Roy Keane’s first autobiography was brutally honest and a massive bestseller and The Second Half has not failed to live up to it on either mark. Dealing with the autumn of his playing career and first forays into management, Roy Keane’s collaboration with Man Booker Prize winner Roddy Doyle has created another excellent football book which offers the reader great wit and verve as well as a fascinating view of the football world. Filled with great stories, like the regrets at joining Ipswich as they played in blue and his relationships with some of the biggest names in the game it is a natural and worthy successor to the first memoir and a very welcome addition to any football bookshelf.