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Watch Roy Keane teach a 12-year-old Danny Welbeck in 2003

Danny Welbeck does less learning and more gaping in awe.

Once upon a time, Danny Welbeck was just a kid in Manchester United’s academy and Roy Keane was just a grown man starring for the senior team, making the rest of the Premier League look like fools. Well, he was also teaching Welbeck some of the finer points.

That time was 2003, and there is video of Keane teaching Welbeck.

So every time Welbeck gets the ball tackled away because he can’t shield it, it’s all Keane’s fault.

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