“I asked Edwin if he had a clean sheet bonus because I want half of it” - Goalkeeper John O'Shea

John O'Shea is known for his versatility but few were expecting him to keep a clean sheet when he went in goal for Manchester United against Tottenham. After Edwin van der Sar broke his nose, O'Shea replaced him between the sticks and came out on top in a one-on-one with Robbie Keane.

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[SkySportsRetro]

What post-match interview do you want to see next?

[fls]

John O'Shea had a fascinating career. Nutmegged Figo, scored a winner at Anfield, lobbed Almunia at Highbury, kept a clean sheet as keeper, played about every position at the back, and won everything there was to win with United.

[united]

I always used to say 'John O'Sheas win you titles'. A non hype player who was always dependable when called upon (even if not match fit) and who clearly was great for the dressing room and morale. And he had some magic moments, my fav being the winner at anfield!

[LeonardSynyster]

Name me a more rounded player than Johnny. He could chip a Cantona like a striker, nutmegs Figo like Cristiano, is a defender and could play as a keeper ... I'll wait.

[boatman]

Most Irish players will have played Gaelic football so they have experience catching a football

[hp]

Top 3 United keepers in the last decade:
1. Van Der Sar
2. O'shea
3. De Gea

[thewolverine]

Ferguson to O'Shea: Keep a clean sheet will ya... Its Tottenham

[yashparmar]

Imagine he being keeper with Jones defending

[idioticstuff]

The most versatile player, played almost everywhere.

[jamiej]

Doesn’t surprise me that the Irish fella ends up in net. Us Irish will say yeah to anything to stop a fuss 😂

[keithdalitso]

Sir Alex Ferguson turned average players into world class champions, they'll never be another like him

[lukewoodgate]

Never the most talented player John O’Shea but he was so important to Man versatile

[danslenoir]

His laugh kinda reminds me of Denver's from money heist lol

[CorinthianProductions]

The most versatile player football has to offer, he would be the ultimate 'jack of all trades' if he becomes a manager in the future.

[reider]

Last minute winner at Anfield with ten men, Thanks Sheasey....

[indie_guitars]

This is my favourite YouTube page now thanks so much for these

[dake]

Paul's lurking quarter of head back and forth is so attractive

[kabes]

Phil Jones is the most clinical finisher of a football I've ever seen

[Tedzee]

Hi, thanks for this video.
Is it possible to watch the record of this match?

[RonnyandCars]

He played right back, centre back, midfield n goalkeeper! Haha