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In a recent episode of The Overlap, former Republic of Ireland international Roy Keane criticized the tradition of players' wives and partners wearing personalized England shirts with their loved ones' names on the back during major international tournaments. Keane expressed his frustration at the sight of family members sporting the jerseys, arguing that it was unnecessary and often led to separation in the future.His comments sparked a debate with fellow pundit Ian Wright, who defended the practice, stating that it was a way for partners to show support for their loved ones on the field. Keane remained firm in his stance, insisting that the focus should be on the players themselves rather than their family members wearing personalized jerseys.
The discussion comes amidst a new atmosphere within the England camp under manager Thomas Tuchel, who has reportedly relaxed some of the restrictions put in place by former manager Gareth Southgate. Partners are now allowed to visit the team's training base during the tournament, with players seen celebrating with family members after their recent victory over Croatia. The team will now prepare to face Ghana in their upcoming match at Boston Stadium on Tuesday.
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'Wow' - Roy Keane left infuriated by what England WAGs were wearing for World Cup win over Croatia | Goal.com
Author: Yosua Arya
Source: goal. com