Kevin Keegan

Made the most of his talent to become England’s best player for a few years in the mid 70s.
RIP
That was probably his most admirable trait. Of course he had skill but many players have had more and not made themselves as good a player as he was by sheer application and will. He and John Toshack were a formidable pair who were a bit unfortunate to be overshadowed by Rush and Dalglish.
As a manager his enthusiasm was infectious and he let his teams, especially Newcastle, go out and play.

RIP.
 
along with Keegan's talents on the pitch, his TV demeanour gave him the makings of a celebrity, a household name. We can take it for granted, but many great footballers lack this.
 
One of England's greatest players.

Sadly wasted in the years we didn't qualify for the World Cup.

Did one of the best TV interviews when manager of Newcastle.

I was lucky to see him play against us in the 2-3 Liverpool FA Cup game when he scored.

RIP.
That 2 - 3 was my first ever game won't lie went to watch Liverpool got to touch Keegans shirt, came out as a Palace fan.
Loved watching Keegan the footballer we all wanted to be. God rest king Kev
 

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