MANCHESTER UNITED legend Roy Keane has shown off his cuddly side by dressing up as a character form popular children’s TV show PAW Patrol.
The 50-year-old might have developed a reputation for his no-nonsense punditry style, but he often delights fans with his comical Instagram posts.
And his latest upload has seem him dress up as animated puppy Chase alongside two of his young relatives, thought to be his grandchildren.
Captioning the snap of him in a giant dog costume, Keane quipped he’s only doing it to pay for his pool heating bill.
He joked: “Available for party hire. I don’t like parties or kids but the pool needs heating.”
Piers Morgan was quick to comment four laughing face emojis on the post with Keane’s fans loving the picture.
One messaged: “Who never Roy Keane had a soft side.”
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Another remarked: “Don’t show this photo to Roy Keane… Oh wait.”
A third simply stated: “This is quite possibly the best thing I’ve ever seen.”
Keane left his 1.5 million followers in stitches earlier this year after sharing a snap of him next to his grandson.
He even posted on Valentine’s Day of him getting strangled against West Ham, where he captioned the image: “Don’t forget to show some love today.”
Unfortunately for Arsenal, Keane did not show his softer side as he tore into Mikel Arteta’s side following their 2-0 defeat against Chelsea.
Speaking on Sky Sports, he said: “It was very very comfortable (for Chelsea).
“They scored two, could have been five, six, seven maybe and I think if they really went for it in the second half.
“We saw the quality of Chelsea players, their confidence. They had a swagger, Chelsea, and you could see the shortcomings of Arsenal and on a match day there’s no hiding place.
“And it’s going to be a long old season for Arsenal.
“You can’t keep looking back, you have to look at some of the senior players that are hanging around. There’s doubts over some of them lads. It’s hard to get that foundation.
“The younger players need a helping hand from these senior players, they need to stand up and be counted and prove what playing for a club like Arsenal should mean to them.”
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
