Kevin Keegan: Last News

Sven-Goran Eriksson has revealed that he has terminal cancer.

Alan Shearer has once again stood firm on his career decisions after being questioned by Gary Lineker on live television. The legendary striker came close to joining Manchester United in 1996.

Almost 20 years ago, Manchester City travelled down to Tottenham for an FA Cup replay with hope but not much else.

Strictly Come Dancing's Anton Du Beke caused quite a stir when he appeared on A Question of Sport as it broke tradition with guests coming from a sporting background. However, performing at the Philharmonic Hall in Liverpool, this week, he explained why he was asked on as a guest and revealed a surprising link to the northern city. Anton answered questions from the audience during the show as he shared stories from his legendary career in showbiz, when one member asked about the BBC panel show.

'I will love it if we beat them, love it.'

MATT Hancock left I'm A Celebrity fans in hysterics as he revealed his celebrity crush he wants to see naked. The former Health Secretary revealed all during a conversation with Lioness Jill Scott, comedian Seann Walsh and rugby ace Mike Tindall. While radio DJ Chris Moyles and Hollyoaks' Owen Warner went off to do the Savage Sorting Office Bushtucker Trial, the awesome foursome headed to Croc Creek.

Newcastle United defender Andy Griffin reportedly surprised his team mate Bradley Orr with a "caterpillar cake" sized '"turd" placed delicately on the top shelf of their fridge.The former Newcastle duo remain "best mates" to this day having spent many years playing alongside each other under the likes of Kevin Keegan and Sir Bobby Robson. However, Orr certainly had to take the good times with the "s***" ones as he was regularly tormented by the "round the bend, nuts, horrible creature' colleague Griffin.The former right-back spent six years at St James' Park, accumulating 104 appearances for the Premier League giants..

Newcastle United prodigy Anthony Parry unwittingly ended his own football career when he ‘picked his own name’ out of a hat and put himself forward for a drugs test that found Class A substances inside his body, former teammate Bradley Orr said to the Under the Cosh podcast. In 1999, 17-year-old Parry was touted as a future star after being signed by then Magpies’ boss and former England manager Kevin Keegan.

Newcastle icon Faustino Asprilla once played a porno to his Magpies team-mates on the team bus - in front of hundreds of Toon fans.The Colombian striker became something of a cult hero on Tyneside in the later 1990s despite only spending two years at St James Park. The club's adoring supporters will always hold a special place in their hearts for the maverick marksman following his hat-trick against Barcelona in the Champions League back in 1997 in particular.Asprilla was an enigmatic character both on and off the pitch, who clearly had a penchant for porn.

Jamie Carragher opened a huge can of worms when he said that the Liverpool-Manchester City rivalry is the greatest we have ever seen.While linking to his piece in The Telegraph, the Sky Sports pundit wrote: “ This @ManCity and @LFC rivalry is the best we’ve ever had in English football!! We’ve never had the two best teams & managers in the world together fighting it out.” Many were up in arms over the summary, claiming that the bitter battles of yesteryear undoubtedly trump that current feud between this season’s title challengers.Here, Daily Star Sport will run you through what we believe to be the best rivalries ever to take place in the Premier League, in order of weakest to fiercest.Kevin Keegan took Newcastle from promotion to almost immediate title contenders in 1994.The Magpies, now known as the Entertainers, were in inches of winning the Premier League title, being 15 points clear at Christmas during the 1995-96 season.But it wasn’t to be as the Sir Alex Ferguson mind games proved too strong and the Red Devils carried on their dominance in the league, snatching the title away from the underdogs.Do you agree with our list? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.Just as the rivalry between Ferguson and Arsene Wenger seemed to die down, one Jose Mourinho entered the fray.After winning the Premier League in his first season with Chelsea, Ferguson found himself another boss to go head-to-head with.The jury’s out on who pipped who between these two, though, with both sharing a trophy-laden period. Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp have been the top brass in English football for the past several years.

England boss Sven-Göran Eriksson has opened up about his difficult relationship with the media during his time in charge of the national side, admitting that he hadn’t been prepared for the close scrutiny of his personal life. Eriksson took charge of a struggling England side in January 2001 after the resignation of Kevin Keegan, and became the first non-British national to lead the team.The Swedish-born tactician managed to inspire the side to qualify for the 2002 World Cup, where they were knocked out by eventual winners Brazil in the quarter finals.

alarmingly close to the stage pyrotechnics in Exeter.The Machine walked past the crowd and approached his table - forgetting about the customary sparks that fly from the stage as the game is about to begin.Stepping back in horror, Wade luckily avoided the worst of the heat and even regrouped to see off the challenge of Gary Anderson and reach the semi-finals.Although pleased to see Wade was unharmed, Twitter users shared their amusement at his reaction to the fireworks - having been left baffled by them in the past.One fan wrote: "Every week James Wade gets done by the pyro."With a second adding: "James Wade will never learn when it comes up on that stage."A third continued: "James Wade getting hit by some sparks there has sent me."With a fourth saying: "James Wade and fireworks. Bad combo!" Who is your favourite current darts player? Let us know in the comments sectionA a fifth concluding: "James Wade burning his head again."Following those messages, there was also huge praise for his performance against Anderson, with the former two-time world champion being brushed off by Wade.One fan said: "James Wade's finishing has been mint!"And a second adding: "James Wade doing James Wade things, solid 90 plus average with a 140 plus checkout beating Gary Anderson." Wade, who has been on the tour since way back in 2004, often hits the headlines - from dating Helen Chamberlain and being compared to Kevin Keegan.

Manchester United famously missed out on signing Newcastle great Alan Shearer in 1996 - and Gary Neville might have had something to do with it.

a quiz to test people’s knowledge of famous footballer haircuts.

Marie Kondo a run for her money. It wasn’t just sticky bottles of liqueur well past their use-by-dates, a million books, dated fashions and piles of just-in-case bed linen that made their way to the dump or charity shops: my battered dolls and my brother’s Airfix models were also disposed of.Mum had total clarity about what had to go, while for me the most faded household fixtures and fittings become hotlines to hidden memories.

Marie Kondo a run for her money. It wasn’t just sticky bottles of liqueur well past their use-by-dates, a million books, dated fashions and piles of just-in-case bed linen that made their way to the dump or charity shops: my battered dolls and my brother’s Airfix models were also disposed of.Mum had total clarity about what had to go, while for me the most faded household fixtures and fittings become hotlines to hidden memories.

Roy Keane's comments poking fun after Newcastle United's collapse that handed Manchester United the title have re-emerged after a quarter of a century.

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has challenged his side to make more 'memories' against Manchester United.

English players have been frequent contenders for the Ballon d'Or over the years.So with that in mind, here are 11 English players who received multiple Ballon d'Or nominations.Honourable mentions: Kevin Keegan - 4 nominations (and 2 wins!) and Paul Scholes - 4 nominations.Gary Lineker was first nominated for the Ballon d'Or in 1986 after a superb campaign with Everton and winning the golden boot at the World Cup.He finished second behind Dynamo Kiev's Igor Belanov, despite scoring more than twice as many goals that year than the Soviet Union international.Lineker earned a further four nominations over the next five seasons during impressive spells with Barcelona and Tottenham Hotspur, as well as standing out at another World Cup with

Sven-Goran Eriksson’s appointment as Manchester City boss in July 2007 set in motion a whirlwind period that remains fondly remembered by the Blues faithful.

Borussia Dortmund and Roma, respectively.However, several former England internationals enjoyed great success playing abroad during their careers, with some even better known for playing outside of the UK.These include Kevin Keegan, Owen Hargreaves and David Beckham, who all forged strong careers in Europe while also playing for the Three Lions.So, here are eight former England stars who made their fortune by playing abroad.Back in 1977, England striker Keegan left European champions Liverpool to move to Hamburg for just over £1million, almost doubling the German transfer record at the time.He went on to win the Ballon d'Or twice during his three seasons in the Bundesliga and Hamburg won the league title during his second campaign with the