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Roy Keane and Irish Comedian Conor Moore as Roy Keane
Roy Keane pokes fun at himself in new Sky Mobile advert, as they parody the Cork mans infamous rant as Ipswich Town manager when a journalists phone started ringing while Keane was answering a question.
In the new ad Keane acts across from himself, well kind of, popular Irish comedian Conor Moore plays Roy during the press conference with the real Roy Keane posing the questions.
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The ad starts in similar fashion to the original press conference with a phone going off as Roy(Conor Moore) asks whose phone is ringing the real Roy Keane says its his.
The two have a funny exchange while dropping in that Sky Mobile is launching in Ireland.
Including Moore telling Roy to "Relax, baby!" as the room erupts in laughter.
The full ad can be seen in the Twitter post below this article.
This is a great advertisement, very original.
— Stephen R Power (@racingblogger) October 2, 2024
Roy Keane meets Roy Keane for his new advert pic.twitter.com/fcQSyHS2yL
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