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I loved talking to Jason Mceteer. In this bite size episode, Jason reflects on what it was like to go up against

Roy Keene at his ferocious peak

and the Manchester United Legends peerless ability to read the game. But we went back and looked you played against Roy a lot and one of the things that

distinguished Roy was he always had to win in various different ways whether it was the remote control in Wayne Rooney or on the

pitch and training etc. I'd like it if you can, Jason, to try and in club games or training at Ireland

is different but in club games I mean in a competitive

when you had to go up against him. What were the things that Roy did that made him such a

good player.

Thinking about the way you talked about,

you surprised a lot of people about him

working back and getting his hands dirty and tight to tackle,

because the thing that caught the eye

was what he did with the ball when he had it.

But, and I see a lot of people who played with Ireland have said these things about his character,

blah blah, blah, but I'm more interested in your assessment of what he was like to go peak and his peak as a football.

Like your peak and his peak as a football.

I think if you look at Roy when he was growing up, I mean I don't know where the winning,

from me, I told you before, you know could be from a boxing family

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