Roy Keane was involved in an angry confrontation with a fan following Manchester United and Ipswich Town's 1-1 draw at Portman Road on Sunday.
United legend Keane was on punditry duty with Sky Sports and received abuse from a section of the home fans during analysis of the game.
Keane is never afraid of an argument, and he made his way over to the fans to respond.
Videos, widely circulated on social media, include a lot of unclear shouting but Keane can be heard telling the fan: "I'll wait for you in the car park."
A steward then stepped in to defuse the situation.
Keane was Ipswich manager for almost two years before he was dismissed in January 2011.
The match was Ruben Amorim's first game in charge of United, and it got off to a dream start as Marcus Rashford converted an Amad Diallo cross after less than two minutes.
However, United's play was disjointed as they adjusted to Amorim's playing style.
Ipswich grew into the game, and scored a deserved equaliser through Omari Hutchinson just before half-time.
In the end, a draw was the fair result and Amorim will have a lot of work to do to turn United's fortunes around.
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— Aden Clarke (@adenLFC4life) November 24, 2024
