Roy Keane pictured at a Cork City vs Shamrock Rovers game at Turner's Cross, Cork, in May. [Inpho/Laszlo Geczo]

Roy is iconic quiz show topic

He may have enjoyed an illustrious soccer career, and has now carved out a reputation as one of the finest pundits in the game, but Cork sporting hero Roy Keane has finally made it on to the iconic BBC television program “Mastermind,” which is famous for its intimidating setting and difficult questions. 

In Round 2, a contestant answers general knowledge questions. But before that in Round 1, the contestant must answer questions on a specialist subject they themselves have chosen in advance.

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In a new season of the show on BBC2, which first aired in 1972, process engineer David Rhodes was the contestant who chose the former Republic of Ireland and Manchester United midfielder as his specialist subject and he answered 10 of the 13 Roy Keane-related questions correctly in the two minutes allotted.





 



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