Keane wants apology

Roy Keane has suggested that his World Cup bust-up with Mick McCarthy was over allegations that he had faked injuries.

Sun, 26 May, 2002 - 09:20

Roy Keane has suggested that his World Cup bust-up with Mick McCarthy was over allegations that he had faked injuries.

In an interview with an English Sunday paper, Keane maintains that he still has huge pride in his country but does not feel sorry about how he reacted.

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