Alan Shearer gives honest take on idea of fighting Roy Keane in boxing match

The Saga Continues: Alan Shearer Responds to Roy Keane Celebrity Boxing Fight Proposal

In an intriguing development, former Newcastle United star Alan Shearer has weighed in on the possibility of a celebrity boxing fight against his bitter rival, Manchester United legend Roy Keane. Keane and Shearer’s animosity towards each other reached a boiling point in the late 90s and early 00s, with several scuffles breaking out on the pitch during their playing days.

In his latest remarks, Shearer hinted that a fight between the two old foes might not be the most suitable idea. When asked about it on the Match of the Day podcast, Shearer laughed and jokingly declined the proposal: "I’m too old for that s**t, Gaz." Keane, however, might not be as agreeable to this notion, given the years of hostility and rivalry between them on the pitch.

To put the heat on Shearer, Gary Lineker made a tantalizing suggestion that fans would pay to see the clash of these two Premier League all-time greats. "Even now, I think people would pay to see that," Lineker said with a hint of excitement. We couldn’t help but wonder what might spark the tension that would lead to these intense battles in the ring.

In light of these developments, we’ll keep you updated on any subsequent developments and opinions from both Shearer and Keane. In the meantime, former Manchester City and England defender Micah Richards shared his own humorous encounter on the pitch with Clint Dempsey in 2007, sending us into a nostalgic trip. Richarlison’s reaction was another gem.

Micah Richards Shares His Own Confrontation Story

What makes us chuckle: Micah Richards rehashed his epic 2007 bout with Clint Dempsey on the field, detailing how the former Fulham star earned his respect with fiery banter. "I knew who I was dealing with," the 39-year-old explained: "You gotta earn your badges on the pitch, and he learned the hard way."

In Richards’ defense, he claimed their tussle began over their opposing attitudes towards each pitch, saying, "I wasn’t playing to the ref’s whistle because I thought we were getting ripped." His actions sparked a heated match-up that would go viral in years to come.

As the fight escalated, things got heated! In Richards’ own recollection: "I was taken down the stairs, and we clashed at the end of the game. And it took a lot longer to simmer down than it does today!"

Stay curious about their rivalry, as each anecdote reveals the raw excitement of football in the 2000s.

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