Gone but not forgotten and certainly not the death list

[Izzy]

3 minutes ago, winteriscoming said:

RIP Kevin Keegan. 
Really wanted that Newcastle team to win the league when he was in charge. 
 

I'll always remember this game from Keegan's spell in charge. Man Utd were pretty much unbeatable back them and Newcastle hammered them playing champagne football.

 

 

 

[Foxdiamond]

Was fortunate to see him play at his peak for Liverpool 

[Phil_Dunphy]

3 minutes ago, HighPeakFox said:

The same season we lost to Sheff Weds 7-1 in the League Cup, but beat Newcastle at home the following weekend.

Bobby Davison!

[HighPeakFox]

1 minute ago, Phil_Dunphy said:

Bobby Davison!

I was there, we celebrated that goal far too much.

[Spudulike]

21 minutes ago, Foxdiamond said:

Was fortunate to see him play at his peak for Liverpool 

1974 at Villa Park? Still haven't got over that night 

[winteriscoming]

24 minutes ago, Izzy said:

I'll always remember this game from Keegan's spell in charge. Man Utd were pretty much unbeatable back them and Newcastle hammered them playing champagne football.

 

 

 

That Albert goal was brilliant. 

[Foxdiamond]

1 minute ago, Spudulike said:

1974 at Villa Park? Still haven't got over that night 

Yes. Thought we had a chance when Lenny got our equaliser but Keegan had other ideas. Saw him play against West Ham too when in London with my Hammers mate. 

[Corky]

Obviously it was known he was ill but still tough to hear it.

 

I do wonder if his lack of public appearances has made him difficult to age, if that makes sense? Virtually all clips of him are from his playing and managing days where he was younger and still vibrant.

 

An iconic figure in the sport and even beyond.

[EastAnglianFox]

38 minutes ago, HighPeakFox said:

I was there, we celebrated that goal far too much.

Some atmosphere that day

[Raj]

1 hour ago, Izzy said:

Superstars.

 

Who can forget this!

 

"just a bit grazed" 

 

 

 

1 hour ago, ramboacdc said:

GIF's you can hear

Iconic.

 

Remember  at the time of him playing was well  before all the sports nutrition etc, what a physique  he had.

 

 

Theres an episode of Aif Weidershen  pet when Jimmy Nail picks up a newspaper in Germany where they are all working and proclaims he has to return to Newcastle at once...shows the paper and it states " Kevin Keefan to Newcastle United"😁

 

I still cant believe he'  passed away.

Edited Monday at 16:47 by Raj

[CornwallFox]

7 hours ago, Corky said:

Obviously it was known he was ill but still tough to hear it.

 

I do wonder if his lack of public appearances has made him difficult to age, if that makes sense? Virtually all clips of him are from his playing and managing days where he was younger and still vibrant.

 

An iconic figure in the sport and even beyond.

Yeah I know what you mean in that it's hard to imagine he was 75. I'm heading into my later forties now and everybody high profile that is dying is now somebody I remember from my teenage years, at which point KK was leading that fantastic Newcastle side. It's thoroughly depressing. 

[Jon the Hat]

1 hour ago, CornwallFox said:

Yeah I know what you mean in that it's hard to imagine he was 75. I'm heading into my later forties now and everybody high profile that is dying is now somebody I remember from my teenage years, at which point KK was leading that fantastic Newcastle side. It's thoroughly depressing. 

Yes it is.  I am 50 next year.  50 ffs.  

[ftfagos]

16 hours ago, Raj said:

Oh no.

Remember  when he signed back for Toon as a player and they loved him.

Then went  back as a manager( I'm sure it was one of my first games at Filbo when they beat us and won promotion, there was a pitch invasion?).

We all remember  his " I'd love it " to Fergie.

 

Remember  when he stood outside st.james park talking to the fans, I think it was after he sold Cole?

 

Newcastle  was most peoples 2nd team in that era cos they just played all out attack.

 

 

Always seemed a genuine  proper bloke.

 

RIP KK, sad loss to football 

Met him once, in the snooker room at the Turnberry Hotel, pre-Trump. He was playing on an adjacent table. Came across as a solid down to earth bloke.
A proud man who wore his heart on his sleeve and never afraid to front up.

[Lionator]

On 12/07/2026 at 07:36, Zear0 said:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvgj25j6nmeo
 

Lindsey Graham. Bit of a pro-war hawk, but one of the few in the Republican Party who continued to support Ukraine and had Trumps ear.

Late to this but this man was one of the biggest scumbags and war criminals on earth and all I can say is good riddance. There are so many unbelievably evil things he advocated for that I hope hell exists.