Roy Keane has been told that his approach is what cost him potentially becoming Manchester United manager, with former teammate Dwight Yorke revealing his drawbacks as a leader.
Yorke played for United between 1998 & 2002, with Keane being the captain throughout that period, a spell which peaked with United's treble win in 1999. Sir Alex Ferguson was the manager at that time, but Keane's on-pitch leadership skills had him singled out for a future in management.
Keane did become a manager, winning promotion with Sunderland in his first full season of coaching during the 2006/07 season. He later resigned, however, and latterly took the Ipswich job, before being sacked in January 2011.
