Roy Keane has admitted he flew home halfway though the World Cup after the pundits he was working with started to 'get on his nerves'.
The Manchester United legend is working for UK broadcaster ITV during the month-long tournament in Qatar. He has featured heavily in their coverage so far, with the World Cup now entering the quarter-final stage.
Keane has been joined by Gary Neville, Graeme Souness, Joe Cole and Nigel de Jong, among others, on the channel. He has also linked up with Neville and BBC pundit Micah Richards for a series of programmes for Sky Bet discussing the tournament.