Roy Keane reacts to public criticism from Erling Haaland’s father, Alf Inge Haaland, following Haaland Sr’s comments about a World Cup match. According to reports, Haaland Sr posts on X to congratulate Jude Bellingham and the referee, while arguing that Norway were “robbed” by French referee Clément Turpin. He says Turpin’s decisions prevented Norway from scoring a second goal. The reports then describe Keane making remarks about Haaland Sr’s behavior in response to the posts, including a claim that Haaland Sr “always seems to be drinking.” Alf Inge Haaland is also reported to have replied with a further retort, continuing attention on a long-running personal feud. The coverage frames the dispute around Haaland Sr’s allegation that officiating cost Norway a goal, Keane’s subsequent reaction, and Haaland Sr’s follow-up response on social media, all unfolding as public discussion remains focused on the referee’s decisions in the match.
Roy Keane comments on Erling Haaland’s father after Norway’s World Cup officiating claims
Roy Keane reacts to public criticism from Erling Haaland’s father, Alf Inge Haaland, following Haaland Sr’s comments about a World Cup match. According to reports, Haaland Sr posts on X to congratulat...
- Alf Inge Haaland posts on X after a World Cup match, saying Norway were “robbed.”
- Haaland Sr attributes the alleged loss of a goal to referee Clément Turpin.
- Haaland Sr also congratulates Jude Bellingham and the referee on the same post.
- Roy Keane responds to Haaland Sr’s comments with remarks about his alleged drinking.
- The reports describe a continued exchange that builds on a long-running feud.
Haaland Sr took to X to congratulate 'Bellingham and the referee' and claimed Norway were 'robbed' by French referee Clement Turpin, who denied Norway a second goal.
4 hours agoHaaland Sr took to X to congratulate 'Bellingham and the referee' and claimed Norway were 'robbed' by French referee Clement Turpin, who denied Norway a second goal.
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