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   Paul Wilson from Livingston says:

   Sep 6, 19:09

   My son and I have been long supporters of the Toon Army and and are sad to see Kevin leave. He has in our opinion been the best manager in a long time. He deserves to be given full control of selecting players and firing them - so if he cannot, then I do see why he has left. Why did he not have a say when Milner was sold - to sell one of your best players is not what Kevin would have done, but in the last few months that is what has happened to the team. on a positive note, Newcastle needs Kevin or someone like him to fight for NUFC otherwise they will continue to be a middle of the road team in the Premier Division
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   Kev ;) from newcastle says:

   Sep 6, 19:04

   They've had more than enough bites of the cherry. Kegan was pronounced as the saviour 9 months ago, in what can only be described as self-imposed euphoria by both fans and media. He let them down 10 years ago so why put your hopes into a man who can't control his emotions and has a record of not staying the course?
   The setup at the club is one of self interest by the board and little or no understanding of the management of football staff or running a club. They might be highly skilled businessmen but football is a diffent animal. A basic restructuring and change in philosphy is what is needed and then perhaps the club can move forward in what can only be described as the highest level of volatile circumstance.
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   Footiemad from The Pitch says:

   Sep 6, 18:53

   KK was exactly right to resign (but it's a pity he had to disadvantage himself to make his justifiable point). If you are appointed to do a job the Directors, whomssoever they may be, should not interfere with your performance. The upshot of such interference would be that if (and when) things go wrong KK would get the blame
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   Taff from London says:

   Sep 6, 18:52

   When will we realise that Capello has no choice of players....we have just ordinary footballers and he is limited to the best of a bad bunch, hence he picks the same playes as Eriksonn and McClaren. He could promote some U21 couldn't he ?
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   mark from sunderland says:

   Sep 6, 18:51

   i think ashley and keegan are a metch made in heaven , why don't they just kiss and make up. let him play thugs like joey farton he is the manager so let him manage so that the cartoon army can have all the never run success they think they have the divine right to . do they not realise they are never gonna be and always be wannabe's the messiah has fallen long live the messiah he will be just as unsuccessful with any chairman or owner in the end what has he acheived as a manager ???????? yeah i thought so absolutely nothing apart from buying his way out of the old first division which lets face it my dead dog could have done that with the money he had thrown at him

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