Kevin Keegan

[sfc1971]

My daughter works at th Grand Habour Hotel.

She has just arrived home to inform me that KK was there last night left this morn at 09:30 quietly via a back exit.

 

Read into it what you will but did Les Reed and Keegan not work together for 20yrs and remain good friends ? ?

[Hatch]

Hatch likes this.

[Saint_clark]

Maybe Keegan, O'Neill and Brown are all going to be part of the management team?

[St Lej]

My daughter works at th Grand Habour Hotel.

She has just arrived home to inform me that KK was there last night left this morn at 09:30 quietly via a back exit.

 

Read into it what you will but did Les Reed and Keegan not work together for 20yrs and remain good friends ? ?

 

Who's back exit was it?

[Saint_clark]

Who's back exit was it?

 

His daughters.

[saintwiz]

My Aunt's brother's wife said he saw Ivan Golac leaving The Easington Hotel in Banbury last night!?!?

[ladysaint]

Does he still not have a house in Romsey though.

[Give it to Ron]

If he was there last night and left this morning via the back exit perhaps he had an away match?

[SuperSAINT]

....because working under a DOF worked so well for him at Newcastle

[Chin Strain]

....because working under a DOF worked so well for him at Newcastle

 

Again, why the obsession with a DoF? Only the Echo and fans assuming there will be a DoF....unless I've missed something.

 

KK would be my second choice behind MON......

[Cricketphilly]

And Dennis Wise seen having breakfast with him.

[Rory]

No chance.

[NickG]

....because working under a DOF worked so well for him at Newcastle

 

it was Wise ffs!

[RedAndWhite91]

I saw Keegan at St. Mary's. This is 100% fact. This was also in 2008.

[channonwindmill]

I can certainly believe that KK would use the back exit. As to the rest, I'm not so sure.

[St Lej]

My mate has just been in a taxi que by the train station and Chris Marsden jumped in front of him (appeared to be in a rush) and was clearly heard saying "St Mary's please" to the cab driver.

[Saint_clark]

My mate has just been in a taxi que by the train station and Chris Marsden jumped in front of him (appeared to be in a rush) and was clearly heard saying "St Mary's please" to the cab driver.

 

Late for a wedding?

[CWD]

This would certainly fit the deja vu rumour, the second biggest coup in the club's history is the same bloke as the first!

[Saint Billy]

My mate has just been in a taxi que by the train station and Chris Marsden jumped in front of him (appeared to be in a rush) and was clearly heard saying "St Mary's please" to the cab driver.

 

This is getting feckin ridiculous now!

[OldNick]

I understand the hilarity but the cynicism is a bit harsh.We all want to have the gossip fed on here, don't we? Imsure al ot of people are put off posting due to the scorn

[rick1976.4.38]

my son met george burley last night,its ok hes not in the running,

[docker-p]

I think KK would be a good appointment, and more likely than MoN

[Robsk II]

My dog spoke to Kate Moss's dog the other day, by telepathy, and he told her that Kate Moss once passed a guy in the street who was walking towards Wimbledon common. When he arrived there, he threw a fruit salad wrapper in the bin, and the bin was collected by the local authority. Several years ago, a certain young woman worked in reception of the main authority building, and her husband's cousin was married to a French Algerian guy. This guy had the same ethnic background as a famous footballer - that's right, Zizou - and Zidane once played in the same team as Emmanuel Petit. His means Small in English, and professional snooker player Chris Small's career was ended prematurely by ankylosing spondylitis, which is a chronic, inflammatory arthritis and autoimmune disease. Amongst others who have had diseases are Ferenc Puskas, who suffered from Alzheimers. Ronald Reagan also had this, and he is an American. The only conclusion anyone sensible can make from this is that our next manager will be fellow American, Kasey Keller. QED.

[Block 5]

My daughter works at th Grand Habour Hotel.

She has just arrived home to inform me that KK was there last night left this morn at 09:30 quietly via a back exit.

 

Read into it what you will but did Les Reed and Keegan not work together for 20yrs and remain good friends ? ?

 

Joined September 2010....... 2 posts.

 

I believe you, but I am a total kontie.

[Turkish]

My dog spoke to Kate Moss's dog the other day, by telepathy, and he told her that Kate Moss once passed a guy in the street who was walking towards Wimbledon common. When he arrived there, he threw a fruit salad wrapper in the bin, and the bin was collected by the local authority. Several years ago, a certain young woman worked in reception of the main authority building, and her husband's cousin was married to a French Algerian guy. This guy had the same ethnic background as a famous footballer - that's right, Zizou - and Zidane once played in the same team as Emmanuel Petit. His means Small in English, and professional snooker player Chris Small's career was ended prematurely by ankylosing spondylitis, which is a chronic, inflammatory arthritis and autoimmune disease. Amongst others who have had diseases are Ferenc Puskas, who suffered from Alzheimers. Ronald Reagan also had this, and he is an American. The only conclusion anyone sensible can make from this is that our next manager will be fellow American, Kasey Keller. QED.

 

Thats was 2minutes and 28 seconds of my life i wont get back.

[Our Claus]

My dog spoke to Kate Moss's dog the other day, by telepathy, and he told her that Kate Moss once passed a guy in the street who was walking towards Wimbledon common. When he arrived there, he threw a fruit salad wrapper in the bin, and the bin was collected by the local authority. Several years ago, a certain young woman worked in reception of the main authority building, and her husband's cousin was married to a French Algerian guy. This guy had the same ethnic background as a famous footballer - that's right, Zizou - and Zidane once played in the same team as Emmanuel Petit. His means Small in English, and professional snooker player Chris Small's career was ended prematurely by ankylosing spondylitis, which is a chronic, inflammatory arthritis and autoimmune disease. Amongst others who have had diseases are Ferenc Puskas, who suffered from Alzheimers. Ronald Reagan also had this, and he is an American. The only conclusion anyone sensible can make from this is that our next manager will be fellow American, Kasey Keller. QED.

 

Funny you should say this, because I actually did see Kasey Keller in town just the other day...

 

...the town was Seattle, but still, can't be a coincidence can it?!

[Robsk II]

Claus, it would seem to add up.

 

Thats was 2minutes and 28 seconds of my life i wont get back.

 

Anything I can do to speed your death is a worthy way to spend my time. You're also a slow reader, you thicko.

[the stain]

Thats was 2minutes and 28 seconds of my life i wont get back.

 

How much of your life can you generally rely on getting back?

[yorkiesaint]

Keegan and Reed worked together in the england set-up. If this is our dream team lets hope their record at saints is one hell of a lot better.

[nathan]

I was walking out of my office today and saw a large white board with an arrow and 'st marys this way' written on it, supported by a large metal pole. I'm pretty sure it was a sign.

[Roger]

Keegans daughter lived in ocean village up to around a year ago. Maybe she still lives there and he is visiting. I would like it to be kk though.

[Robsk II]

I was walking out of my office today and saw a large white board with an arrow and 'st marys this way' written on it, supported by a large metal pole. I'm pretty sure it was a sign.

 

Nice.

[sambosa75]

KK has promoted every club he has managed. He would have us playing great football and would get the absolute best out of players like Lambert, Puncheon, Lallana and Schneiderlin. He will most certainly do for a couple of seasons. Who cares if he gets bored after a couple of seasons and does a runner? I'm confident he'll leave us in a much stronger position when that time comes than when we are right now. This would be a great move.

 

He's a sentimental old sausage as well and will probably quite fancy a return to Southampton so he can be close to his daughters who I understand still live in the area. I dont know if she still does but one of his daughters used to work in the SMS ticket office.

[Turkish]

Claus, it would seem to add up.

 

 

 

Anything I can do to speed your death is a worthy way to spend my time. You're also a slow reader, you thicko.

 

I suppose you do want to rid the world of people like me, they only serve as a constant reminder of how far down the scale you are on the Darwinist theory of natural selection.

[yorkiesaint]

To me Keegan makes more sense than O'Neil, you can imagine him coming back (did he not have 2 goes at Newcastle?) and you can imagine him linking up with Les Reed again. However, if he has checked out this might not be a good sign!

[CWD]

KK is a top bloke too. I met him once as a kid when Man City were coming down to play us, he came out of his hotel with a huge bag of cones and balls and naturally we all asked for his autograph. He said 'wait a minute lads, let me just go and put this stuff in the car'. Nobody expected him to come back, but he did and spent a full 10 mins doing pics and signing autographs.

 

Would love it, LOVE IT if this happens

[Robsk II]

I suppose you do want to rid the world of people like me, they only serve as a constant reminder of how far down the scale you are on the Darwinist theory of natural selection.

 

On the contrary. I just pity you and wish you to be out of your misery. On a personal note, you remind me at all times that there are those less fortunate than myself in every way. Frankly, I love it.

[saint1977]

KK has promoted every club he has managed. He would have us playing great football and would get the absolute best out of players like Lambert, Puncheon, Lallana and Schneiderlin. He will most certainly do for a couple of seasons. Who cares if he gets bored after a couple of seasons and does a runner? I'm confident he'll leave us in a much stronger position when that time comes than when we are right now. This would be a great move.

 

He's a sentimental old sausage as well and will probably quite fancy a return to Southampton so he can be close to his daughters who I understand still live in the area. I dont know if she still does but one of his daughters used to work in the SMS ticket office.

 

+1. Adkins has potential but morale was so clearly shot away around the club on Saturday both on the pitch and in the stands that I can't see him or Howe providing the huge lift that is needed. Keegan's contacts would pull in the quality loans we urgently need, he'd inspire the attacking players and most importantly of all he'd get SMS full and stop the place being like the funeral it was on Saturday.

[Turkish]

On the contrary. I just pity you and wish you to be out of your misery. On a personal note, you remind me at all times that there are those less fortunate than myself in every way. Frankly, I love it.

 

But i'm not ginger.

[Golden Balls]

Would nearly be perfect after his record at Fulham and Man City. A lot makes it very likely with him being an ex Saint and daughters living in the area. However, I just see it as too good to be true. Especially as the OP was from a person who joined this week and posted twice.

[Cricketphilly]

+1. Adkins has potential but morale was so clearly shot away around the club on Saturday both on the pitch and in the stands that I can't see him or Howe providing the huge lift that is needed. Keegan's contacts would pull in the quality loans we urgently need, he'd inspire the attacking players and most importantly of all he'd get SMS full and stop the place being like the funeral it was on Saturday.

 

Yup

[KK the 2nd]

Much though I agree it would be a fun ride, I can't see it happening. Neither can the bookies ... KK is 33/1 with Paddy Power

[Block 5]

2 posts!!!! The OP has 2 ferkin posts to his name!

Good grief.

[yorkiesaint]

Wait for Keegan's odds to come crashing down..

[trousers]

[northam soul]

If keegan was to become manager ( which i doubt ) that would make cortese decisions regarding banning photos and the sale of season tickets now a financial masterpiece as everyone would come out of the woodwork and have to pay on a game by game basis and the press would show a much greater interest.

Could this of all been done with that in mind ? probably not but stranger things have happened.

[lethallee]

It won't be Keegan.

 

He is out of touch with the modern game and will not suit the continental structure being adopted at club.

[Gemmel]

2 posts!!!! The OP has 2 ferkin posts to his name!

Good grief.

 

You need to think more laterally.

 

He has a daughter,.....she works, that makers her at least 17 and him probably around 45 ish. Whilst i am sure there are some, it is a little less unlikely that a middle aged man would get a kick out of talking ******** on a football forum. Defacto therefore, that he is telling the truth, KK will be our new manager, promotion is assured and the world is good again;)

[RedAndWhite91]

Before you all get too excited about Keegan, can I just remind you of a few of his quotes.

 

'In some ways, cramp is worse than having a broken leg.'

 

'The 33 or 34-year-olds will be 36 or 37 by the time the next World Cup comes around, if they're not careful.'

 

'England have the best fans in the world and Scotland's fans are second-to-none'

 

'I'll never play at Wembley again, unless I play at Wembley again'

 

'They're the second best team in the world, and there's no higher praise than that.'

 

'The tide is very much in our court now.'

 

'There's a slight doubt about only one player, and that's Tony Adams, who definitely won't be playing tomorrow.'

 

'The good news for Nigeria is that they're two-nil down very early in the game'

 

'Despite his white boots, he has real pace...'

 

'You can't do better than go away from home and get a draw...'

 

'I'm not disappointed - just disappointed.'

 

'Chile have three options - they could win or they could lose.'

[Window Cleaner]

You need to think more laterally.

 

He has a daughter,.....she works, that makers her at least 17 and him probably around 45 ish. Whilst i am sure there are some, it is a little less unlikely that a middle aged man would get a kick out of talking ******** on a football forum. Defacto therefore, that he is telling the truth, KK will be our new manager, promotion is assured and the world is good again;)

 

although the user name sfc1971 might well indicate that the OP is 39,unless of course he started watching saints in 1971

 

oops doubled up, is this forum slow or what

Edited 7 September, 2010 by Window Cleaner