Roy Keane names his Premier League favourites after Man City beaten by Liverpool

Brian Reid reckons recent results show his Albion Rovers side should head to East Fife confident of picking up their first away win in League Two since August.

“From the start of the season we’ve proven we can beat anyone.”

Ibrox may seem a bleak place right now but Giovanni van Bronckhorst has found himself in darker spots.

Steven Gerrard has been sacked after a poor start to the season at Aston Villa – and just 11 months in charge.

Roy Keane's former Manchester United team-mate has told the Irishman his mentality isn't suited to modern football.Ex-Red Devil Louis Saha suggested Roy Keane should return to management, but warned him he might not be suited to today's game as the kids have changed. Speaking to BoyleSports, Saha said: "I think Keane should consider a return to management."When you are a long-term pundit, sometimes you lose your quality as a manager because they think things are as simple as they see it.

Manchester United attacker Cristiano Ronaldo received his lowest-ever ranking at this year’s Ballon d’Or - even behind one of his team-mates.The superstar, who was nominated among 29 other players on the shortlist, landed in 20th place - while Red Devils midfielder Casemiro received 17th place in the ceremony.Ronaldo had also hit 20th spot in 2005 during his junior years at United, tying with Liverpool’s Jamie Carragher. Though this year's result comes after a season where he was United's top scorer with 24 goals in 38 matches.READ MORE: Man Utd could finally land Frenkie de Jong after he was left 'disgusted' at BarcelonaThe Portuguese international has won a total of five Ballon d’Ors - the second-highest but still behind Lionel Messi, who has claimed a record seven titles.

Roy Keane and Micah Richards clashed when asked about the performance of James Milner in Manchester City's loss to Liverpool on Sunday.

Gary Neville is still backing Manchester City to win the title this season and defend their crown despite the defeat they suffered at Anfield on Sunday afternoon.

Jamie Carragher in the Sky Sports studio following Liverpool's 1-0 win over Manchester City.The panel were discussing the controversial decision to disallow Phil Foden's second half strike, after Erling Haaland was adjudged to have tugged Fabinho's shirt in the build-up, with Keane and Richards both in agreement that the call was a harsh one.The duo suggested that pressure from the Anfield crowd played in part in referee Anthony Taylor chalking the goal off after going over to the monitor following a VAR review when Carragher chimed in to bluntly point out that City boss Pep Guardiola was exerting pressure on the official too.READ MORE: Three things Jurgen Klopp got right as Liverpool hand Man City their first defeat"[The referee is] at Anfield," Keane said.

Cristiano Ronaldo stand naked in front of a mirror and say 'Lionel Messi doesn't look like this' according one of Peter Crouch's conversations with Rio Ferdinand. Ronaldo made a name for himself during his six full seasons at Manchester United, a period in which Messi was beginning to become a world star while in Spain with Barcelona.

Liverpool and Manchester City are light years apart.Jurgen Klopp's side got the better of Pep Guardiola's men in the season curtain raiser at the end of July, though the 3-1 scoreline did slightly flatter them. Trent Alexander-Arnold's opener had been cancelled out by Julian Alvarez before a late Mohamed Salah penalty restored their lead, with Darwin Nunez's stoppage-time finish adding the gloss.Nevertheless, the result had put the Reds ahead of their Premier League title rivals in the minds of some pundits, while Erling Haaland's failure to score raised doubts about his ability to cut it in English football.READ MORE: Liverpool 'starting 1-0 down' as referee confirmed for Man City Premier League clashHeading into their second meeting of the season later today (October 16), with there being a 13-point gap between the two sides after nine games apiece, those views those very silly now.Roy Keane's assessment that "Liverpool look very strong" while working for ITV has aged terribly, with Klopp struggling to get a tune out of his usually world-class starting XI.

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has called out Kylian Mbappe for having "too much ego" at PSG.Mbappe reportedly wants to leave the Ligue 1 club just months after signing a new three-year contract, with French journalist Julien Laurens claiming he feels "betrayed" for promises that were made to him not being kept.The 23-year-old assumed significant power in his latest deal, influencing the decision to bring his ex-Monaco colleague Luis Campos in as sporting director and supposedly pushing for the sale of Neymar in the summer. And Carragher, whose former club have been linked with the forward, believes it's too much control.READ MORE: What Kylian Mbappe has said about Liverpool as Reds emerge as PSG star's only optionHe told CBS Sports on Tuesday (October 11): "The problem I have is that why is this coming out now? They’ve got a Champions League game tonight.

Jamie Carragher and Micah Richards after they serenaded him with a - questionable - rendition of 'Hey Jude'.The England midfielder, 19, starred yet again for Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League on Tuesday (October 11), netting his fourth goal in as many games in the competition as they drew 1-1 with Sevilla.His fine run of form was acknowledged by CBS Sports pundits Carragher and Richards, who broke out into song with The Beatles' iconic 1968 tune, which just so happens to fit Bellingham's name.READ MORE: What Kylian Mbappe has said about Liverpool as Reds emerge as PSG star's only optionWhile neither of their vocals were anywhere near on point, Bellingham dished out praise to Carragher. He was less complimentary of Richards, though.After seeing the clip on Twitter, he replied: "Top @Carra23, @MicahRichards need a bit more." Bellingham added three laughing faces and a clapping emoji to the end of this tweet to express his amusement.In contrast, Thierry Henry had looked less than impressed with his colleagues as he stared on from across the studio, while presenter Kate Abdo did her best to continue like a pro.Which club do you think Bellingham should join? Let us know in the comments section.Bellingham's performances in Germany are only heightening talk of him moving to Liverpool next summer, with Reds fans hopeful legend Carragher can play his part.

orming an interesting bromance with Roy Keane, and regularly appearing on Match of the Day, Richards is also regularly seen on the same table as the likes of Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher for CBS Sports.The former Premier League trio, who come together on Champions League nights, have an excellent chemistry when they are sharing the panel. However, Richards found himself on the wrong end of a joke himself from CBS presenter Kate Abdo.Read More: Micah Richards 'in tears' as bromance partner Roy Keane snubs him from top three pundits While Henry opted for the snappy tweed suit and Carragher chose his usual navy blue attire, Richards decided to go completely left-field with his sartorial choice.

Manchester United-linked billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe has called Joel and Avram Glazer 'proper gentlemen' while distancing himself from the club. The 69-year-old, who owns chemicals company Ineos and is Britain's richest man, has been open about his desire to purchase a Premier League club in the past.

Roy Keane was known as a hardman on the pitch - perhaps in more ways than one. The former all-action midfielder was apparently ridiculed by his teammates after admitting that he sometimes got aroused during matches, even to the point of getting a "lob-on".

Roy Keane has named Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo among his top three players currently operating in the Premier League.

Micah Richards has responded in typically humorous fashion after Roy Keane snubbed him when asked to name his three favourite football pundits.

Arsenal midfielder David Hillier has labelled Roy Keane his "dream" opponent as he was "easy" to play against.Hillier came up against the Manchester United legend on a number of occasions during his time with the Gunners and Portsmouth. And he picked one of their meetings when Keane was still at Nottingham Forest as a standout match from his 15-year career.Speaking on the Undr The Cosh podcast, Hillier said: "I had a few. I had a game against Roy Keane at [Nottingham] Forest.