Roy Keane wanted to visit the MK Dons goalkeeper in the dressing room after losing control over the star's style of play
Roy Keane is known for his temper and for not being shy about speaking his mind.
His latest anger occurred in the most recent episode of The overlap.
The podcast he makes with ex-footballers Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher and Ian Wright.
His complaint arose following a recent Salford City match against Milton Keynes Dons.
Given Keane's relationship with Neville and other members of the Salford estate, he is known to frequent Moor Lane on occasion.
In March 2014, it was announced that Salford would be acquired by the Project 92 Limited consortium, a group consisting of former Manchester United players Gary Neville, Nicky Butt, Ryan Giggs, Phil Neville and Paul Scholes.
The group became collectively known as the Class of '92 due to their breakthrough through the Manchester United academy in 1992.
Salford hosted MK Dons on Monday night, with the home side winning 1-0.
Despite the positive result for The Ammies, there was one thing Keane couldn't let go.
“You mentioned Salford and MK Dons, you know about the arrogance of the people who play there.
“The madness I find when players come out and play from behind when they are losing.
“The goalkeeper comes out and gives seven or eight touches.
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“I was at the Salford game against MK Dons. I was going to stay in the dressing room after the game and look at the MK Dons goalkeeper and ask him: ‘Do you know that when you’re losing with 15 minutes to go, you’re losing? ’”
The rest of the hosts burst into laughter at Keane's exasperated tirade.
The goalkeeper in question is Tom McGill.
The 24-year-old is currently on loan at Stadium MK from Brighton Hove Albion.
And the last thing he probably expected during this loan spell was to upset Roy Keane.
Carragher also joked: “MK Dons are going to screw Salford in the return leg.”
Leaving everyone except Keane in hysterics, but Keane wasn't done.
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“You know what they do in American sports: take a break.
“After 70 minutes, you go, just a timeout. When the guys come up to you, you say, 'Guys, you know we're losing!'
“We have to score a goal. There are like 19 passes, MK Dons, who do you think you are?
“Keep going!”
At least goalkeeper McGill can say he has upset one of football's most well-known pundits.
