Uncle Roy At It Again
Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:43 amRoy Keane's foul-mouthed rant at reporter, hours after alleged road rage clash
The former United captain was earlier said to have jumped out of his Range Rover at traffic lights in Altrincham and ranted at a taxi driver
Roy Keane launched a foul-mouthed tirade at a reporter just a few hours after his alleged road rage bust-up.
He urged a journalist to ‘get the f*** away from me now’.
Earlier, the former United captain is said to have jumped out of his Range Rover at traffic lights and ranted at a taxi driver who moments before had urged him to ‘smile’.
Police are investigating.
When the MEN’s sister paper The Mirror sent a reporter to Keane’s home in Bowdon to ask about the incident, he answered: “What are you talking about?”
He added: “What are you saying? Believe what you want. I can tell what you want from me, you just want a quote.
“Now get the f*** away from me. Get the f*** away from me, now.”
Taxi driver Fateh Kerar, 44, believes the former United captain turned nasty after the taxi driver told him to ‘smile’ as they sat in parked cars in leafy Hale just before noon today (Friday).
A few minutes later, Fateh says Keane jumped out of his Range Rover at traffic lights in Altrincham and subjected him to a foul-mouthed tirade before driving off.
Police are now investigating the incident - near the Unicorn pub on Ashley Road, Altrincham - which is said to have been witnessed by scores of onlookers.
The taxi passenger has also told the M.E.N Keane’s behaviour was ‘aggressive and nasty’.
Fateh, from Altrincham, said the row began when he and his female passenger recognised Keane as they stopped at a cash machine on Cecil Road in Hale.
He said: “We were both saying ‘that’s Roy Keane’ but he was just glaring back at us, looking really angry. I said ‘hello’ to him, then said ‘smile’.
“He drove behind us going into Altrincham and as we got to the traffic lights, he stopped beside us and turned to us still looking really angry.
“He got out of his car in the middle of the road, held two fingers up and walked out in front of me.
“He was pointing and swearing and being very aggressive.
“He shouldn’t be allowed to treat people that way. There were lots of people stood around who couldn’t believe what they were seeing.”
Passenger Hothan Isman, 38, said: “He was staring aggressively at the driver - I was saying ‘wow, he’s really staring at you’. He would turn away then turn back and keep staring.
“When we got to the traffic lights he turned and stopped the car. He got out and was gesticulating with his arms and shouting furiously.
“The driver looked terrified and was shaking quite badly. I said he should call the police because it was very nasty, unpleasant, aggressive behaviour.”
Keane, 43, has lived in Bowdon, Cheshire, for more than a decade and is currently assistant manager of Republic of Ireland.
Police are now investigating the incident and are set to speak to Mr Kerar tomorrow.
A GMP spokeswoman confirmed: “At 11.30am police were called to Ashley Road, Altrincham to a report that a man had behaved aggressively towards another man.
“An investigation is underway to establish the exact circumstances surrounding the incident.”
Mark my words; sooner or later he will be found in the garage with a hose attached to the exhaust pipe, or do a Raul Moat.
He must be just like he was in football, in real life though, & choose his victims as people who won't do anything back, or can't due to the circumstances. There are many thousands of people, just in Manchester, who, if he behaved like that, would tear his beard off & shove it up his arse.
He always finds the ones who 'don't want any trouble'.
Wanker.
The former United captain was earlier said to have jumped out of his Range Rover at traffic lights in Altrincham and ranted at a taxi driver
Roy Keane launched a foul-mouthed tirade at a reporter just a few hours after his alleged road rage bust-up.
He urged a journalist to ‘get the f*** away from me now’.
Earlier, the former United captain is said to have jumped out of his Range Rover at traffic lights and ranted at a taxi driver who moments before had urged him to ‘smile’.
Police are investigating.
When the MEN’s sister paper The Mirror sent a reporter to Keane’s home in Bowdon to ask about the incident, he answered: “What are you talking about?”
He added: “What are you saying? Believe what you want. I can tell what you want from me, you just want a quote.
“Now get the f*** away from me. Get the f*** away from me, now.”
Taxi driver Fateh Kerar, 44, believes the former United captain turned nasty after the taxi driver told him to ‘smile’ as they sat in parked cars in leafy Hale just before noon today (Friday).
A few minutes later, Fateh says Keane jumped out of his Range Rover at traffic lights in Altrincham and subjected him to a foul-mouthed tirade before driving off.
Police are now investigating the incident - near the Unicorn pub on Ashley Road, Altrincham - which is said to have been witnessed by scores of onlookers.
The taxi passenger has also told the M.E.N Keane’s behaviour was ‘aggressive and nasty’.
Fateh, from Altrincham, said the row began when he and his female passenger recognised Keane as they stopped at a cash machine on Cecil Road in Hale.
He said: “We were both saying ‘that’s Roy Keane’ but he was just glaring back at us, looking really angry. I said ‘hello’ to him, then said ‘smile’.
“He drove behind us going into Altrincham and as we got to the traffic lights, he stopped beside us and turned to us still looking really angry.
“He got out of his car in the middle of the road, held two fingers up and walked out in front of me.
“He was pointing and swearing and being very aggressive.
“He shouldn’t be allowed to treat people that way. There were lots of people stood around who couldn’t believe what they were seeing.”
Passenger Hothan Isman, 38, said: “He was staring aggressively at the driver - I was saying ‘wow, he’s really staring at you’. He would turn away then turn back and keep staring.
“When we got to the traffic lights he turned and stopped the car. He got out and was gesticulating with his arms and shouting furiously.
“The driver looked terrified and was shaking quite badly. I said he should call the police because it was very nasty, unpleasant, aggressive behaviour.”
Keane, 43, has lived in Bowdon, Cheshire, for more than a decade and is currently assistant manager of Republic of Ireland.
Police are now investigating the incident and are set to speak to Mr Kerar tomorrow.
A GMP spokeswoman confirmed: “At 11.30am police were called to Ashley Road, Altrincham to a report that a man had behaved aggressively towards another man.
“An investigation is underway to establish the exact circumstances surrounding the incident.”
Mark my words; sooner or later he will be found in the garage with a hose attached to the exhaust pipe, or do a Raul Moat.
He must be just like he was in football, in real life though, & choose his victims as people who won't do anything back, or can't due to the circumstances. There are many thousands of people, just in Manchester, who, if he behaved like that, would tear his beard off & shove it up his arse.
He always finds the ones who 'don't want any trouble'.
Wanker.