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Rewind to The Iceman cometh
www.espnfc.com
[ESPN] - England's decision to 'go foreign' for the first time, after the resignation of Kevin Keegan following a home defeat to Germany in October 2000, saw the FA install Swedish manager Sven-Goran Eriksson into the country's most high profile football job.
Google News: A little care needed over managers' comments
[This is Somerset] - (Howard Kendall). There is great harmonium in the dressing room. (Sir Alf Ramsay) The 33 or 34-year-olds will be 36 or 37 by the time the next World Cup comes round, if they're not careful. (Kevin Keegan)
Paul Bracewell: Toon have top quality in midfield
www.chroniclelive.co.uk
[ChronicleLive] - “Within Newcastle's midfield you've got a bit of everything,” says one of the key figures when Kevin Keegan began shaping the modern-day Magpies. “They've got plenty of legs and they get goals too. “As a manager you'll have everybody playing out of
Google News: Has anybody seen an English manager anywhere?
[Vitalfootball] - Back in the 80's/90's there were some truly great English/British managers, guys such as Clough, Bobby Robson, Terry Venables, Bob Paisley, Joe Fagan, even George Graham and Kevin Keegan. These were guys who managed big, English clubs and apart from
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