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Kevin Keegan

Sir Alex Ferguson's 'Apology'

Kevin Blundell | Posted 07.03.2013 | UK Sport
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Kevin Blundell

After calling Newcastle United a 'wee club in the north east' during the aftermath of a thrilling encounter between the Red Devils and Toon Army, Sir Alex Ferguson recently began to backtrack. Renowned for the mind-games he enters with rival managers, Ferguson responded to comments made by Alan Pardew regarding refereeing decisions in the game at Old Trafford on Boxing Day.

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Samuel Luckhurst

Keegan Accuses Newcastle Untied Of Complacency

HuffingtonPost.com | Samuel Luckhurst | Posted 04.01.2013 | UK Sport
Read More: UK Football, UK Sport, Premier League, Newcastle United, Kevin Keegan, Fa Cup, Kevin Keegan Interview, Kevin Keegan Newcastle United, UK Sport News

Former Newcastle United manager Kevin Keegan has accused Newcastle United of complacency as they lie just two points above the Premier League relegati...

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Is It Fergie Time For Mancini? (VIDEO)

The Huffington Post UK | Samuel Luckhurst | Posted 16.03.2012 | UK Sport
Read More: Sir Alex Ferguson Mind Games, Kevin Keegan, Manchester United, UK Sport, UK Football, Manchester City, Jose Mourinho, Arsene Wenger, Roberto Mancini, Sir Alex Ferguson, Video, UK Sport News

Although not yet conquered, Roberto Mancini's mistakes this year have hinted that he may become another manager to succumb to the might of Sir Alex Fe...

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Why Newcastle fans renamed Mike Ashley years ago

Sam Parker | Posted 10.01.2012 | UK
Read More: Newcastle, Newcastle United, Kevin Keegan, Premier League, Alan Shearer, Mike-Ashley, Football, Sports Direct, St James Park, UK News
Sam Parker

St James' Park sits at the top of Newcastle like a colossus. I can see it from my window as I type. To a football-mad region, it is reassuring presence - a 52,409 seat monument that stands strong in the whirlwind of madness and mismanagement that has engulfed the club for decades.

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