Sir Alan Sugar has bizarrely accused ITV World Cup pundit Roy Keane of wearing a wig during England's match against Panama. The former Tottenham chairman took to X to question the authenticity of Keane's hair, writing: "Does anyone think the triangular section of hair on Roy Keane's forehead is a wig as it looks a different colour?"
Fans React to Wig Accusation
The post drew mixed reactions. One user agreed: "Good shout mate I think you might be right." Another wrote: "Yeah, that's mad. I was thinking the exact same." However, others dismissed the claim. A user said: "No, defo his natural hair." A barber commented: "It's a natural recession growth pattern for a man in his 50s... why ridicule someone for embracing a natural life staging growth period?"
England's World Cup Performance
Meanwhile, England secured a 2-0 victory over Panama, with goals from Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham in the second half. The win secured top spot in Group L, setting up a round of 32 clash against DR Congo. England's knockout path looks favourable, avoiding Portugal, France, and Spain. A potential quarter-final against Brazil looms if results go as expected.
Roy Keane, a former Manchester United midfielder, was part of ITV's coverage analysing England's performance. He did not hold back in criticising the team's struggles against low blocks, a recurring issue at the tournament.
Sir Alan Sugar's Social Media Presence
Sir Alan Sugar is known for his outspoken views on social media. This latest comment has sparked debate, with some fans questioning his focus on Keane's hair rather than the match. One user remarked: "It's a bad state of affairs when a successful entrepreneur like yourself is tweeting about a guy's hair."
The wig accusation has added an unexpected twist to England's World Cup campaign, drawing attention away from their on-field performances.
