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R.I.P. Sad news.
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Awwwwww God bless him and his family....
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sorry loui, posted same time , a truely great player
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It’s fine Elise, some player the lad was
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oh my god,that is very sad news.
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RIP a legend of the game, wore his heart on his sleeve, one of the good guys.
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european footballer of the year twice in an era of true world class footballers .
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Rip KK
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big names very big names...then kevin keegan
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RIP Kevin, genuine good guy.
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RIP. Fantastic player.
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Excellent footballer.
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I am so sad to hear this.
He was so exciting when he came to Liverpool, (always a great watch), and I am a united fan btw. I was only thinking of him the other day and wondering how he was, and whether he was watching the world cup, and what he would have made of it. Condolences to all the family. RIP Kevin |
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Subs would have been different to Tuchel's that's for sure.
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Probably one of England's most enigmatic footballing characters ever.
His timeline has always intrigued me. Since the mid-70s Kevin has several extended periods of either being constant headline back-page news (player, manager, Brut, Superstars, TV Pundit, Football Schools England) or disappearing off the face of the earth for months or years, only to then return again. Despite being a Sunderland fan, I bought his biography from about 7 years ago. RIP |
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Most teams he managed try to play on the front foot.
Entertaining. |
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Very sad news.
RIP Kevin. |
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RIP Kevin
One of the good guys..... |
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A proper superstar of the game and a great personality with it.
I wish we had more like him in the modern game. |
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I remember his spells as manager and he came across as a much loved man across his last 3 teams he managed: England, Man City and Newcastle. I grew up in a time when in the early 2000s so I saw alot of Keegan. Time flies. RIP Kevin. Gone but not forgotten.
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Remember him coming off his bike during an episode of Superstars sustaining some nasty cuts, finished the race though!
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Remember as a kid, he ran on with the England team in a EURO 80s qualifier. Match at Windsor Park, shouting abuse (no bad language). We done a number on England.... lost 1-5. Came over as a decent guy. And felt for him with the I'd love it rant against Man Utd, wore his heart on sleeve. Remember on a wall seeing the old one, Jesus Saves..Keegan scores on the rebound. RIP Kevin and condolences to those that survive you.
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RIP I enjoyed watching him and Toshack.
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RIP |
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As an Everton fan I hated him in the seventies but only because he was so good RIP KK.
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keegan played in the last era i related the home internationals with,regularly got the 125 from boro down to wenbley to watch scot,NI,wales games get the 1 in the morning mail train back home ffrom the tues,wed,night games after a day in london and 7, 30 ko
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Good times the Home internationals.
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RIP King Kev.
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A true Gent and tip top footballer
RIM |
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RIP :(
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nice tribute from terry there on minder
WHEN THE BALL HIT THE BACK OF THE NET I WAS OVER THE MOON,brian |
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One of my favourite players, loved by Newcastle fans. Taken at only 75, very sad. RIP mighty mouse
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One of the best England players in my lifetime. Was the best of his generation imo. RIP
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A gentleman and an inspirational manager too
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Brilliant footballer and created a great entertaining team at Newcastle without shadow of a doubt an English European football legend.
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He had a couple of songs in the charts too, think one was called “it ain’t easy”
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Never saw him play but he had a very entertaining managerial career. RIP.
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