![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/daniel-sturridge-steals-show-on-super-sunday-with-initiation-song-and-roy-keane-impression/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/1_Screenshot-2023-08-13-221334.jpg&description=Daniel Sturridge showed his flamboyant side on his Sky Sports Super Sunday debut alongside Roy Keane and former teammate Micah Richards Daniel Sturridge bought a new energy to the Super Sunday panel - and finished off by singing an Usher hit. The former Chelsea and Liverpool star has signed for Sky Sports as their new pundit after his career was hampered by injuries, with his most recent spell on the pitch coming with Perth Glory in Australia in 2022. He was giving his thoughts alongside Roy Keane and ex-Man City teammate Micah Richards, who have become known as quite the double act themselves. Sturridge, flamboyantly dressed in a white vest and jacket, was at Stamford Bridge for the meeting of two of his former teams, who played out a 1-1 draw. During his Super Sunday debut the 33-year-old stole the show, engaging in banter with both Richards and Keane whilst also coming up with a new phrase that could stick, Sturridge was reminded late in the day by anchor Dave Jones that he hadn't been put through the customary process of an initiation song. Despite many new teammates at clubs doing everything to avoid it, the former Premier League star was only too happy to oblige. After quickly consulting with Richards he dropped some lyrics from the song 'Nice and Slow', released by Usher in 1998, which became the American rapper's first number-one single on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Sturridge, without hesitation, sang the lyrics: "It's seven o' clock, on the dot, I'm in my drop top, cruisin the streets." It left his colleagues stunned before the new man said: "sometimes you've got to drop a vibe". Keane, with a smirk, joked: "where did it all go wrong?" That wasn't Sturridge's only comical interaction with Keane across the course of the afternoon. The Irishman has become a regular in the Sky studio, often giving a no filter verdict. He and Richards were having a conversation before the coverage began and were quizzed on which of their colleagues was the biggest baby. They){kind=link}
Daniel Sturridge showed his flamboyant side on his Sky Sports Super Sunday debut alongside Roy Keane and former teammate Micah Richards
Daniel Sturridge bought a new energy to the Super Sunday panel – and finished off by singing an Usher hit.
The former Chelsea and Liverpool star has signed for Sky Sports as their new pundit after his career was hampered by injuries, with his most recent spell on the pitch coming with Perth Glory in Australia in 2022.
He was giving his thoughts alongside Roy Keane and ex-Man City teammate Micah Richards, who have become known as quite the double act themselves. Sturridge, flamboyantly dressed in a white vest and jacket, was at Stamford Bridge for the meeting of two of his former teams, who played out a 1-1 draw.
During his Super Sunday debut the 33-year-old stole the show, engaging in banter with both Richards and Keane whilst also coming up with a new phrase that could stick,