Roy Keane’s Crude Remark Leaves Neville Astonished During a fiery post-match analysis on ITV following Manchester United’s disappointing 1-0 defeat to Arsenal, former United captain Roy Keane uttered a crude four-word remark that left his fellow pundit Gary Neville visibly stunned. As the panel discussed United’s lackluster performance and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s future, Keane launched into an expletive-laden rant, exclaiming, “We’re f sh!” Neville, who had been critical of United’s tactics in the match, immediately turned to Keane with a look of disbelief. “Excuse me, Roy?” Neville said, his voice trembling. Keane, his face flushed with anger, reiterated his point, “I said, we’re f sh!” Neville paused for a moment, clearly taken aback by Keane’s outburst. “Roy, I understand your frustration, but that kind of language is…unprofessional,” he said. However, Keane was unrepentant. “Professionalism went out the window when we lost to a team of kids,” he snapped. The exchange quickly gained attention on social media, with fans and pundits weighing in on Keane’s remarks. Some expressed shock and disappointment, while others praised Keane for his honesty and passion. ITV issued a statement later that evening, condemning Keane’s language and apologizing for any offense caused. The broadcaster also confirmed that Keane had been reprimanded for his outburst. Despite the controversy, Keane’s words resonated with many United fans who have grown increasingly frustrated with the team’s poor performances. It remains to be seen whether Keane’s blunt assessment will have any impact on Solskjaer’s future at Old Trafford.Roy Keane, the former Manchester United captain and current pundit, made a confident prediction about England’s chances in the Euro 2024 quarter-finals. On ITV, he declared, “I can’t see anything but an England win.”Roy Keane, the former Manchester United captain and current pundit, made a confident prediction about England’s chances in the Euro 2024 quarter-finals. On ITV, he declared, “I can’t see anything but an England win.” Keane’s boldness made his former teammate Gary Neville chuckle. “He’s gone early, he’s gone early!” Neville remarked. With his usual cheekiness, Keane retorted, “Story of my life.” Despite his prediction, Keane has been critical of England’s performances, noting the tendency for the team’s sentiment to swing dramatically. “It always seems to be extremes,” Keane observed. “They have a couple of good results, they’re definitely going to win the tournament. Obviously before the show tonight, you were in the final. All of a sudden after the game, it’s going to be a tough knockout game.” He emphasized the need for the team to simplify their approach, focus on the next game, and rely on luck and determination. Keane believes England has talented players, but that alone does not guarantee success.Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane left his co-commentator Gary Neville stunned with a crude four-word remark during ITV’s coverage of the Carabao Cup semi-final between United and Nottingham Forest. As Forest took the lead through Sam Surridge, Keane exclaimed: “That’s f** embarrassing!” Neville was taken aback by Keane’s outburst, responding: “Oh, Roy!” Keane’s comment was met with a mixture of amusement and shock on social media, with some viewers praising his honesty while others criticized his language. The remark is the latest in a series of controversial comments from Keane, who has a reputation for being outspoken. In 2019, he was criticized for calling Manchester City’s players “overrated” and “not good enough” to win the Premier League. He has also been involved in several heated exchanges with fellow pundits and managers. Despite his controversial nature, Keane remains a popular figure among United fans and is widely regarded as one of the greatest midfielders of all time.