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- Onemanstanding
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R.I.P Kevin Keegan.
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I was there the day he and Billy got sent off at Wembley and they both threw their shirts onto the ground. That was the highlight of Clough's magnificent 44 day rule.
- PhoenixUnited
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An icon from my youth. RIP Kevin Keegan
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Never mind, it'll all come out in the wash............
Never mind, it'll all come out in the wash............
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I met him after a conference when he was England manager trying to inspire school children. He was a really down to earth nice guy who bought me a drink at the bar despite not having the foggiest idea who l was.
RIP Kevin
RIP Kevin
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Very sad news. RIP.
- Chilli D
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I met Kevin Keegan in 2018 when he did 'An evening with' at AFC Sudbury, my local football club at the time.
He was brilliant, telling stories about his football career linked to a PowerPoint presentation and afterwards he did a Q&A and photo session. His memory of incidents in individual games was incredible.
What a footballer he was, I remember his formidable partnership with John Toshack.
RIP Kevin
He was brilliant, telling stories about his football career linked to a PowerPoint presentation and afterwards he did a Q&A and photo session. His memory of incidents in individual games was incredible.
What a footballer he was, I remember his formidable partnership with John Toshack.
RIP Kevin
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- Chilli D
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Who remembers when KK came off his bike on BBC programme 'Superstars'
Ooh the gravel rash
Ooh the gravel rash
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Or..... maybe it was because he didn't have a clue who you were
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Sad news, like most posters on here he was a part of our growing up. His “ I would love it “ rant was tv gold. RIP Kevin 
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Yes I remember it well.
My mum once bought me some Kevin Keegan football boots with KK on the heel, I think they were by Stylo iirc, they had a white pointed stripe down the side, a bit like Nike.
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Very sad and an icon of 70’s football
RIP KK
RIP KK
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Kevin Keegan, sir Gary Sobers - its sad that sport has to lose these great individuals.
But I suppose we can just be grateful we were able to follow them as fans.
I was too young for Gary Sobers, but I do recall really wanting to dislike Keegan as a kid - but couldnt. Great footballer and a credit to the game.
But I suppose we can just be grateful we were able to follow them as fans.
I was too young for Gary Sobers, but I do recall really wanting to dislike Keegan as a kid - but couldnt. Great footballer and a credit to the game.
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I think the thing that will always be in my mind with KK is the charity shield and his spat with Billy Bremner , they were both people that wanted to win . I think the actual culprit wasn't Billy but Johnny Giles but KK wasn't aware of that . KK always wore his heart on his sleeve ,back then he epitomized Liverpool on the pitch , yet he cost peanuts from Scunthorpe ....30k I think in a time where you were paying around 200k plus maybe for top players .....bargain was KK . Let's not forget English football for a few years was about Liverpool and Leeds , I think it's probably the fixture we always looked for first .
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Two truly great sportsmen, Malcolm.malcolmw wrote: ↑Tue Jul 21, 2026 2:28 am Kevin Keegan, sir Gary Sobers - its sad that sport has to lose these great individuals.
But I suppose we can just be grateful we were able to follow them as fans.
I was too young for Gary Sobers, but I do recall really wanting to dislike Keegan as a kid - but couldnt. Great footballer and a credit to the game.
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Newcastle and Manchester United were fighting for the title and Ferguson said something like teams were trying harder to beat Manchester United.
Typical Fergie mind games
Keegan snapped
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