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Published 20:16 28 Nov 2021 GMT

Jones asked Hasselbaink for his tip for league winners, and the former Chelsea striker was initially hedging his bets.
"Give us a team, Jimmy. Give us a team, Jimmy! Are you sitting on the fence, Jimmy? One team."
Hasselbaink did concede that he would love if Chelsea finished top of the league, and added that it was 'going to be tight'.
It was then Keane's turn to stick his neck out.
Jones asked KeaneL "What about you, Roy?"
To which Keane responded: "I think it's going to be tight!"
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Roy Keane did eventually go for Manchester City as his tip, and said they are a team capable of winning 15 or 16 straight games.
When the laughter died down, Michael Carrick came on for his post-match interview and the smile dropped from Keane's face. The Cork native was fuming with Carrick lavishing players that he felt had let down former manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Then Jamie Carragher had the temerity to suggest Cristiano Ronaldo should start more games on the bench...
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