‘Like Cantona, he expects the best’

ROY KEANE’S latest explosion was inevitable because he is a consummate professional, claims a leading psychologist.

Fri, 24 May, 2002 - 12:28
David Anderson

ROY KEANE’S latest explosion was inevitable because he is a consummate professional, claims a leading psychologist.

Professor Cary Cooper, professor of psychology at UMIST, feels Keane’s behaviour is understandable because he expects the very best of himself and all those around him.

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