Roy Keane gave a check for brutal actions to shaky English fans, Gary Neville and Ian Wright

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Roy Keane gave a check for brutal actions to shaky English fans, Gary Neville and Ian Wright




Roy Keane was a no-nonsense player and the Irishman has

proven himself to be a no-nonsense football pundit by

delivering a brutal reality check to England fans.

The former Manchester United player has been acting as

a pundit on ITV’s World Cup coverage this summer, and

has been in top form.

Whether that be looking like he wanted to deck an

overly touchy Slaven Bilic or reminiscing about how he

should have torn Carlos Queiroz’s head off while at

United, Keane has been both comic relief and a voice of

reason on ITV’s coverage.



England’s 6-1 win over Panama has fans dreaming of

World Cup glory this summer, but Keane was quick to

stamp on the growing expectations surrounding the Three

Lions.

And the Keane made special mention of his co-pundits

Gary Neville and Ian Wright.

He said: ‘It I was in Gareth’s shoes I wouldn’t try be

too clever. I’m bored with the lads [Wright and

Neville] all night, they think England have already won

the tournament.




‘I would say keep it simple, just focus on the next

game. Try and win the next game. Don’t worry about last

16, quarter-final, final with these guys done there.

‘Go and win the next game of football. And don’t try

and please everybody, all the lads from the squad by

giving them a game. Try and win the next game of

football.’

The call for perspective prompted giggles from Wright

and Neville.



England will feel confident heading into the game with

Belgium, as the Three Lions are unbeaten in the World

Cup with eight goals to their name.

Equally, Belgium have cruised through the group games

and are level on points and goal difference with

England.