Roy Keane has responded to Jamie Carragher’s criticism of Arsenal’s celebrations after their victory against Liverpool.
After Arsenal secured a crucial 3-1 win over Liverpool, captain Martin Odegaard was seen celebrating with the club’s photographer, prompting Carragher to express his disapproval. Carragher’s remarks didn’t sit well with Odegaard, who defended the right to celebrate a hard-fought victory.
Ahead of Arsenal’s match against West Ham United, former Manchester United captain Keane weighed in on the debate, acknowledging that while celebrations are natural, teams must remain grounded and focused on the long road ahead in the title race.
He emphasized the importance of not getting carried away amid success. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, on the other hand, embraced the passion and emotion brought by celebrations, citing instances of other managers expressing similar fervor during crucial moments in matches.
He appreciated the unique ways in which celebrations add excitement to the game, recognizing that opinions on the matter may vary among individuals.
