Keane doubles down on his Haaland comments,while Ian Wright insists it was wrong

Roy Keane has doubled down on his comments about Erling Haaland's general play not being good enough while discussing his post-match remarks with Jamie Carragher, Ian Wright and Gary Neville.

Keane's scathing assessment of the Norwegian striker came after Manchester City were held to a goalless draw by their Premier League rivals, Arsenal, at the Etihad earlier this month.

Haaland endured a frustrating afternoon against the Gunners' thrifty defence which restricted him to few touches in the game and caused Keane to hit out in his post-match analysis.

Keane felt that the performance at the Etihad was indicative of Haaland's overall quality in open play and demanded that his all-round game improve, despite being the Premier League's top goal scorer.

Keane has doubled down on his comments during the latest episode of Stick to Football - brought to you by Sky Bet - claiming the striker's 'general play is nowhere near good enough'.

Carragher, Wright and Neville all discussed Keane's comments on the show - with the majority of them agreeing with the sentiment of the Irishman's remarks but taking issue with the League Two reference.

Speaking about his post-match comments, Keane said: 'I don't know what the big deal is, I give Erling Haaland praise every week, I give Manchester City praise, and I think he's an amazing striker. But his general play is that of a League Two player. And I'm glad you are not agreeing with me, I don't expect people to agree with me.

'His general play, week in, week out is nowhere near good enough. As a goal scorer and a striker, the best – and I said that. His link-up play, the way he lays the ball off, sometimes the options he gives his teammates or the options he doesn't give them – as a striker and a