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ROY Keane has warned Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho he would be �knocked out� if he tried to shake hands before the final whistle in Sunday league football. Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert refused to take Portuguese�s hand as he prepared to head down the tunnel before the end of his side�s 3-0 defeat by the Blues at Stamford Bridge on September 27, and his assistant Keane�s reaction was even more withering. Asked about the incident as he launched his new autobiography, The Second Half, in Dublin on Thursday afternoon, Keane said: �It�s disgraceful. �I�ve seen him doing it to other managers, it is a disgrace. The game is still going on. You wouldn�t do that on a Sunday morning, you would get knocked out.� But while Mourinho found himself in the firing line, it was Keane�s former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson upon whom the spotlight fell as Keane discussed the falling-out between the pair as his time at Old Trafford drew to a close in 2005.