The day Roy Keane ruined Haaland’s father’s career: “Take it, bastard”

The father of Erling Haaland is news this Wednesday after it was messed up in the box of Santiago Bernabeu during the dispute of Manchester City-Real Madrid of Champions League. Whether it was because his son was not feeling well or for any other reason, ‘Papa Haaland’ was seen offering sleeve cuts to the white team’s fans as they chanted “out, out”. Everything happened after the goal of kevin debruyne and the result of the ‘Papa Haaland’ celebration.

Like Erling, Alf Inge Haaland He was also a footballer and one of the most memorable stages of his career was the one where he co-starred with the Irishman. Roy Keane. Haaland defense jerseys leeds and the City of Manchester and Roy Keane doing the same to Manchester Utd. The disagreement between the two lasted up to five years.

The first episode of Haaland-Roy Keane took place in 1997. Haaland standing in between Roy Keane and the goal on a clear occasion for the Irish and he ended up injured. It was eventually found that he had suffered torn ligaments, but for now Haaland he thought it was feigning and approached the Irishman, who was still prostrate, to scold and accuse him of impersonation. Roy Keane Remember

Four years later, when Haaland I was already at City, and during a Manchester derby, Roy Keane he took revenge on the norwegian. He did it his way, with one of the ugliest tackles in the history of football and, even though he was sent off, he was satisfied. A few years later, he recounted this in his autobiography. “I waited a long time. I hit it very hard. ‘Take this one, you bastard,’ and don’t ever accuse me of fake injuries again,’ I thought.” It broke his knee. Haaland and Keane, friends forever.

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