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“Dogs don’t talk s***” – Roy Keane
By CHRISTOPHER DAVIES
IT IS rare that a book, especially a football book, makes you laugh out loud.
A private chuckle, yes, but an audible reaction to something you are reading is unusual, not to mention a little embarrassing if you are on a train, as I was.
The girl sitting next to me was intrigued after I completed my laugh-out-loud hat-trick.
“What are you reading?
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It seems very funny.”
“It’s Triggs, the autobiography of Roy Keane’s dog. Roy was the captain of Manchester United and the Republic of Ireland,” I replied, hoping if not believing my answer would somehow justify my behaviour.
I am certain if the train had not been so crowded the girl would have moved away.
A book by a talking dog is either going to be as funny as root canal treatment or a gem. Paul Howard has managed to achieve the latter, giving us a telling insight to a person few outside his immediately family really know.
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