My favourite City manager when I was a kid. The joy he brought to a 15 year old lad that hadn't seen City play good football EVER was beautiful. I can't thank him enough.
Loved King Kev, it was a joy watching us play under him. The promotion with Berkovic, and Ali B running the show. The last year at Maine Road the season after when we beat the rags for the 1st time since the 5-1 and the Goat getting the equaliser at the swamp and then having a winner disallowed.
A genuine nice guy as well, saw him at a Sportsman's Dinner at The Village Hotel in Bury round about 2015 and he was delighted what was happening at City Spoke really highly about the club and fans.
nottsblue wrote:Very sad news A genuine great of the game. The sort of guy everyone loved regardless of who they supported which is a very very rare thing
Sad day. Kevin Keegan has been a large part of my youth and adult life, ever since he burst onto the scene with Liverpool. Football has lost a great guy and true sporting Superstar. His Newcastle teams were a joy to watch and I was very happy for him to manage our team. RIP King Kev