Newcastle silent on Keegan

Newcastle silent on Keegan

Newcastle remained silent in the face of vociferous fans' protests this afternoon as speculation continued that manager Kevin Keegan is leaving the club.

Angry supporters gathered at St James' Park and chants of "sack the board" were repeated as the Toon Army voiced their dissatisfaction at reports Keegan was set to leave or be sacked less than eight months after his high-profile return to Tyneside.

Media were forced by security guards to leave the stadium grounds as the club declined to comment on reports of Keegan's exit, and while fans were also seemingly ushered away, they were soon permitted to reconvene around the main stadium entrance.

Keegan's apparently imminent exit is thought to be down to the club's transfer policy and the level of influence he has been afforded as manager, with Dennis Wise operating as director of football since being brought in by owner Mike Ashley last season.

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Should Keegan go? Who should replace him? Do you want Ashley and co to leave too? Share your comments below.
 

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  1.  
    George from Gateshead says:
    Sep 6, 17:59

    kk has been treat like . fans should boycott the game and put their faith in Gateshead Town FC. Without the revenue coming in your season ticket prices would drop like a lead balloon.ps and thats from a mackem.

  2.  
    Martin from Portsmouth says:
    Sep 6, 17:57

    Ashley should learn from what happend at Pompey a few seasons ago Milan Mandaric decided to bring in a director of football over Harrys head it resulted with Harry and Jim Smith leaving fortunately Mandaric realised the error of his ways and Harry came back.

  3.  
    Ian from Cambridge says:
    Sep 6, 17:56

    The bottom line is Kevin wanted success for Newcastle but without promised funds what chance do they have ? With no prospect of breaking into the top 4 what has Kevin got to aim for? Mid table mediocrity? No he wanted to realisticly challange .Bet he wishes he was still City manager!

  4.  
    sheila from nottingham says:
    Sep 6, 17:45

    i have been a fan 42years never have i been so disgusted in the management as i am at the minute how did they expect K K to run the team when he had no input its a disgrace ashley should be ashamed of himself you wouldnt treat an animal the way they treated K K

  5.  
    Tony from Portsmouth says:
    Sep 6, 17:43

    Who gives a toss, Soccer/football overpaid under qualified KK?
    who is he/her

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