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Sky Sports presenters Richard Keys and Andy Gray got caught out live on air after a technical glitch meant some of their comments were heard during a match.
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Veteran anchor Keys and chief analyst Gray were reportedly heard talking over some feeds of Arsenal's 4-1 defeat in Barcelona on Tuesday criticising Gunners winger Theo Walcott, with Keys also joking about someone's flatulence in the studio.
England international Walcott helped create the opening goal, but had an otherwise disappointing performance at the Camp Nou.
At one point during the match, the 21-year-old went to ground, Keys was heard to say on an online stream of the match: "Get up, you stupid little boy.
"You've been s***e, son, in your daft pink boots - absolute rubbish."
Later on, former TV-am presenter Keys asked studio pundits Graeme Souness and Ruud Gullit: "Who's farted? It's not me."
Gray was also heard laying into Walcott on a feed picked up on Dutch television.
The former Everton, Wolves and Aston Villa striker said: "That Walcott's s***e, isn't he?"
With Lionel Messi's sensational first-half hat-trick ending the tie as a contest, Gray's attentions turned to half-time refreshments, and he was also heard asking: "Is someone going to get the teas on?"
A Sky spokesman denied the incidents, saying: "There were no technical issues with the audio on the night.
"On Sky coverage no conversations could be heard behind the live match commentary, and we did not supply any feeds to outside broadcasters. Richard has no reaction."
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Sky Sports presenters Richard Keys and Andy Gray got caught out live on air after a technical glitch meant some of their comments were heard during a match.
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Veteran anchor Keys and chief analyst Gray were reportedly heard talking over some feeds of Arsenal's 4-1 defeat in Barcelona on Tuesday criticising Gunners winger Theo Walcott, with Keys also joking about someone's flatulence in the studio.
England international Walcott helped create the opening goal, but had an otherwise disappointing performance at the Camp Nou.
At one point during the match, the 21-year-old went to ground, Keys was heard to say on an online stream of the match: "Get up, you stupid little boy.
"You've been s***e, son, in your daft pink boots - absolute rubbish."
Later on, former TV-am presenter Keys asked studio pundits Graeme Souness and Ruud Gullit: "Who's farted? It's not me."
Gray was also heard laying into Walcott on a feed picked up on Dutch television.
The former Everton, Wolves and Aston Villa striker said: "That Walcott's s***e, isn't he?"
With Lionel Messi's sensational first-half hat-trick ending the tie as a contest, Gray's attentions turned to half-time refreshments, and he was also heard asking: "Is someone going to get the teas on?"
A Sky spokesman denied the incidents, saying: "There were no technical issues with the audio on the night.
"On Sky coverage no conversations could be heard behind the live match commentary, and we did not supply any feeds to outside broadcasters. Richard has no reaction."
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