Robbie Keanes first Major Winners Medal in Club Football

**paul_oshea** · 26/02/2008, 2:32 PM

Originally Posted by eekers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_GuK4Ta35o

that fella likes the saw doctors.....i saw a picture of the spurs players on the metro and there mouths were all opened catching flies, looked really weird.

keane seems to have a horn for berbatov. he will prolly be like that against bulgaria too.

**AustinoAsprilla** · 26/02/2008, 9:39 PM

Fair play to him. Delighted.

**kingdom hoop** · 27/02/2008, 12:17 AM

Originally Posted by paul_oshea

keane seems to have a horn for berbatov.

They mutually arouse each other in the videos I've seen.

Sign of a good performer when an illustrious co-star works well with them.

**RivaldoBabb** · 27/02/2008, 5:50 AM

He deserves a winners medal for the way he has played the last 3 seasons for Spurs. I'm not sure about his interview when he says that he had dreamt about lifting that cup since his childhood. Someone needs to tell him its the Carling cup, not the FA cup.

Still its good to see an Irish player who actually performs well week in week out in the premiership get rewarded. Unlike that waster John O Shea who contributes bugger all and picks up medals along the way.

**OwlsFan** · 27/02/2008, 7:03 AM

Originally Posted by RivaldoBabb

Still its good to see an Irish player who actually performs well week in week out in the premiership get rewarded. Unlike that waster John O Shea who contributes bugger all and picks up medals along the way.

John O'Shea

According to the hero of the Irish people on RTE television, he would walk on to the Inter Milan team.

Delighted for Robbie Keane. Won't stop the begrudgers still having a go at him on this board and elsewhere. Doesn't matter if it's the FA Cup or Carling Cup: he has won a medal with Spurs and good luck to him.

**paul_oshea** · 27/02/2008, 9:15 AM

Originally Posted by kingdom hoop

They mutually arouse each other in the videos I've seen.

Sign of a good performer when an illustrious co-star works well with them.

I like the double entendre, very subtle

**Denis The Red** · 27/02/2008, 10:32 AM

Originally Posted by rambler14

Its about time.

Now all you have to do is transfer your performences for Spurs to the Ireland team.

Read an interesting article in last Sunday's News of the World where they compared Robbie's career with his Ireland one. I personally don't think he puts Spurs ahead of Ireland. I just think that he's in a comfort zone with his country and no matter how badly he plays we have no one to drop him for. Spurs don't have that problem and he knows it.
But well done on his success in the Carling cup anyway.

**kingdom hoop** · 27/02/2008, 11:07 AM

Here lads watch the celebrations video again from 1.25 (no volume necessary) for Robbie's, ah excited, search for Berbatov. You see him gaily mouth "Berba" at 1.30 as he first spots his partner, Cerny blocks his path momentarily, but there was no denying Keane that day.

Great to see people display such emotion. Hard to imagine Drogba embracing Lampard with the same degree of affection.

Transfer to video

**Superhoops** · 27/02/2008, 12:49 PM

Originally Posted by OwlsFan

John O'Shea

According to the hero of the Irish people on RTE television, he would walk on to the Inter Milan team.....

...and would be swiftly ejected from the San Siro for simulation (impersonating a footballer).

**The Legend** · 27/02/2008, 9:14 PM

[QUOTE=kingdom hoop;886032]

Great to see people display such emotion. QUOTE]

He might have a hernia if they ever won the league.

**Torn-Ado** · 27/02/2008, 9:49 PM

In all fairness, he's a bit of a f**kin drama queen. One look at his celebrations can show you that. Isn't this the lad who ran the lenght of the pitch to celebrate his goal against Wales..... when we were already out.

Fair play to him and all that but for christ sake, tone it down a bit. It's a league cup.

**jmurphyc** · 28/02/2008, 1:08 AM

Originally Posted by Torn-Ado

In all fairness, he's a bit of a f**kin drama queen. One look at his celebrations can show you that. Isn't this the lad who ran the lenght of the pitch to celebrate his goal against Wales..... when we were already out.

Fair play to him and all that but for christ sake, tone it down a bit. It's a league cup.

It's his first ever trophy. I think it's perfectly understandable. He deserves it considering the hard work he's put in at Tottenham, especially considering many thought he should leave on numerous occasions.