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Man Utd legend Roy Keane hails bitter rivals Leeds’ ‘courage’ before cheeky dig at gung-ho defending


ROY KEANE praised Leeds’ courage before criticising their ‘stupidity’ after their first half performance against Manchester United.

The Whites’ Premier League reunion with their old foes got off to a disastrous start as Scott McTominay scored twice inside three minutes.

Bruno Fernandes then bagged a third on 20 minutes with Leeds’ defending all over the place.

And it threatened to turn into a drubbing when Victor Lindelof was left unmarked at the back post to make it four with 37 on the clock.

Leeds did give themselves a glimmer of hope on the stroke of half time when Liam Cooper headed home from a corner.

With much to analyse during the break, United legend Keane was eager to sink his teeth into Leeds’ performance.

He initially praised their persistence in attack by saying: “To be fair to Leeds, they’ve got a lot of courage…”

Before adding: “A lot of stupidity too. But they’ve been getting chances.”

Sky Sports host David Jones then quickly interrupting, reminding Keane that he should have instead used ‘naivety.’

Keane then responds: “Yea sorry, naivety. They deserved that goal, they have certainly kept going.

“For all their weaknesses, they have a lot of strengths, a lot of spirit and they’ll keep going.”

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