Former Republic of Ireland striker Robbie Keane says that the circumstances surrounding the 2002 World Cup were "Crazy."
Ireland made it all the way to the last-16 of the 2002 World Cup in Korea/Japan, with Keane playing a starring role and scoring a couple of vital goals. One man who was conspicuous by his absence however was Robbie's namesake Roy Keane.
The then Ireland captain played no role in the tournament due to an infamous bust up with manager Mick McCarthy in Saipan on the eve of the tournament. The incident has gone on to become perhaps the most controversial moment in Irish soccer history, and Ireland's record goalscorer has opened up on how difficult a time it was for those in camp.