Manchester United The legend Keane lashed out at Maguire’s goal celebration on Friday night, when he seemed to suggest that he put his hands on his ears to silence critics.
Keane’s analysis of the Manchester United captain in recent weeks has been ruthless and continued on ITV: “I think it’s embarrassing, he’s a shame for Manchester United. He thinks he scores there, and he makes critics shut up, embarrassed. “
Southgate, who has worked as an expert with Keane in the past, insists that he understands the pressure of the role-but he says he is more sympathetic on TV.
“I think we have to understand that we play different roles in this industry,” Southgate said before England’s final World Cup qualifier against San Marino on Monday.
“In order to earn a living, you have to take certain methods. You can choose methods.
“As a former player and manager, I have been thinking about how difficult these things are. I sympathize with those who cross the line to play and in the dugout.
“It really depends on what you need to do to continue working. Some channels and forums need titles. I understand that. To stay relevant, you have to say something that is easier to quote.”
Southgate added: “Everything was freed from the live headlines the next day. Everyone knows how this works.
“It feels like a different part of the industry. I see, so be it.
“I’m sure that for players, the feeling may be different. Young players with less experience than me may think that some players remember how difficult the game is and don’t like being criticized. I’m sure they treat people my age It feels different.
“I get it. It’s the industry. So be it. I get it.”
