Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane was asked to compare the size of the Reds with Arsenal and disagreed with another pundit
Roy Keane welcomed Theo Walcott into punditry life with a typical bit of dry humour ahead of Manchester United's Premier League trip to Arsenal.
Walcott has moved into media work having retired from playing over the summer and was part of the Sky Sports team for the heavyweight Premier League contest. The former England international was alongside Keane and the pair were quizzed by fellow pundit Micah Richards on which of Arsenal and United is the bigger club.
And the clip, posted on social media, showed Keane listening as Walcott provided his explanation before reacting with a knowing shoulder pat and a word or two for the former Gunner as Richards asked for a comparison from the pair of the two giants of English football.“It’s a stupid question. Arsenal finished above United so, right now, for me, I would have to say [Arsenal],” Walcott said. “I feel the club are a bit more organised, especially behind the scenes as well.
The Gunners mounted a surprise challenge for the title last term but are without a Premier League title since 2004 while United have also gone a decade without winning the league. Both clubs will be hoping to mount a sustained challenge to Man City this term. Follow the MEN's United coverage on TikTok and YouTube, and subscribe to the Manchester is Red podcast
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