'It's so poor' – Roy Keane says Premier League star 'should be fined one week's wages'

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Roy Keane said Nottingham Forest goalkeeper Matz Sels ‘should be fined one week’s wages’ after a ‘poor’ mistake in his team’s Premier League clash with Brighton.

Forest have started the season well after surviving a relegation battle last season, taking eight points from their first four games and stunning Liverpool at Anfield last weekend.

Nuno Espirito Santo’s side continued their impressive form by taking an early lead in Sunday’s clash with Brighton, Chris Wood scoring from the spot after Callum Hudson-Odoi was tripped in the box.

Brighton came roaring back to lead 2-1 at the interval, however, Jack Hinshelwood’s powerful header bringing the hosts level before Danny Welbeck’s superb free-kickon the stroke of half-time.

Instead of trying to get the ball up and down over the Forest wall, Welbeck targeted goalkeeper Sels’ side of the goal and beat the Belgian with a strong, curling effort.

It was described as a ‘beautiful’ strike but Manchester United legend Keane felt it was ‘poor’ from Sels and a mistake that should result in a fine for the Nottingham Forest goalkeeper.

‘The goalkeeper should be fined a weeks wages for that,’ Keane told Sky Sports at half-time. ‘You can't be beaten on that side, you cannot be beaten on that side.

‘I would fine him a weeks wages, it's so poor. He's taken a gamble, leaning to his right. You can't be beaten on that side.

‘Danny [Welbeck] is a good player, he obviously fancied it. He always affects games. But it's not good enough from the goalkeeper.’

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