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'Roy Keane is Roy Keane's biggest problem' - Why ex-Man United ace hasn't cut it in club management

Roy Keane's chances of succeeding in club management rest on him being able to alter his approach, that's the view of his former Manchester United team-mate Dwight Yorke.

Keane has forged a career as a successful pundit since hanging up his boots and although he enjoyed some success as a manager, taking Sunderland into the Premier League in his first season in management. But it's 12 years since he was last in the dug-out as a manager, although he has enjoyed spells with the Republic of Ireland, Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest as assistant.

A return seems a long way off but Yorke, who played under Keane at Sunderland, believes the Irishman could have forged a great career in management had he adapted to the demands of the job while the former Reds frontman still feels he could successfully take charge of a national side.

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Yorke, who spent four years at United and was part of the 1999 Treble-winning team, feels international football could be the perfect fit for the 51-year-old.

"I saw him as a potential manager just because of his great leadership and the respect he gains within the dressing room, which is what you require to be a manager," said Yorke, speaking to aceodds.com. "I've said it time and time again, Roy Keane has all the potential to be a great manager and he should have been. But Roy Keane is his own problem, really.

"He's his own problem, saying it as it is. If he was a little bit more guided and a little bit cuter in some of his approach, I think he would be the current manager of Man United today. But Roy Keane lives and dies by the way he sees things and that's fine. And when it's when it goes your way is

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