ROY KEANE has backed Pep Guardiola after he went viral for raging at autograph hunters.
The Manchester City boss furiously slammed a group of people holding shirts and posters in a clip that emerged on social media on Sunday.
Guardiola angrily signed their items and lectured them, saying: “Don’t come again, I won’t tell you again. I know your faces.
“Go to school and prepare yourselves, you don’t want to be here to waste your time.
“Honestly, you want to spend the rest of your lives doing this? F*****g hell.”
Asked about the incident on SkyBet’s Stick to Football podcast, Keane gave him his full support, saying: “Absolutely brilliant. Well done, Pep.
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“They are a nuisance, an absolute nuisance. He is dead right, you see the same faces at every ground we go to, different jerseys.
“Years ago, if you wanted a jersey or a photograph, there was an element of respect. There is not that respect now.
“People waiting in the car parks. If you want an autograph from somebody it must mean something but ‘I’ve got another one here, I’ve got an Arsenal and a United’.
“Kids are part of the problem because they send the kids over.”
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Ian Wright agreed: “It is their manner. If you don’t sign it is ‘just walk past why won’t you?’
“You are a big man and your holding a box full.”
Gary Neville added: “It is the same faces and they line up with boxes of cards, ready to sell them on Ebay.”
Keane’s rant at autograph hunters was not his only tirade of the episode as he was also took aim at Rod Stewart.
The music icon called the tough-talking Irishman a “bully” for comments he made about Cristiano Ronaldo in 2021.
Keane fired back, blasting Stewart as a “rubbish” singer and someone who “slags everyone off.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
