Keane

Authors:

By Roy Keane, Eamon Dunphy

Format:

Paperback

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In print, usually dispatched within 48 hours.

Price:

£7.99 £7.19 (Save 10%)

Tagged with:

Football, Biography, Roy Keane, Manchester United FC, Republic of Ireland

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Further Details

• Published: 31st Jul 2003
• ISBN: 0141009810
• Pages: 336
• Size: 181mm x 111mm

From Word of Sport:

Keano speaks. One of the most controversial if brilliant footballers of the modern era, Roy Keane's almost apoplectic will to win intimidates his own teammates as well as opposing players. His autobiography reveals the amazing truths behind the many myths, including just why he was sent home from Japan.

From the Critics:

“Easily the best book about a footballer since Tony Adams' Addicted”

Tony Parsons

“The book is well-written... a determination to succeed - a refusal to accept second best - is written across every page”

Daily Telegraph

“Brutally honest ... infinitely more interesting, at times utterly enthralling, than almost all other books in the genre ... it is, quite simply, absorbing”

Irish Times

“Honest, human; a compelling read. Keane is an enigmatic, intense, intelligent, iron-willed figure. One of the most interesting sportsmen ever to represent Ireland”

Irish Independent

“Applaud Keane for writing an honest book at a time when so many other offerings amount to little more than bland con-tricks that tell you nothing .... unsparingly vicious honesty”

Mirror