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Published 12:56 12 Oct 2022 BST
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Keane himself has always been very open about his dislike for being in the public eye, and all of the attention it brings.
Speaking to his former teammate Gary Neville on the Overlap podcast, the Irishman explained why.
"There’s nothing worse than people coming up to you, but listen, people can be polite too. However, sticking a phone into your face or following you with a camera is not on.
"If you said 'no' to their request, people would then think you’re rude. I’d be going, 'I’m the rude one? You’re coming up to me with a phone?'"
"There are really good fans. I bumped into a United fan who showed me his tattoo and he just said, ‘Alright’ and walked on. "I was thinking, 'that’s a proper fan'. People who invade your privacy with a phone or jersey, I think they’re just annoying.” Related links:Explore more on these topics:
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