As i see it roy keane autobiography

I thoroughly enjoyed this enthralling, frank and hilarious book.

Roy Keane: As I See It: Directed by Paul Doyle Jr., Bob Potter AS I SEE IT tells the story of the world's most famous team through the eyes of Captain Keane.

Roy Keane: As I See It: Directed by Paul Doyle Jr., Bob Potter AS I SEE IT tells the story of the world's most famous team through the eyes of Captain Keane.

A publishing phenomenon in hardback, Roy Keane's autobiography was the biggest selling sports book of the year.

Roy Keane's riveting, brutally honest autobiography has the potential to be one of the year's biggest paperback bestsellers.

I was reading Keane's autobiography when I came across this passage about Ole during the heated club meeting following the Middlesbrough loss in '

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Readers not familiar with British colloquialisms and English football culture may find this story difficult to follow. But readers interested in what constitutes the heart of a champion will find Keane The Autobiography both rewarding and indispensable.

Here is the story of a poor Irish footballer from Cork who was too small, too slow and so utterly lacking in fundamental skills that by age 18 he was relegated to a ‘has been’ in organized soccer.

With no prospects for club play (forget junior nationals or professional football), Roy Keane’s career appeared to everyone to be finished. To everyone, that is, other than Roy Keane.

This autobiography tells the story of how Roy Keane relentlessly drove himself towards a simple goal (to be a professional soccer player) and how his uncompromising single mindedness propelled him to the pinnacle of his objective -- captaincy of Manchester