Roy Keane’s hilarious response to Man City star Jack Grealish’s offer of a night out

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Former Manchester United midfielder Roy Keane provided the perfect response to Jack Grealish when the Manchester City man asked him to join in his side’s celebrations. As Pep Guardiola’s team were enjoying their title win at full-time, having come from behind to defeat Aston Villa 3-2, Keane was part of the punditry team interviewing the Premier League champions.

Grealish, an unused substitute in Sunday’s win, insisted Keane join him after the game to take part in the celebrations. Speaking to Sky Sports, Jamie Redknapp pointed at Grealish and former Manchester City defender Micah Richards and said: “These two heading out tonight, I’m worried.”

Grealish said: “And Roy. He’s coming!” Gary Neville added: “If he is out, I am out.”

Keane then quipped to Grealish: “I’m driving”, which led to plenty of laughter.

The United icon was complementary of Grealish despite only scoring three league goals since his £100million move from Villa, and said: “I think he will be better next year. Jack is still learning, it does take time to adapt when you come to a bigger club.”

Keane joked with Grealish and gave him some advice ahead of a big night. He said: “Keep off the top shelf, stick with beer.”

Grealish replied: “Not for the next three nights, no chance, maybe four.”

Keane said: “Enjoy it Jack, enjoy it, why not. Fantastic, well done.”

City had to come from two goals down to win and lift the Premier League title, having conceded to Matty Cash and Philippe Coutinho. Then three goals in five minutes, courtesy of an Ilkay Gundogan brace and one from Rodri, sparked emotional scenes at the Etihad Stadium as Pep Guardiola’s side won a fourth league title in five years, and Grealish claimed his first.

Grealish added: “It’s unbelievable. After the third goal went in, I ran on the pitch because we were all celebrating and after that I just went straight down the tunnel, I was crying my eyes out. When you’re a kid all you want to do is play in the Premier League and once you do that the next thing is winning it. I can’t put this into words, honestly.

“We know how good of a side Aston Villa were, they showed it today but we know with our quality we can beat anyone. We did that in the last 20 minutes or so, I can’t put it into words. It means everything – when I signed here people were saying to me ‘What do you actually want – to win the Champions League or the Premier League?’ and for me it was always the Premier League. I’ve never won it before and I’m so happy.”

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