Gary Neville hilariously reveals which former Manchester United star Roy Keane ‘didn’t like’

Gary Neville Revealed which former Manchester United forward Roy Keane “Not getting along” in a game of guessing each other’s teammates.

The Red Devils duo have been working in Germany. Independent TelevisionCommentary Team Euro 2024 Contest.

Earlier this week, Keane joked that he would If England wins, they will “emigrate to Australia” Contest.

The Three Lions advanced to the semi-finals of their European Championship tie after losing to Switzerland on penalties on Saturday night.

But it appears there is one England striker Keane isn’t his biggest fan after Neville jokingly poked fun at the Irishman.

Gary Neville and Roy Keane (pictured) try to name each other’s former team-mates

Keane admitted with a laugh that he “didn’t get on well” with striker Teddy Shelingham.

When asked to describe a former teammate of the other side without mentioning a name, number or position, Neville said “you don’t like him, it could be anybody”.

Keane responded: “No, you shouldn’t say I don’t like him. Geordie or Teddy?”, prompting Neville to burst out laughing.

The correct answer was former West Ham United and Tottenham Hotspur striker Teddy Sheringham, with Keane saying: “I don’t mind Teddy, I just don’t get along with him.”

Other clues the pair dropped into each other included Gary describing Ruud van Nistelrooy as “the best finisher we’ve ever worked with”.

Keane then described Neville’s Louis Saha as “a striker we signed that blew your mind before”.

last week, Neville reveals Keane sent him erotic messages Former Arsenal striker Ian Wright.

Neville said: “After a long conversation I noticed you mentioned the European Cup final, you bastard!”

Wright then quickly interjected into the camera: “That’s Roy! That’s Roy to me!”

Neville then read a text from Keane, which read: “Fear of failure is all bullshit. Absolute bullshit! England are the best at it so they should get used to it.”

“All the former England players think they know the game but they haven’t won anything.

During his time at Old Trafford, Shelingham was part of the Treble-winning team in 1998-1999

Shelingham celebrates as Paul Scholes and Ryan Giggs lift the European Cup

“And then they don’t even bother to get their coaching license themselves, they just preach about tactics and systems and play on the pitch. It f**king makes me sick.”

Former Arsenal striker Wright then asked: “Why are you so angry?” Keane replied: “Because of what you said at the beginning! Go back to what he said!”

Neville continued: Ian said: History shows that when we are winning, we don’t take the initiative. When you are afraid of losing, fighting spirit and desire are useless. In the European Cup final, we scored in two minutes, and then, at Wembley, we had five shots.

‘you [Keane] Then responded: England beat Germany 2-0 at Euro 2020, they had five shots, four of which were on target. So you can win big games with limited chances, stay calm and don’t give up easily.

Keane then asked: “So what did he say?” Neville replied: “He said: I was talking about the home final. What the f**k are you talking about?”