VIDEO: 'I'm raging with that!' - Roy Keane's phone goes off in hilarious moment on The Overlap to leave Wayne Rooney, Gary Neville & Jamie Carragher in stitches

Keane is known for his uncompromising style and high disciplinary standards both on the pitch and off it but came a cropper during the latest episode of The Overlap. The United legend's phone rang and interrupted Cole in a hilarious moment that led to raucous celebrations from his colleagues. "The ill-discipline!" crowed former team-mate Gary Neville as Keane looked fairly mortified at the situation rapidly unfolding before his eyes. "If that was anyone else!" yelled an unbelieving Ian Wright, while Jamie Carragher was simply desperate to know who was on the other end of the line. As for Keane, he couldn't quite believe what had happened. "My phone is always off," said Keane by way of apology. "I'm raging with that. My phone is always on silent." Meanwhile, Rooney drew some more laughter by adding: "And he [Cole] was just saying them older players are so important to learn from!"

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Neville went on to remind Keane about a similar incident in a press conference during the Irishman's time as manager at Ipswich when a phone went off. The former Red Devil wanted to know who  the culprit was and Keane revealed he did find out much later. "I done an Ipswich game last year for Sky," he explained. "The guy whose phone was ringing came over and apologised. A reporter came looking for me and I asked him. I said, 'well why didn't you switch it off? All them years ago?' He said 'I was nervous. I didn't know what to do'. But he apologised for that and I apologise for that."

Carragher came up with a quick quip in response: "Whoever made that phone call's gonna get it!"

Neville, Rooney, Keane and Carragher are regulars on television screens across the land and will be back to debate the latest hot topics following another weekend of Premier League action that brings some enticing fixtures. The standout game of the weekend comes at Stamford Bridge on Sunday as Chelsea take on Arsenal in a top-of-the-table clash. Elsewhere, Man Utd aim to return to winning ways at Crystal Palace, Liverpool are away at West Ham and Manchester City host Leeds United at the Etihad.