England ace Michael Keane forced to apologise to photographer after breaking £10,000-worth of camera equipment with medicine ball


BANG, crash,wallop, what a picture!

Michael Keane was certainly bang on target in England training – with a medicine ball!

Michael Keane walks over to see what the problem is
Michael Keane walks over to see what the problem is
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Damage inspection time as photographer's study the effect of Keane's mis-placed effort
Damage inspection as photographer’s study the effect of Keane’s mis-placed effort
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Keane cant quite believed what he has done
Keane and Dele Alli can’t quite believe what has happened
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The Everton central defender accidentally broke the lens from a photographer’s camera at St George’s Park.

Keane was taking part in a medicine ball exercise with the World Cup squad when he inadvertently caused £10,000 worth of damage.

He launched the heavy object into a pack of photographers – with disastrous results.

Oli Greenwood from AFP was his victim, the medicine ball dislodging his camera and smashing the expensive lens.

Harry Winks, Keane and Eric Dier discuss the incident
Harry Winks, Keane and Eric Dier discuss the incident
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Harry Kane leads the way back to the dressing room
Harry Kane leads the way back to the dressing room
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The FA were quick to help the cameraman, insisting they would foot the bill for the broken equipment.

No doubt boss Gareth Southgate told Keane to be more careful with his distribution when he faces Slovenia on Thursday.

As an embarrassed Keane apologised profusely, Marcus Rashford held his head in his hands in disbelief.

Like the gentleman he undoubtedly is, Keane did seek Greenwood out after the training session.

It was a chance to talk things through.

England were getting in trim for the World Cup qualifier with Slovenia at Wembley.

England players applaud the unveiling of the Sir Bobby Charlton pitch before training at St Georges Park
England players applaud the unveiling of the Sir Bobby Charlton pitch before training at St George’s Park
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