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Roy Keane Delivers Scathing Jibe at Rangers as Man United Near Europa League Final

Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane couldn’t resist taking a swipe at Rangers after pundit Jill Scott expressed doubts about Manchester United’s chances of reaching the Europa League final.

Manchester United faces Athletic Club in the second leg of their Europa League semi-final at Old Trafford tonight, having won the first leg 3-0 away from home. During a discussion on Stick to Football, Gary Neville mentioned the potential final, saying, “This final is going to be huge isn’t it? I’m thinking about United and Tottenham in that final it’s making my stomach go a little bit.” Scott responded, “If they get there. You still don’t know do you?” Neville added, “If they get there, there is still a job to do.” Scott further commented, “Sometimes you think at 3-0 they’re definitely going to get there.”

Keane swiftly shut down Scott’s skepticism, saying, “United are through Jill.” When Scott persisted, “You don’t know!”, Keane delivered a masterful jibe at Rangers, stating, “Bilbao just beat Rangers! Rangers are about 300 points behind Celtic! My goodness!”

The remark is a testament to Keane’s enduring connection with Celtic, the club he supported as a child and played for briefly in his career. In 2005, Keane joined Celtic for free from Manchester United, going on to make 12 appearances and score one goal in a 2-1 win over Falkirk. Despite his short stint due to injury, Keane’s legacy at Celtic remains strong.

As Manchester United prepares to face Athletic Club, Keane’s confidence in their progress seems well-founded given their commanding lead. However, football is known for its unpredictability, and the Reds will need to maintain their form to secure a spot in the final.

Keane’s Manchester United and Celtic Legacy

• Manchester United Career Highlights: Keane is widely regarded as one of the greatest defensive midfielders in football history. During his 12-year tenure at Manchester United, he won seven Premier League titles, four FA Cups, and the UEFA Champions League. His leadership and tenacious playing style earned him a reputation as a dominant force on the pitch.
• Celtic Career: Keane’s decision to join Celtic in 2005 was seen as a surprise move, especially given his illustrious career at Manchester United. Despite playing only six months for the Hoops due to injury, Keane’s contribution helped the team secure the Scottish Premier League title and the Scottish League Cup.

Keane’s impressive football career and sharp wit have made him a beloved figure among fans, and his comments on Manchester United’s prospects have undoubtedly sparked excitement among supporters as they look forward to the Europa League final ¹.