Source: Telegraph
Robbie Keane: Liverpool winners medal would mean nothing to me
Striker Keane brought to an end a disappointingly brief spell at Anfield when he signed for former club Tottenham this week, having scored seven goals in 28 appearances for the club he supported as a child. [LNB]With Liverpool second in the league they have their best chance in years of claiming the title, but Keane would take little pleasure from being given a medal. [LNB]"It would mean nothing at all to me now," he said. "My brother is a Liverpool fan so I'd probably give it to him. [LNB]"The way I look at it is that a medal means something when you are a part of the squad and involved in winning a trophy. [LNB]"When you are in and out of the squad and not involved in games, there are times when you don't feel part of it. [LNB]"Next month's Carling Cup final means more to me because I'm a Tottenham player now, even though I can't play. [LNB]"Liverpool is gone. It's the past. What happens there now is not my problem." [LNB][LNB]
