Roy Keane on the Ireland international who sang God Save the Queen at Wembley
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mirror.co.ukFormer Republic of Ireland captain Roy Keane has revealed how Matt Holland received a great deal of stick from his international teammates after he was spotted singing God Save the Queen during a game for Ipswich.
Keane, who was born in Cork, had a turbulent time with Ireland, and was sent home from the World Cup in 2002 after an argument with then-manager Mick McCarthy.
Nevertheless, the 48-year-old has always told of his pride at representing his country, and discusses the concept of national identity in his new autobiography.
As reported by Punditarena, Keane said: "I’ve never been against players who weren’t born in Ireland playing for the country.
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