Roy Keane was the fierce heartbeat of Manchester United's midfield and their domination of the Premier League in the 1990s.
The tough-tackling Irishman joined from Nottingham Forest for a British-record fee in 1993 and was a leader in the United side, before becoming club captain in 1997.
His energy and fighting spirit inspired his team-mates to seven titles during his time at the club.
He's the scariest individual I've probably ever been around, but the greatest leader I've ever seen in sports.
There’s nothing he wouldn’t do on a football field, so he expects everyone to do the same.
Keane had everything you’d want in a midfield player.
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Season
Season
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Club | Apps | Goals |
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2005/2006 |
 Manchester United |
5 | 0 |
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2004/2005 |
Manchester United |
31 | 1 |
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2003/2004 |
Manchester United |
28 | 3 |
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2002/2003 |
Manchester United |
21 | 0 |
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2001/2002 |
Manchester United |
28 | 3 |
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2000/2001 |
Manchester United |
28 | 2 |
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1999/2000 |
Manchester United |
29 | 5 |
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1998/1999 |
Manchester United |
35 | 2 |
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1997/1998 |
Manchester United |
9 | 2 |
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1996/1997 |
Manchester United |
21 | 2 |
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1995/1996 |
Manchester United |
29 | 6 |
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1994/1995 |
Manchester United |
25 | 2 |
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1993/1994 |
Manchester United |
37 | 5 |
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1992/1993 |
 Nottingham Forest |
40 | 6 |
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