Live bar October 29 news former Manchester United player O'Shea told the UTD podcast about some of The Manchester United past. When John O'Shea joined Manchester United, he couldn't have found a better role model than Roy Keane, who was learning from Keane and other team-mates every week before his debut in the 1999/2000 season.
O'Shea: "One time we needed to get to Old Trafford around 6:30 a.m. before the race and I drove to the car park and saw the team bus start, but I wasn't parked yet, I was about to get on the bus, but the bus drove away. I could see Keane and some of the old guys in the car, and I think they already knew I was here. Overwhelmed and thinking I'm going to drive the car back? We were living at Alderley Edge, so I was thinking what am I going to do here? I panicked a little, and then I thought, OK, I'm going to park my car here, call a taxi, and I'll be able to get to the hotel where the team is staying in time. Keane taught me a lesson, it was my own fault, I should have known and prepared early, and knew how far I lived. ”
"The next day I don't remember who the opponent was at the time, but Keane mentioned it to me again and I thought, gosh, it's a lesson, my own fault, but I'm more worried about not being able to get on the bus and then those older players will say 'Oh, we're going to teach you a lesson', something like that, it works for me. You have to control those things. ”
"Dennis Ervin and Keane, they'll always help me, Dennis will do it differently than Keane, he'll do it in a better way. Keane's way is more direct, see if you can do something well, if you can, he will approve of you, which is very direct for me, I also started to make some progress in the Irish team at that time, and it was great for me to have them as an example. ”
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