Comments on: King Kev feels the cold at Newcastle

By: Betting Blue Boy

Betting Blue Boy — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 21:20:52 +0000

Well Keegan is calling for more money to be invested into the club in the Summer, I think that this will be the determining factor in whether so called ‘King Kev’ remains next season.
I agree with the statement that Keegan gets out quickly and in my opinion far too quickly, looks like he has no staying power which is not surprising with him being from Doncaster.

By: James Brennan

James Brennan — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 00:08:45 +0000

Well-written piece, and as a life-long man city fan I can speak from experience… it wasn’t as if keegan was even burdened with the pressure of expectation at city!

By: Adam Hopper

Adam Hopper — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 08:21:00 +0000

Kevin has arrived at a place where no manager in their right mind would want to go. Although a terrific club, the expectations to succeed can undoubtedly onerous to success. We saw with Alladyce, Roeder and others that a succession of bad result will open the exit.
His management style on his previous visit to Newcastle had great success but this was at a time when the english game was significantly different to that of today. The array of foreign talent and managers has changed the game dramatically and Kevin will need time -and a decent back four- to turn things around on the Tyne.
The subdued atmosphere which is again evident after no wins under the new regime could begin to pressure the former Man City boss. However, its a club he aodres and has many a great memory as both a player and manager and this will see greatness shine once more on the Tyne.