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Roy Keane Delivers Scathing Virgil Van Dijk Assessment with Liverpool Claim - 'What Are You Doing'
Roy Keane blamed Virgil van Dijk for Liverpool’s defensive errors in their fourth consecutive loss, urging the captain to take responsibility for the team’s recent poor form.
- On Sunday, Sky Sports pundit Roy Keane criticised Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk after the Reds' 2-1 Anfield defeat, saying, `When you're a centre half and you're a big player... I'd be looking at him and asking 'what are you doing'?`
- With defensive errors mounting, Keane argued Liverpool's downturn stems from Van Dijk's lapses as centre half, saying he must shoulder more responsibility amid sloppiness in decision-making.
- Mistiming a tackle, Virgil van Dijk collided with Alexis Mac Allister before Bryan Mbeumo's opener, while Cody Gakpo equalised and Harry Maguire scored late.
- The loss leaves Liverpool fourth in the Premier League, and Keane said the Reds are forcing things through nerves, with sloppiness in decision-making costing the team.
- Next up is a trip to Eintracht Frankfurt on Wednesday, and Virgil van Dijk said Liverpool were far too rushed and failed to convert chances.
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Roy Keane has hit out at Virgil van Dijk after Liverpool's 2-1 defeat to Manchester United, which marked the Reds' fourth consecutive defeat. Speaking to Sky Sports, the former United captain questioned Van Dijk's leadership. "When you're a centre-back and your team is conceding a lot of goals, you have to look at yourself, 'am I really helping these guys?'" Keane said. Liverpool went ahead in the second minute after Van Dijk's collision with Al…


Roy Keane criticises Virgil van Dijk’s performance as Liverpool lose again
Keane says the defender has ‘got to have a good look’ at himself.
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