What Roy Keane said about Jack Grealish and Ross Barkley moment ahead of Luton vs Man City

Roy Keane wasn't too impressed when he saw Jack Grealish and Ross Barkley hugging before their teams played in the FA Cup on Tuesday night.

The two used to play together for Aston Villa, and they had a quick hug in the tunnel before Manchester City's game against Luton. Erling Haaland also greeted Barkley in the tunnel before going on to score five goals in the 6-2 victory.

Laura Woods, who was presenting on ITV, noticed the hug and asked Roy Keane about it. "Did you see that there? That was Jack Grealish and Ross Barkley having a little cuddle before the game. What do you think of that?" she said.

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Keane, known for being tough, answered: "Not for me, but we're all different."

Former Manchester United midfielder Keane knows Grealish from when he coached at Villa, and he felt sorry for him. He said: "You feel for Jack at this time in the season.

"I've worked with Jack at Villa, he definitely loves the game and it's a setback for him and for City."

Former Arsenal star Ian Wright said: "Yeah, it's unfortunate. You can see his reaction. To try that pass when coming back from a groin [injury], it'll really test it. Unfortunately, you can see how upset he is on the bench."

"People don't realise how devastating it is coming back from injury and then getting injured again because people say 'did he come back too early? ' but that was a really awkward one for him to try. But he passed himself fit, so you've got to try those things. It's unfortunate. But the team he's playing in [means] he will have time to get himself right."