ROY KEANE left his fellow ITV pundits in hysterics after a trademark dig at the expense of Gary Neville.
Keane's joke came after another drab England performance against Slovenia.
Mark Pougatch was presenting the ITV broadcast alongside Keane, Neville, Ian Wright and Spurs manager Ange Postecoglou.
The pundits were discussing the growing pressure on Gareth Southgate after an uninspiring group stage for England.
England finished as group winners of Group C but did so having beaten Serbia 1-0, drawing 1-1 with Denmark and yesterday's 0--0 draw with Slovenia.
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The Three Lions' latest drab performance saw Southgate jeered by parts of the travelling England crowd as well as having two plastic beer cups thrown at him.
Reacting to the growing criticism of his conservative tactics, Southgate said: "I understand it. I'm not going to back away from it. The most important thing is we stay with the team. I understand the narrative towards me.
“That’s better for the team than it being towards them but it is creating an unusual environment to operate in. I’ve not seen any other team qualify and receive similar. I’m not going to back away from it.”
Reacting to Southgate's comments, Neville drew on his own managerial experience and said: "Mark, I was over in Spain for a very short period and they [the media] were brutal and I suspect that if you talked to..."
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Keane then interjected to say: "That was just at Valencia. You were somewhere really nice."
Keane's no-holds-barred joke saw Postecoglou and Ian Wright in stitches, leaving Neville flustered.
He then continued by saying: "The questions they [journalists] ask you are a lot more tactical and a lot more dangerous for a coach than maybe with the English broadcasters."
Neville's ill-fated spell at Valencia saw him take charge of 28 matches, winning 10, drawing seven and losing 11.
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His time in charge lasted from December 2015 until March 2016 with him having to wait until his 10th LaLiga match for a league victory.
Valencia dropped from eighth to 14th before he was dismissed - with the side sitting just six points above the relegation zone.
