had a high level of animosity, which led to his dismissal in 2001.

Shearer says Keane was waiting for him at the top of the stadium’s ladder, but he was never afraid of Keane.

“Are you afraid of him? Why should you be afraid of Roy Keane?” Shearer said in a recent interview with UMM.

“He barks but does not bite. Then I would not run away from Roy Keane, and now I will not run away from him. “