Roy Keane regrets not to break his head

On television, Roy Keane revealed the contradiction between him and coach Carlos Queiroz of Iran at the time both worked jointly at M.U.

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Keane and Queiroz spent time working together at M.U. Queiroz, who is Iran's head coach at the 2018 World Cup, went to M.U in 2002 and worked as an assistant. Queiroz stayed for one year and then Real Madrid took over as manager. Queiroz returned to Old Trafford and, for the second time, joined the Reds for four years. During Queiroz's work at M.U, he and former Reds Keane came out inconsistent.

This controversy is so severe that Keane regrets not having "stopped" Queiroz and former MLB midfielder will never look back on the face of the current Iranian coach. On ITV Sport, where Keane played the role of commentator, the Reds legend said, "For some reason, at my last stage in M.U, Queiroz was disrespectful to me."

"So we had a collision." Queiroz had questioned my loyalty, and then I said he was going to leave, one of my big regrets was not stopping him. Queiroz is an excellent coach and he is doing his job well. "

In this World Cup 2018, Queiroz has helped a weak team like Iran play very well. Iran scored three points against Morocco on the force and made Spain "scratched pebbles" to win 1-0.