Keegan did one HELL of a job at Newcastle ... and as a Liverpool fan I always thought we should have gone for him as manager after Souness left. Even though there's a good chance he would have turned us down. He had an eye for a great signing ... seemed to be able to REALLY motivate his players, and could maintain a top work ethic across a long season. He lost his way badly by the end, and let mind games get the better of him during his time in the Premier League, but Newcastle started a new era the moment he walked through the door, when they could have very easily slipped away into the lower league abyss ...
Much respect to you mate I'm a newcastle fan but just to add liverpool are my second favourite team I love them I've never been to Liverpool but it is on my bucket list
Great stuff. I remember hearing the news at school. It was an amazing day. I always felt a bit sorry for Ossie, a good man who had the team playing nice football, but had a very young and inexperienced side - over half the team were in their teens, but the likes of Lee Clark, Steve Watson, Alan Thompson, Steve Howey, Alun Armstrong went on to have very good careers.
Not sure why this is popping up. I understand you're trying to bring it back. KK is near and dear to my heart. What Ashley did to him in 2008 absolutely broke my heart. What Ashley did to Shearer after that questioned my allegiance. I almost quit being a football supporter in 2009. Ashley an absolutely horrible human being.
Ardiles treatment was disgusting, he tried his best but (as always with the toon) the chairman gave him the worst send off ever? As a Geordie I apologize to Ossie, Keegan was a legend shame about the mullet? Ha!!
He did win something. He won the upmost respect from every single Newcastle fan on the planet. He had us fighting for the premier league title. That's something that cant be sniffed at considering how poor we had been. I'm guessing your a Sunderland fan are you? If so, can you remember how youse lot went on over Roy Keane taking Sunderland up? Well imagine if he had done that, and then had you battling at the very top of the league and playing the best football I had ever seen at that point in my life.
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met him once,such a lovely genuine fella
A great man who wears his heart on his sleeve.
The only way in life dude !
Cheers for the upload, brought back some memories. It was a great time to be a Geordie back then the town was buzzing every Saturday.
Keegan did one HELL of a job at Newcastle ... and as a Liverpool fan I always thought we should have gone for him as manager after Souness left. Even though there's a good chance he would have turned us down.
He had an eye for a great signing ... seemed to be able to REALLY motivate his players, and could maintain a top work ethic across a long season.
He lost his way badly by the end, and let mind games get the better of him during his time in the Premier League, but Newcastle started a new era the moment he walked through the door, when they could have very easily slipped away into the lower league abyss ...
He came home. He was hounded out by both Hall and Ashley.
Shearer signed for us because of Keegan.
Much respect to you mate I'm a newcastle fan but just to add liverpool are my second favourite team I love them I've never been to Liverpool but it is on my bucket list
I like how sir John says "putting the figures through the computer" like the computer was God back then lol
Great stuff. I remember hearing the news at school. It was an amazing day. I always felt a bit sorry for Ossie, a good man who had the team playing nice football, but had a very young and inexperienced side - over half the team were in their teens, but the likes of Lee Clark, Steve Watson, Alan Thompson, Steve Howey, Alun Armstrong went on to have very good careers.
Lee Clark trained me for Walker central,was a proper Geordie used to perv on the girl he hired to teach us stretching!! Good memories
Ossie, a true gentleman
keegan = king
joppadoni but won fuck all
My footballing hero he and Sir John Hall saved us
Love King Kev . He’s doing a talk show at Tyne theatre on February 12th 2023. 👍🏆⚫️⚪️
What a guy.
Excellent upload, nice one.
King Kev! Loved the open training sessions.
Ozzie did a good job...yes i think he neededmore time...the players he signed
This is the only job I have ever wanted ❤ 👑 Kev
Not sure why this is popping up. I understand you're trying to bring it back. KK is near and dear to my heart. What Ashley did to him in 2008 absolutely broke my heart. What Ashley did to Shearer after that questioned my allegiance. I almost quit being a football supporter in 2009. Ashley an absolutely horrible human being.
Just feels like yesterday.
It was amazing what Keegan achieved in his first spell at Newcastle.
I would like to meet Sir John. He seems a really nice bloke.
I was in the stand in front of the score board as a young lad then. O what memories. Thanks f**k for Sir John Hall.
NUFC 2020 Keegan takes the NUFC job
So, the Liverpool job wouldn't have interested him ever?
My cousin 🥰
Is he? Wow! That's really cool!
No hes not.
Ardiles treatment was disgusting, he tried his best but (as always with the toon) the chairman gave him the worst send off ever? As a Geordie I apologize to Ossie, Keegan was a legend shame about the mullet? Ha!!
lol about the Mullet :-)
Ossie seemed a nice bloke. I felt sorry for him.
Yes, a canny fella and I remember some good pass and move football....but it looked like we were going down to the 3rd Division.
Didn't he do well !
Keegan was amazing in his first spell as manager of Newcastle.
Special K?
Comedy ,won nothing club always.
He did win something. He won the upmost respect from every single Newcastle fan on the planet. He had us fighting for the premier league title. That's something that cant be sniffed at considering how poor we had been. I'm guessing your a Sunderland fan are you? If so, can you remember how youse lot went on over Roy Keane taking Sunderland up? Well imagine if he had done that, and then had you battling at the very top of the league and playing the best football I had ever seen at that point in my life.