The Warm-Up: Roy Keane stoops to new low with jibe at Jon Walters' grief

Imagine if Jon won a trophy. He talks a good game. He goes on the TV, on about how he was harshly treated by me. Not kicking a ball for Burnley for two or three years. On TV, crying about his family situation. You know, how about lying low for a while, taking it easy? Have a look at his medals? Wouldn’t take long.

Brian Clough. You're on about motivation. He punched me one time. He was upset. It was heated. He punched me. I remember thinking 'You're still a brilliant manager'. I came in the next day and trained. I didn't text somebody in the media. Or go on Ratsapp.

That year group is a tough year group, particularly when half of them had already won a World Cup and then a number of them were starting to become household names and getting Premier League appearances and being talked up. Inevitably when that happens they get into the realms of talking about new contracts and negotiations at their clubs. And I think when you want to win tournaments, you need to be confident. You need to have a bit of a swagger. But it doesn't need to border on the arrogance and I think getting that balance right, I didn't think we achieved that completely.