Teddy Sheringham breaks silence on Gary Neville getting Roy Keane to admit he didn't like him
manchestereveningnews.co.ukTeddy Sheringham called Roy Keane the best leader he'd ever played for - despite the pair having brawled with each other at Manchester United.
The duo spent four years as team-mates with the Premier League giants where they won three league titles with one of those forming as part of the famous Treble in the 1998/99 season.
Despite the history they achieved, Sheringham and Keane never enjoyed a fruitful friendship with the Irishman admitting he never liked the former England striker, thanks to some goading from Gary Neville as part of a game they played for The Overlap. READ MORE: Roy Keane and Gary Neville stance on Gareth Southgate becoming Manchester United boss READ MORE: Roy Keane delivers 'brutal' verdict on England's defeat to Spain in Euro 2024 final In a clip posted on social media, Neville held a picture of Sheringham and was instructed to give Keane non-obvious clues to the identity of the individual in the photo.
The ex-England captain quipped: "You didn't like him... that could be anybody. Jeez, I’ve got a list!" to which Keane got the answer right with his second guess as he replied: "No, you shouldn't say I didn't like him...
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