Keane's controversial biography is nominated at British Book Awards

MANCHESTER UNITED star Roy Keane has yet another title to chase this season the Book of the Year Award.

Keane's controversial biography is nominated at British Book Awards
Mon, 03 Feb, 2003 - 00:00
Jim Caldwell

The midfielder's controversial autobiography has been nominated at this year's British Book Awards.

It will compete with Booker winner Yann Martel for his novel Life of Pi and Atonement by Ian McEwan.

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CourtsPlace: MANCHESTER UNITEDPlace: IrelandPlace: Republic of IrelandPerson: KeanePerson: Roy KeanePerson: Yann MartelPerson: Ian McEwanPerson: Eamon DunphyPerson: Mick McCarthyPerson: Alf Inge HaalandPerson: Ulrika JonssonPerson: John McEnroePerson: Roy Jenkins'Person: Winston ChurchillPerson: Kylie MinoguePerson: Alan TitchmarshPerson: Antony BeevorPerson: Jean M AuelPerson: Michael MoorePerson: Roy JenkinsPerson: Murray WalkerPerson: Jenny UglowEvent: British Book AwardsOrganisation: Manchester CityOrganisation: English Football Association
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