Former Ipswich Town manager Roy Keane has again launched an attack on ex-Blues striker Jon Walters.
There is no love lost between the pair following their time together at Portman Road, as well as with the Republic of Ireland, with the duo regularly discussing their relationship in the media.
Now, speaking at an event in Dublin, Keane has mocked Walters' achievements during his career while also taking aim regarding an emotional interview the former striker gave in Ireland, in which he discussed the impact the death of his mother when he was just 11 and the loss of his brother last year has had on his life.
"Jon does a lot of talking, it's amazing," said Keane.
"Imagine if Jon won a trophy. He talks a good game. He goes on the TV, on about how he was harshly treated by me. Not kicking a ball for Burnley for two or three years.'
"[He was] On TV, crying about his family situation. You know, how about lying low for a while, taking it easy. Have a look at his medals? Wouldn't take long.
"Ironically two or three years ago when his career was coming to the end, he went on loan, he went to Ipswich on loan. I was laughing my head off.
'When we were beaten by Wales, he (Walters) didn't have a good game. (Stephen) Wardy played, didn't have a good game. They need to go back and watch how bad they were."
Keane stripped Walters of the captaincy during his time at Ipswich and insisted the forward would never play for him again after accusing him of trying to force a move away.
Walters returned to Ipswich on loan last summer but suffered an Achilles injury which ultimately ended his career.
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