y88888 Roy Keane and Ricky Gervais shared a hilarious moment on the latest episode of Stick to Football this week. The actor/comedian shared his pet hate and one that former Ireland star Keane has spoken about before on previous episodes on the show on The Overlap YouTube channel. Keane has voiced his distain for leaf blowers and it seems he has found an ally who shares his hatred in Gervais. READ MORE: Ambitious Bohemians to host Shamrock Rovers at Aviva Stadium on opening weekend of the new season READ MORE: Shamrock Rovers boss Stephen Bradley confirms the worst as scan results return on key player Speaking alongside Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher, Jill Scott, Ian Wright and Keane, Gervais said: “I want to ban leaf blowers. Why have they got leaf blowers? What are they doing? They’re blowing leaves into the street, well they’re going to blow back.” Keane reacted to Gervais outspoken burst by smiling and shaking his hand. “The last episode, he (Keane) spoke about leaf blowers,” Scott said in response. “Especially early in the morning, if it’s early in the morning,” Keane said. Gervais added: “Honestly, I want to go to the council, can we ban leaf blowers? It’s bad for the environment, its noisy, its pointless. Do you know what I think? I think that gardener that’s doing it, he can hear that its working because it’s not doing anything.” Keane couldn’t help himself in showing his frustration: “The bit that annoys me is that one does it, he blows the leaves down there and then the other garderner blows them f***ing back, they just keep doing it every day blowing leaves back. They’re getting lazy.” “Vacuum it up,” concluded Gervais. Get the latest sports headlines straight to your inbox by signing up for free email alerts .NBC will honor John Madden on Thanksgiving by taking the original Madden Cruiser on one last road trip

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ST. CLOUD — A new Stearns County Sheriff's Office report offers details in the death of 13-year-old Alexander “Xander” Mick, who was killed on Oct. 12 while working at the Harvest of Horror Haunted Hayride in St. Augusta. Mick, of Rice, was working as a “scarer” — someone who dressed up in a costume and stepped out to scare people — when he was run over by a trailer and killed. The Midwest Medical Examiner’s Office ruled that his death was accidental and caused by blunt-force trauma to the head. The case is closed and nothing revealed in the investigation warranted it being referred to the county attorney’s office, Stearns County Sheriff Steve Soyka told St. Cloud LIVE on Thursday afternoon. The sheriff’s office report said Mick was wearing denim overalls over several layers of warm clothing, as well as what appeared to be a mask or wig. Employees of the event said scarers were assigned different zones along the hayride route and would step onto a bar on the side of the metal trailers to scare guests, according to the report. However, the trailers did not stop along the route, and the driver of the tractor pulling the trailer that ran over Mick said the cruise was set at 2.5 mph, the report said. A sheriff’s deputy at the scene believed that Mick may have tripped or got caught on the back part of the trailer, which pulled him under, according to the report. Multiple employees told investigators they had been concerned about Mick being a scarer, the report said. One employee told law enforcement he shared concerns over Mick’s size and age while another said Mick was not always aware of his surroundings. Jason and Tracy Stock, the hayride owners, canceled the remainder of the season after Mick’s death. Mick’s father, Steven Mick, is friends with the owners of Horror Haunted Hayride and permitted his son to volunteer as an actor for the hayride, according to the report. Mick was an eighth-grader at Sauk Rapids-Rice Middle School, according to his obituary.

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