Knee-high tackle with no remorse: The aftermath of Roy Keane's challenge on Alf-Inge Haaland
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dailystar.co.ukHaaland for having this response when asked what he would do if he saw Roy Keane again.You will struggle to find a tackle more deserving of a red card than Keane’s infamous foul on Haaland in a Manchester derby in April 2001.The knee-high lunge sparked outrage over Keane’s motive for taking out the Norwegian, with the Irishman later revealing it was revenge for Haaland’s actions in a match between Leeds and Manchester United four years earlier.Though Haaland had played for Nottingham Forest for four years before making the move to Elland Road, it was a match in September 1997 that started the feud which ultimately led to Keane receiving a five-game suspension.After Haaland had wound him up for the majority of the clash, Keane attempted to.
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