Alf-Inge Haaland has dismissed Roy Keane's latest comments in their long-running feud and mocked the Irishman's beard by comparing him to Saddam Hussein. Keane re-ignited the issue in his new autobiography The Second Half, having admitted in the first book that he deliberately set out to injure Haaland during a Manchester derby at Old Trafford in 2001. 'There are things I regret in my life and he's not one of them,' wrote Keane. Roy Keane admitted he does not regret his horror tackle on Alf-Inge Haaland back in 2001 Keane (right) lunges towards Haaland with his right boot during a Manchester derby in 2001
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Roy Keane has admitted he doesn't regret his tackle on Alf-Inge Haaland
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The Irishman was sent off for a terrible challenge on the Norwegian defender during a Manchester derby in 2001
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Keane said the challenge was revenge for Haaland accusing him of playacting four years earlier
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Haaland has dismissed Keane's latest comments on Norwegian TV
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He also posted an image on Twitter comparing Keane's beard to that of former dictator Saddam Hussein but quickly deleted it
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