David Beckham has joined forces with fellow Manchester United great Roy Keane to troll former teammate Gary Neville on Instagram.
A key trio for the Premier League giants under Sir Alex Ferguson, Neville and Beckham were part of the legendary Class of 92 and their captain - Keane - is regarded as one of the club's greatest ever signings.
Neville and Keane are, of course, regulars in the Sky Sports studio these days, while US-based Beckham co-owns MLS franchise Inter Miami.
While at Old Trafford, the trio became some of the most decorated players in history - winning 25 Premier League titles between them and clocking up 1,153 games for United combined.
And they have continued that team spirit, or banter, into retirement as well.
A new and popular Instagram user, Keane posted an image of himself, pet dog Jet and Neville as a teaser for their in-depth interview that is due to be screened on Sky Sports.
Addressing his 1.6million followers, he added the caption: "Went for a walk with my best mate... shame Gary had to come along."
Clearly seeing the funny side, Neville responded to the post - which has been liked close to 500,000 times by users across the globe - with a series of 'laughing face' emojis.
Beckham, though, couldn't resist joining in with Keane in taking aim at Neville with a tongue-in-cheek comment.
Tagging both of his former United teammates in the reply, Beckham posted: "He used to do that to me as well..."
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