Roy Keane has criticised West Ham’s stars as he branded them ‘a tough group to manage’.
Speaking ahead of the Hammers’ game away to Liverpool, Keane admitted that he had sympathy with West Ham boss Graham Potter for the difficult task that he faces.
Keane said on Sky Sports: ‘It’s going to be a big job for him. You look at West Ham as a club and particularly this group of players – I think individually they’ve got some really good players, they’ve got a bit of pace, like Bowen.
‘They don’t seem to turn up week in, week out, their record will tell you that and the league table. Every now and again they get themselves up for it and get a good result but I reckon it’s a big for job for him. I reckon they’re a tough group to manage put it that way.
‘When they fancy it they’re not bad but most weeks they don’t fancy it. They’ve got to fancy it today or Liverpool will easily beat them.’
