Richard Keys: Last News

Former Sky Sports presenter Richard Keys has married a woman believed to be his daughter's friend – whom his ex-wife of 34 years reportedly discovered he was having an affair with in 2016, writes The Mirror.

Andy Gray has admitted he can't understand why Tottenham would make a move for Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou over Brendan Rodgers.

Richard Keys.The former Sky Sports presenter is a contentious figure given some of his opinions on football and the manner in which he left his previous job - but on Sunday his tweet had a number of supporters nodding their heads in agreement.The game at Elland Road between Arsenal and Leeds was delayed owing to a connection issue between referee Chris Kavanagh and the match centre, leaving those at home - and in the stadium - bemoaning the use of technology.READ MORE: Forgotten Liverpool flop sporting new suave look now working as a manager in ItalyAn announcement inside the stadium said there had been a ‘power cut’ and it took 40 minutes for the 2pm kick-off to get back underway.A frustrated Keys tweeted in response: “Are we so dependent on technology now that Leeds/Arsenal can’t be played? They’ve gone off because the ref has no contact with match centre. 40,000 are sat waiting for something to happen.

READ MORE: Fans think Nathan Collins 'watching too much Cobra Kai' as he kung fu kicks Jack Grealish Keys wrote: "I’ve never read anything so daft. I know Guardiola has to defend him because he wasted the money - but if he didn’t sign Grealish for goals or assists then why did he buy him? He might as well have signed me." Grealish must have read the scathing tweet before he took to the pitch, with the 27-year-old proving why his Spanish manager continues to play him over the 65-year-old sports presenter.

the Queen, football fixtures across the country were postponed over the weekend.The decision caused a bit of a stir, not least because of the already packed schedule thanks to the upcoming winter World Cup, and with planning for the Queen's state funeral in the works there could be even further disruptions to the calendar.As things stand, there are no plans to postpone any more Premier League or EFL fixtures, though matches held in London could be moved if enough police officers on standby are called in to help with the funeral.READ MORE: Richard Keys says sports taking place this weekend 'should be ashamed' after Queen's deathThe EFL is set to resume on Tuesday, and while Premier League bosses are yet to confirm a return date, it's thought that matches will go ahead as normal next weekend following the midweek European fixtures.In the event that there aren't enough police officers available, Chelsea's tantalising clash with Liverpool at Stamford Bridge and Arsenal's to trip to Brentford could face last-minute postponements, especially with both being staged on Sunday, the day before Her Majesty's funeral.Meanwhile, four games are being held in the capital on Saturday, including Tottenham v Leicester, Millwall v Blackpool, QPR v Stoke and Leyton Orient v Walsall - all of which could be under threat if police resources run dry.Was it a mistake to postpone this weekend's Premier League matches? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.It comes following news that Arsenal's Europa League tie with PSV is facing the threat of postponement for the same reason, meaning the Gunners could end up with three fixtures being pushed back into an already crammed schedule.UEFA have also moved Rangers’ Champions League

Newcastle United defender Davide Santon painfully admitted ‘my body just can’t handle it anymore’ during a tearful retirement announcement.The Italian defender joined the Magpies fresh off winning the Champions League under Jose Mourinho at Inter Milan in 2011. He would go on to make 94 appearances for the Magpies across four seasons under Alan Pardew, before eventually departing the club to join Roma.Unfortunately, the eight cap Italian international has been forced to call time on his career at the age of only 31-years-old, after a devastating series of repeated knee injuries.Read More: Richard Keys says sports taking place this weekend 'should be ashamed' after Queen's death "I am forced to hang up my boots,” Santon said to Tuttomercatoweb, via the Sun.

Manchester United new boy Lisandro Martinez will "have the a*** ripped out of him" in the Premier League, Richard Keys has said.Martinez had a far from dream debut at Old Trafford on Sunday (August 7) as United fell to a 2-1 defeat to Brighton. The defender was booked in the first half and then luckily avoided giving away a penalty for a push on Danny Welbeck which could have seen him sent off.There were concerns about his 5'9" frame, which makes him the Premier League's shortest centre-back, upon his £55million arrival from Ajax. And outspoken pundit Keys believes he'll struggle for the remainder of the season because of it.READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley StadiumAfter praising Brighton's "terrific" performance, Keys wrote in his blog: "So why couldn’t Ralph ten Hag’s United have done better? They were hopeless.

Mikel Arteta by calling him a "mini-me" following the Arsenal manager's enraged post-match interview.The Spaniard saw his side suffer a setback in their hopes of qualifying for next season's Champions League as they succumbed to a 3-0 defeat to Tottenham in Thursday night's North London derby. Harry Kane netted a double for Spurs, either side of a reckless red card for Gunners defender Rob Holding, before Son Heung-min completed the rout.Arteta was visibly furious during his post-match interview, in which he repeatedly refused to comment on the performance of referee Paul Tierney, who awarded Spurs a spot-kick following a contentious foul from Cedric Soares and gave Holding his marching orders with just 33 minutes on the clock. In the wake of the episode, BeIN Sports presenter Keys took to Twitter to mock Arteta over his interview antics.Keys asserted that the Gunners boss seemed strikingly similar to Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, whom he worked with before accepting the Arsenal job, in the spiky post-match interview with Sky Sports' Geoff Sheeves.

Liverpool fans "don't want to see" rivals Everton get relegated to the Championship - according to Richard Keys.Everton dropped into the bottom three following Burnley's win over Wolves on Sunday, before the Toffees' trip to Anfield for the Merseyside derby. Frank Lampard's side are at risk of a first relegation from the top flight since 1951, having last played second tier football in 1954.However, former Sky Sports presenter Keys has claimed that Liverpool fans will not want to see their bitter rivals drop out of the Premier League at the end of the campaign and play Championship football next season.Speaking during beIN SPORTS' coverage of the Merseyside derby, Keys explained: "I'll say this again, I don't think even the most ardent Red wants to see Everton in the Championship."I might be wrong, Evertonians will probably be saying that 'you're patronising us' but I'm not.

Harry Maguire and said it's "not his fault he's not good enough" for Manchester United. Maguire has been a lightning rod for criticism recently as United have stuttered and stumbled in their bid to qualify for next season's Champions League. And although the entire team played poorly on Tuesday night's 4-0 defeat to Liverpool, Maguire once again bore the brunt of supporter anger.The 29-year-old could have done better for two of Liverpool's four goals, including the opener when he was caught out of position as Luis Diaz made it 1-0.

Cristiano Ronaldo went on to break yet another goalscoring record on Saturday as his hat-trick against Tottenham earned Manchester United three valuable points at Old Trafford, and saw him surpass Josef Bican's record of 805 career goals.Uncertainty was growing over Ronaldo's role at United, and after scoring just one Premier League goal in his last nine league matches, doubts were growing over his ability at the age of 37.However, in true Ronaldo style, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner silenced the haters and produced a masterstroke against Tottenham.But presenter Richard Keys still believes that United made a 'mistake' signing him, and thinks the Portuguese star 'deserved a whack'.Ronaldo is now the all-time leading goalscorer in the FIFA record books, as his treble saw his total rise to 807 for club and country, but Keys still thinks United made a mistake re-signing their former star.In Key's personal blog, he wrote: "The first thing to do this week is congratulate the GOAT on another extra-ordinary record. Ronaldo’s is an extra-ordinary achievement.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger appeared absolutely baffled that a conversation about contract talks were about Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah rather than Jamie Vardy of Leicester.Salah is out of contract next summer and is yet to put pen to paper on a new deal at Anfield, with talks that the wages he is being offered is not fairly representing how influential the Egyptian feels he is.Speaking to Andy Gray and Richard Keys, Wenger confirmed that he would do whatever it costs to extend Salah’s deal, but after some slight confusion despite the player in question being referenced as the ‘best in the world’.Speaking on beIN Sport, Keys began the conversation by saying: “You’ve got a 29/30-year-old who is generally regarded as the best player in the world. He and his agent believe that he should be better rewarded now and certainly going forward in his life.”He then asked Wenger: “By the time his contract expires he’s 31-and-a-half, edging towards 32, would you commit to paying him £400,000-a-week over the next three years?”After a comparison was made to Kylian Mbappe’s reported £1million-per-week deal with Real Madrid, the former Arsenal boss replied: “Every situation is different and separate.

Richard Keys believes that Cristiano Ronaldo's goalscoring record should not count after the Portuguese ace notched a hat-trick to inspire Manchester United to victory over Tottenham Hotspur.

Manchester United have been warned they could 'f*** it up all over again' over the future of Ralf Rangnick at Old Trafford. Richard Keys, in his blog, wrote: "Rangnick won’t be managing Manchester United next season.

Liverpool should have stopped Chelsea from making their substitution in the 120th minute.The thrilling Carabao Cup final was fiercely contested between the two sides, who remained unseparated even after extra-time.With a penalty shoot-out looming, Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel decided to bring on spot-kick ‘specialist’ Kepa Arrizabalaga just before the final whistle blew to turn the shoot-out in his favour.And ex-Sky Sports presenter Keys at the time took to Twitter to say Liverpool should have kept the ball and prevented it from going out of play in order to prevent the switch.Keys wrote: “If I’m Liverpool I keep that ball and don’t let Chelsea make the change.”But the beIN Sports presenter was quickly proven wrong as Kepa went from potential hero to villain for the Blues.Mendy, who had enjoyed a sterling performance until the call, made way for the Spaniard in a bold call by Tuchel.Tuchel’s decision at the time seemed a masterstroke due to Kepa leading the side to three penalty shoot-out wins already this season.Do you think Liverpool would have still won the shoot-out with Mendy in goal for Chelsea? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Twitter after slamming Rafa Benitez's decision to take Richarlison off against Crystal Palace.Everton are in a dire situation in the Premier League as they find themselves in a relegation fight.

Former Sky Sports presenter Richard Keys has hit out at Gary Neville for defending Manchester United supporters' protest at the weekend as he insists the pundit should 'call football matches' and 'not instigate riots'.

Celtic striker would have got more support for defending the anarchic scenes witnessed at Old Trafford at the weekend. Pundit and former Celtic striker Walker is at the centre of a feud with the rival clubs after angering both with comments he made.Rangers chiefs are understood to be livid at Walker describing the club’s financial books as being in a “perilous position” when saying the Old Firm would jump at the chance of joining a European Super League.

Arsene Wenger did not have high hopes for Thomas Tuchel’s Chelsea after their draw against Southampton back in February - and his prediction came as a shock to Richard Keys.The legendary former Arsenal boss gave his thoughts on the Blues following their 1-1 draw at St Mary’s, tipping them to miss out on Champions League qualification.Along with that prediction, the Frenchman said that his former rivals were not showing potential in several key areas despite the impact of Tuchel.At the time of the fixture, Chelsea had won five of their seven matches under the former PSG boss, conceding only two goals and sitting fourth in the table.“I would say it’s a fair result with one team happier than the other one, Southampton certainly the happier

Rangers hero Andy Gray was well and truly stitched up when he was presented an image of his 20-year-old self on live television.The veteran broadcaster is best known these days for his punditry work but back in the day he was a fearsome striker.Gray won league titles with Everton and Rangers, as well as hitting seven goals in 20 Scotland caps.It was his time at Aston Villa though that saw him stitched up live on BeIn Sports by co-host Richard Keys.The pair have been firm friends since working together on Sky Sports and continue to work together out in the Middle East.And ahead of Saturday's live football coverage Keys couldn't resist giving his old pal a ribbing over an image that had been used in production.A confused Gray said: "I didn't

straight to your inbox every day for freeManchester United fans have slammed Richard Keys and Andy Gray for their analysis of the win against Aston Villa.United continued their title charge with a crucial win against Dean Smith's side, moving level on points with league leaders Liverpool with a game in-hand thanks to Bruno Fernandes' penalty.Paul Pogba was adjudged to have been fouled in the area by former Manchester City midfielder Douglas Luiz much to the Brazilian's dismay.