Manager Information
Name- Kevin Keegan
D.O.B- 14 February, 1951
Previous Managed Clubs
-Newcastle United (1992/97)
-Fulham (1998/99)
-England National Team (1999/00)
-Manchester City (2001/05)
-Newcastle United (200
-Manchester City (200
Kevin Keegan is a former international football and a current football manager of several English clubs and the English National Team, Kevin Keegan was born in Armthorpe, Doncaster, England. Keegan played for many clubs in his playing career the biggest club he played for was Liverpool FC where he made 230 appearances scoring 68 goals over a 6 year period. During Keegan's 17 years as a Professional Football he played 655 games for both clubs and his country and he scored 225 goals during his career.
He started his Managerial Career at Newcastle United in 1992 where he lasted 5 years over that period Newcastle won 1 trophy the Division One in 1992/93. In 1998 Keegan went to Fulham and in his season at charge of Fulahm he led them to Division 2 Triumph. In 1999 Kevin Keegan was named as manager of England he lasted 1 year as manager of England. In 2001 Keegan moved to Manchester City he stayed at Manchester City for 4 years winning the Division One Championship. In 2008 Keegan moved back to Newcastle he then quit the job later that year after an argument with Newcastle owner Mike Ashley. Before the start of the 2008/09 season Keegan was welcomed back to Manchester City and he looks to gain Manchester City a Top 4 spot in the following years.