'My family were Arsenal fans, but I supported Liverpool and Kevin Keegan was my hero I later told him he was my inspiration and he replied, "I get that a lot"': Gunners legend and ex-Everton defender reveals childhood fandomMartin Keown's childhood love for Liverpool was fueled by his admiration for Kevin Keegan despite his family's Arsenal support.
Even though Kevin Keegan was my boyhood hero, we never really saw eye-to-eye. That was an underwhelming time for me I felt on the outside': Newcastle cult hero reveals disappointment over how things went under King KevKevin Keegan's return to Newcastle was met with excitement, but injuries hindered player Shola Ameobi's performance and development during this transition.
'My family were Arsenal fans, but I supported Liverpool and Kevin Keegan was my hero I later told him he was my inspiration and he replied, "I get that a lot"': Gunners legend and ex-Everton defender reveals childhood fandomMartin Keown's childhood love for Liverpool was fueled by his admiration for Kevin Keegan despite his family's Arsenal support.
Even though Kevin Keegan was my boyhood hero, we never really saw eye-to-eye. That was an underwhelming time for me I felt on the outside': Newcastle cult hero reveals disappointment over how things went under King KevKevin Keegan's return to Newcastle was met with excitement, but injuries hindered player Shola Ameobi's performance and development during this transition.
I found it difficult, disappointment was my overriding emotion' Lee Clark explains why he was one of the only Geordies who wasn't celebrating Kevin Keegan's arrival as Newcastle United manager in 1992Kevin Keegan's arrival in February 1992 transformed Newcastle United from a relegation-threatened team into a competitive force in English football.
'Newcastle's players didn't see Keegan's meltdown as negative. He wore his heart on his sleeve and couldn't hide that we absolutely loved him for it': Former Magpie discusses infamous 1996 "I would love it" rantKevin Keegan's passionate rant in 1996 is fondly remembered by players and fans, highlighting the emotional connection within Newcastle United during that time.
I found it difficult, disappointment was my overriding emotion' Lee Clark explains why he was one of the only Geordies who wasn't celebrating Kevin Keegan's arrival as Newcastle United manager in 1992Kevin Keegan's arrival in February 1992 transformed Newcastle United from a relegation-threatened team into a competitive force in English football.
'Newcastle's players didn't see Keegan's meltdown as negative. He wore his heart on his sleeve and couldn't hide that we absolutely loved him for it': Former Magpie discusses infamous 1996 "I would love it" rantKevin Keegan's passionate rant in 1996 is fondly remembered by players and fans, highlighting the emotional connection within Newcastle United during that time.