'Step too far': Roy Keane reduces Ian Wright and Gary Neville to tears with crude comments about Premier League icon

ROY KEANE left Gary Neville and Ian Wright in hysterics with a risque comment to Jill Scott about a former Premier League star.

Manchester United legend Keane, 53, took up his regular seat on Stick to Football alongside Neville, Wright, Scott and Paul Scholes.

4 Roy Keane made a hilarious but crude comment to Jill Scott about a former Premier League player Credit: The Overlap

4 The comment left the Stick to Football panel in hysterics Credit: The Overlap

4 It even led to Gary Neville spitting water from his mouth Credit: The Overlap

And it was when England legend Scott revealed she had played in a charity match against ex-West Ham striker Marlon Harewood that the hilarious remark came out.

Speaking on Stick to Football podcast, brought to you by Sky Bet, Scott said: "I was playing at a charity game at the weekend and Marlon Harewood absolutely smashed us."

After Scholes and Wright both commented on him being a "big lad", Keane joked: "And what was the game like?"

The entire panel burst into fits of laughter as Keane playfully smirked at Scott.

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Wright shrieked: "Roy, you can't say that," before Scott pointed to the camera and demanded: "Please keep that in."

Scholes added: "That's a step too far," while Keane attempted to defend himself by saying: "What was the score, I mean, in the game?"

They seemed to be settling down, before Wright shouted: "It's such a powerful image."

That led Neville to spit his water out as he was reduced to hysterics once more.

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4 Keane's remark was about ex-West Ham and Aston Villa striker Marlon Harewood Credit: Getty Images - Getty

Arsenal legend Wright pointed to the sky in desperation and said: "I can't unsee it."

While Scott told viewers: "I think this is our last show. Thanks for tuning in."

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Harewood spent five seasons playing in the Premier League for West Ham, Aston Villa and Blackpool.

He earned Championship promotion with The Hammers, as well as Wolves and Newcastle.

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