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Published 13:59 16 Dec 2018 GMT
Updated 14:00 16 Dec 2018 GMT
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"I am actually a big fan of Jesse Lingard and I have no problem with him launching a clothes range. But don't launch it before Liverpool away, one of the biggest games of the season," the former United defender said on Sky Sports. "Not this week, concentrate on Liverpool. Do it before Fulham! "I am not having a go at his character because players should have other careers, they should do other things. But you see that little thing and I thought, 'not this week, it's Liverpool'. Concentrate on Liverpool, no distractions. No disruptions."
Keane echoed Neville's sentiments and went a step further. According to the former United captain, players should avoid any distractions and football should be their only priority.
"If that was a good, strong dressing room that wouldn't be tolerated," Keane said.
"That's why I worry about the United dressing room. For a young player, still learning his trade, he could be the nicest kid in the world, I don't know him, but you're coming out with all that nonsense. 'I think football should be your number one priority. People say you should have other stuff outside of football, but I don't think you should. Don't hide behind your cars or tattoos or girlfriends. You can do that when you retire!'The two former United players got very animated when speaking about Lingard. You can watch them here: https://twitter.com/SkySportsPL/status/1074290835217399808
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