Keane fears the end is nigh

Manchester United skipper Roy Keane has admitted that his playing days could be numbered due to his long-term injury problems.

Sat, 01 Mar, 2003 - 08:35

Manchester United skipper Roy Keane has admitted that his playing days could be numbered due to his long-term injury problems.

The 31-year-old recently announced his retirement from international football with the Republic of Ireland in a bid to prolong his career at Old Trafford.

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