Speaking on talkSPORT radio, football host Adrian Durham said: "Roy Keane, why do you think he is going on about Harry Maguire? Because he is too scared to call out his mate Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. It's pathetic.
"It's not constructive, it's not technical, it's not even football. It is ridiculous what Keane is doing, it is tantamount to bullying and I don't think it is helpful or constructive to an individual like Maguire, who has got a lot to deal with.
"He has a lot to deal with as Manchester United captain, so calling him out for celebrating a goal... there's lots of things you can criticise him for. Lots of other Man United players aren't playing well for United at the moment.
"Don't criticise them for scoring a goal and celebrating, it is pathetic. This is Roy Keane, by the way, who abandoned his teammates at a World Cup and what did they do? They celebrated. He needs to just focus on other things."
Last week, Keane slammed Maguire for celebrating an opening goal in England's win against Albania, labelling the centre-back's emotions after scoring as 'embarrassing'.
While it's fair to say that the skipper could be performing better at the club level at the moment, the Irishman's criticism does appear to be crossing the line.
