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A new movie tells the story of an infamous falling out between the Republic of Ireland captain and his manager, Mick McCarthy, in 2002

Roy Keane had some stern words for one of his former Manchester United teammates after comments he made about visiting Irish pubs.

In the summer of 2002, a dispute inside the Republic of Ireland’s football camp spiralled into a national controversy. Few sporting rows have lodged themselves in the Irish imagination as stubbornly as Keane v McCarthy in Saipan, culminating in Keane’s departure from the Irish World Cup squad.

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Steve Coogan takes on the role of the manager in the film, which hit cinemas on Friday, chronicling the infamous bust-up between McCarthy and Roy Keane ahead of the 2002 FIFA World Cup. The clash between McCarthy, who was Ireland's boss at the time, and Keane, the team captain, led to the midfielder's dismissal from the squad.

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