Though he's built a reputation for his sternness, Man United legend Roy Keane left his podcast co-hosts in stitches after telling an obscene joke on a recent episode.<br /><br />The former Red Devils captain—along with Ian Wright, Gary Neville, and Paul Scholes—was discussing a recent charity match with Jill Scott when he cracked the joke. <br /><br />Scott speaking on Stick to Football, brought to you by Sky Bet, said: 'I was playing a charity game at the weekend and Marlon Harewood smashed us'. <br /><br />Scholes and Wright replied with comments such as 'He's a big guy' and 'He was a big old thing, old Marlon' - however Keane opted for a different response.<br /><br />With a grin, the ex-United star said: 'And what was the game like?'.<br /><br />The rest of his co-stars were sent into hysterics after the comment - which<br /><br />After catching his breath, Arsenal legend Wright said: 'Roy, you can't say that! That's got to go!'.<br /><br />However, Scott, who also saw the funny side of Keane's comments, said, 'Please keep that in!' <br /><br />Keane attempted to backtrack on the comment and claim that he was genuinely enquiring about the match though his co-hosts didn't believe it. <br /><br />'Oh, no, what was the game like?', Keane asked as his co-hosts continued laughing.<br /><br />Wright then said: 'It's such a powerful image! I can't un-see it' - which resulted in Neville spitting out his water as he laughed at the joke. <br /><br />Once Keane eventually discovered the charity match's scoreline - which was 6-7 - he jokingly replied: '6-9!'. <br /><br />Scott is engaged to Shelly Unitt - the sister of former England player Rachel Unitt - having been together for around six years.<br /><br />Unitt co-owns the popular coffee shop Boxx2Boxx in Manchester alongside her fiancee Scott.<br /><br />Elsewhere on the podcast, Scholes claimed that fans could be witnessing 'the beginning of the end' of Harry Kane after the striker was dropped for England.<br /><br />Kane, 31, has come under criticism for his displays for the Three Lions this year and it recently resulted in him being left on the bench for their clash against Greece.<br /><br />Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins was selected ahead of the England captain and many fans felt as though the national side offered a bigger threat with the 28-year-old up top.<br /><br />Though Kane recently rubbished the idea that the 2026 World Cup will be his last major tournament with England, Man United legend Scholes thinks otherwise.<br /><br />Speaking in the latest episode of Stick to Football, brought to you by Sky Bet, Scholes said: 'It felt like the end of Harry Kane [during the international break] – the beginning of the end. He looked out of place in the team.<br /><br />'When you get older you feel like everything happens a bit quicker around you and it looked a bit like that. But I don't know how we'd replace him.'
