As Sir Dave Brailsford said this week, ‘the best sports people in the world aren't normal people’. Brailsford was talking in the context of the Kevin Pietersen controversy but he just as easily could have been referring to the author rivalling the former England batsman for the most explosive new sports book to have come out this week on a Monday. A certain Roy Keane. Keane would probably admit to being a man of extremes. Extremely talented, of course. Extremely complex, too. VIDEO Scroll down to watch the best bits from Roy Keane' book launch Roy Keane would probably admit to being a man of extremes: Extremely talented, but extremely complex
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Roy Keane will release his autobiography The Second Half on Wednesday
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Lack of remorse towards Alf-Inge Haaland and Sir Alex Ferguson in book
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While ghost writing a feature in 2001, I saw a glimpse of his personality
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Keane gave his Champions League winners' medal (1999) to a coach, who had only good things to say about him
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He would only contact via fax... or he would change his phone number
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Former United captain would never ask for a drink during our meetings
Keane also details his ongoing feud with former Manhcester United manager Sir @placeholder