Keane told Sir Alex Ferguson 'we need f****** more from you' in furious row that led to Irishman leaving Manchester United Keane admits he headbutted Manchester United team-mate Peter Schmeichel and gave him a black eye during alcohol-fuelled fight in Hong Kong Keane says he wouldn't have missed a drugs test like Rio Ferdinand and Manchester United suffered as a result Roy Keane has re-opened his feud with former Manchester City defender Alf-Inge Haaland. The Manchester United legend notoriously fouled Haaland in 2001, which his first autobiography claimed was an act of vengence after Haaland had wrongly claimed Keane was playacting after injuring his cruciate ligament when tackling Haaland, then of Leeds, in 1997.
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Roy Keane recklessly tackled Alf-Inge Haaland in Manchester derby in 2001
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Keane later admitted in his autobiography that the challenge was revenge for an incident four years earlier in 1997
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Haaland accused Keane of playacting when he had actually damaged his cruciate ligament when attempting to foul him during a game with Leeds
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Keane admits that he is not sorry about the incident in his new book The Second Half
Haaland and Keane both tumble to the ground after the challenge from the @placeholder man