Paul Gascoigne has revealed how he tried to get into the head of Roy Keane when Spurs clashed with Nottingham Forest in the early 90s.
Gazza came up against a young Keane trying to make a name for himself and attempted to get under the Cork native's skin.
In the trailer for his appearance on Anything Goes With James English, Gascoigne said: “I remember Roy Keane once, I just used to talk to him all the time.
“I remember going down the tunnel and I said: ‘Roy, you reckon you’re the new kid on the block? Welcome to your worst nightmare.’
“We won one-nil but he said afterwards in the papers: ‘Thank god that game is over with, I’ve never been talked to so much in my life.’
“I used to say: ‘I’m sleeping with your wife.’”
Gazza previously defended Andy Goram after his former Rangers teammate revealed how Keane refused to speak to him after signing for Manchester United.
Goram said: "We just never spoke.
"We had nothing in common. His beliefs and my beliefs are a mile apart.
"I met all the players in the dressing room, Steve McClaren took me round.
"I knew most of them, the Nevilles and all that - I played cricket with their dad.
"It came to Roy Keane and you know, you shake hands.
"He just looked at me and I went 'there's no point is there?' and he went 'no'.
"And we never spoke for three months."
After the revelation, Gascoigne tweeted: "Played for the Gers against Celtic 11 times. Unbeaten in 11 games.
"Scored against the Celts a few times, man of the match twice, sent off once, missed a penalty, Andy Goram saved my a***.
"My dad is a catholic, I'm a protestant so my dad hates Andy and I love Andy.
"I love blue and green."
