‘I used to dance like that after a bacardi and coke!’: Roy Keane unimpressed by Lingard celebration
Roy Keane hailed Jesse Lingard‘s professionalism after another scintillating attacking performance for West Ham, but jokingly criticised his goal celebration.
Lingard scored a first-half double against Leicester to continue his outstanding form and help his side to a 3-2 win, having scored eight goals since his January loan move from Manchester United.
The Red Devils midfielder has also played his way back into the England side after a two-year international exile following his strong Hammers performances.
Pundit Roy Keane hailed West Ham midfielder Jesse Lingard for his professionalism and drive – but jokingly criticised his goal celebration on Sunday afternoon
The on-loan Manchester United man (right) scored two goals in the first half against Leicester
However United legend Keane gave Lingard’s opening goal celebration a 1/10 rating but did praise him for keeping himself in good shape while he was out of the first-team picture at Old Trafford.
‘Credit to West Ham and Jesse Lingard, he’s been outstanding,’ he told Sky Sports. ‘What I give Jesse credit for is he’s turned up without much football at United.
‘He obviously kept himself in good shape which is the sign of a good pro. He maybe took his eye off the ball off the field, but he always had that talent and it’s great to see it.
Manchester United icon Roy Keane praised him for hitting the ground running at the Hammers
David Moyes’ side blew the Foxes away with three goals in the first 48 minutes of the match
‘It’s 1/10 (for the Lingard celebration). I used to do this dance before, usually after a load of Bacardi and Coke!’
Fellow pundit Micah Richards added: ‘That man Jesse Lingard again. He seems to be everywhere, always in the right place at the right time. The timing of his runs, it’s a wonderful finish,’ while Jamie Redknapp called him a ‘man on fire’.
The 3-2 victory over Leicester saw David Moyes’ side overtake Liverpool and Chelsea and move one point and one place behind the Foxes in third with seven league games left this season.
