Roy Keane was not impressed after his live TV segment was interrupted by Ian Wright.
The Legend of Manchester United was pitchside for the FA Cup showdown between Bournemouth and Man City on Sunday.
Keane gave his opinion about the game for ITV during the warming on the south coast.
The 53-year-old was in full current when colleague Wrighty saw a ball rolling to the panel.
Wright rushed to him to kick it back, just to give Keane a sharp push from behind.
Keane shot Wright a long look when the former English striker burst into hysterical laughter.
The Irishman composed himself and joked, “He did my ankle!”
A smiling wrighty hit back: “You don't even get back!”
Host Mark Pougatch joked that the “Tackle” reminded him of David Beckham's infamous red card kick on Diego Simeone in 1998.
Keane, known for his Hardman Persona on the field during his match days, replied: “I had that before, don't worry.”
The ex-sizing midfielder recently won the Pundit of the Year at the Sports Journalism Awards.
And he didn't miss a beat when he returned to talk about the opportunities of Man City in the quarterfinals.
The men of Pep Guardiola arrived at the south coast, knowing that the FA Cup remains their only chance of silverware.
Things looked bleak when there was a first half of penalty missing, with Evanilson giving the hosts a shock cable.
But the Norweigan relieved itself after the break, before Omar Marmoush came off the couch to grab the winner.
City is now going on to the semi -final while they want to reach the final for a third consecutive season.
They are confronted with Nottingham Forest in Wembley after Nuno Santo's side has won a tense penalty shootout with Brighton on Saturday.
Crystal Palace faces Aston Villa in the other four collision.
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