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Roy Keane gave an unfavorable assessment of the Liverpool full-back's latest outing, although Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville came to his defense.

The fact that Bradley now finds himself under the microscope is nothing to do with his recent performance levels.

And yet in light of the Alexander-Arnold situation, Neville, Keane and Carragher dug into the 21-year-old's latest showing.

"Does Liverpool need a right-back if it has got Conor Bradley?" asked Neville.

Neville and Carragher also sympathized with Bradley amid the tough assessment from Keane.

Conor Bradley of Liverpool competes for the ball with Stephy Mavididi of Leicester City.

Keane the asked Carragher if he would 'trust' Bradley as Liverpool's main right back, with the Anfield icon responding: "I think he has done well enough so far that Liverpool doesn't need to get someone in for $50-$60M, and instead get someone for $20M

But there's no denying that it was something of a tough gig for Bradley, against the kind of player full-backs throughout the generations have hated to face.

Even so, maybe there was an element of the defenders' union in Neville and Carragher springing to his aid