Latest about Roy Keane
Ian Harte exclusive: "Roy Keane said he was going to f***ing smash me, so I sobered up and went to bed"
Ian Harte recalls the time Roy Keane abruptly ended a drinking session on Ireland duty
Manchester United exclusive: Quinton Fortune reveals his greatest Old Trafford team-mate
Former Manchester United midfielder Fortune played with some of the greatest stars in Old Trafford history between 1999 and 2006
"You need to be quotable to stay relevant": Gareth Southgate responds to Roy Keane's criticism of England defender Harry Maguire
Gareth Southgate has said Roy Keane's scathing attack on Harry Maguire is just the pundit wanting to say something headline-worthy
Exclusive: Mikael Silvestre on when he realised Cristiano Ronaldo was a future Ballon d'Or winner
The Frenchman played alongside Cristiano Ronaldo for five seasons at Manchester United
Exclusive: Mikael Silvestre on whether Solskjaer should pick a back three or four in the Manchester derby
The Frenchman made eight Manchester derby appearances, all of which came in a back four
Exclusive: Mikael Silvestre on why Pep Guardiola is nowhere near Sir Alex Ferguson's level yet ahead of Manchester derby
The Frenchman made eight Manchester derby appearances under Sir Alex Ferguson during nine year stint at Old Trafford
Exclusive: Mikael Silvestre picks one former United teammate that would guarantee victory in this weekend's Manchester derby
The Frenchman played in the Manchester Derby alongside some world class players during his time at Old Trafford
The rise of Jack Grealish: From Aston Villa starlet to Manchester City's record-breaking signing
Jack Grealish became British football's first £100m player when he joined Manchester City this summer from Aston Villa, but he is more than the carefree playmaker we see each week tearing up the Premier League. As his former coaches and team-mates tell FFT, you don't know Jack...
The Subbuteo story: how a war veteran-cum-egg-collector invented Britain’s legendary tabletop favourite
Subbuteo came into being in 1946, RAF veteran Peter Adolph coming up with an idea for a family-friendly football game to brighten life in post-war Britain. In 75 (often controversial) years, since, its legacy is assured through pop-punk, Paolo Di Canio and more...
“There was a hierarchy - only the top people would sit with Lothar Matthaus” - Mark Hughes reveals what it was like to join the Bayern Munich dressing room
Mark Hughes played with some huge leaders at Manchester United, but says Bayern Munich's Lothar Matthaus was a character to rival any other in his career
