Champions League: Euro win blunted us, says Keane

Roy Keane has taken another swipe at his Manchester United team-mates, claiming they lost their edge in Europe after winning the Champions League.

Tue, 19 Feb, 2002 - 18:49

Roy Keane has taken another swipe at his Manchester United team-mates, claiming they lost their edge in Europe after winning the Champions League.

United have suffered two quarter-final exits since that night in Barcelona in 1999 - and their outspoken captain feels this is because the players have relaxed too much.

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