Man Utd legend Roy Keane branded a 'CLOWN' by former team-mate and told to 'bore off'

His former Republic of Ireland teammate Jason McAteer has called Manchester United legend Roy Keane a “clown”.

McAteer delivered his public criticism afterward Ken He looked back at all 11 times he was sent off throughout his glittering 17-year career.

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There was one memory that still carried bad feelings on both sides.

United took on McAteer Sunderland At the Stadium of Light in 2002 shortly after the World Cup finals and the famous Saipan incident.

Keane had a falling out with the then Ireland coach Mick McCarthy It ended in a public brawl before the midfielder was sent home.

With tensions between the Red Devils icon and McAteer – who was also part of McCarthy’s squad – remaining high, the pair were at loggerheads with each other throughout the match.

the previousLiverpool Ace was also known for making a “write a book” gesture in order to tease celebrities First League Hardman on his tell-all resume from the previous season.

Keane ended up seeing red again during stoppage time when he elbowed McAteer in the back of the head – something he insisted he still doesn’t regret as he has always hated players who “scream with their mouths out”.

“He deserved it. I’m not going to go that far,” Kane told Sky Sports. [calling Mcateer his team-mate].

“Just because you’re playing with someone doesn’t mean you’re friends.

“You know, what used to happen to me were players screaming with their mouths out.

“I didn’t mind being kicked by men [and] Boot me up, honestly. But McAteer, as usual, had a lot to say for himself.

“I didn’t deserve to be sent off in that game, definitely not. If I look back, I couldn’t even catch him.”

McAteer also appears to have bad feelings about the incident 21 years later.

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The former midfielder insists that unlike Kane, he still likes players who talk loudly, but finds it ironic that this is now the case. united The legend who does most of the talking as a critic.

The former Bolton player also agrees with the 52-year-old that they were never team-mates because he “never turned up” and when he did he “went home”.

McAteer tweeted: “Love it, the players are screaming with their mouths off!!!

“Funny, you can’t shut up the clown now. And we weren’t teammates because he never showed up and when he did he went home!!! Please!!!!! Boring.”