FORMER MANCHESTER United captain Roy Keane got into a heated argument with a fan outside Old Trafford this weekend after Manchester United's humiliating defeat to cross-town rivals Manchester City on Saturday.
A video emerged on Sunday morning which shows Keane having an argument with a fan outside Old Trafford, with the Corkman seemingly on the end of abuse from the individual.
The video surfaced on Sunday morning, which shows Keane signing jerseys for fans. One fan decided to berate Keane and the Corkman in typical fashion was having none of it.
Keane can be heard to say “what do you want me to do, I’ve signed autographs” before the other person says “why would you be like that?”
“Like what?” Keane replies, adding “you’ve had a few drinks and you got beaten and you’re taking it out on me. You’ve had a few drinks, what’s that got to do with me? You’ve had a few drinks, you can tell. What have you had, two pints?”
Keane then told another supporter, with whom he appeared to be speaking beforehand, “I’m being polite” before walking away.
Keane obviously wasn't happy with United's performance after discesting the game in the Sky Sports studio.
Keane said that he had given up on the current squad before later saying that he wanted to grab manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and ask why he continues to play Fred in centre-midfield.
The club crashed to their fourth Premier League defeat in their last six matches.
The derby loss comes just two weeks after the 5-0 annihilation at the hands of Liverpool.
Solskjaer is sure to be sweating over his future as his side go through a crisis.
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