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The ex-England right-back was the subject of much ridicule on social media following the incident.
And his fellow Sky pundit Richards has now piled in on Neville with a clip posted to Twitter on Monday morning.
Heading into a lift alongside Keane, Richards filmed Neville and asked him: “How does it feel to be blanked?”
Keane then added: “It must feel good to be blanked though because…”
Neville then interrupted, responding: “Do you know something, though? It means he’s watched… yeah.”
Richards then pressed Neville by asking: “Do you think it’s a bit petty, Gary?”
The United legend – keen to not start a war of words with Ronaldo – replied: “No, erm, I think if I had 570 million followers on Instagram I wouldn’t be a**ed about Gary Neville.”
To which Richards said: “He’s your ex-teammate though, come on.”