Roy Keane didn’t think Barcelona’s CL comeback was worthy of a selfie

Selfie, Roy? Maybe some other time.

Roy Keane didn’t think Barcelona’s CL comeback was worthy of a selfie
Thu, 09 Mar, 2017 - 12:40

They might have recorded the greatest comeback in a Champions League knockout game ever, but Roy Keane reckons Barcelona’s celebratory picture might have been uncalled for.

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