Keegan has talks with Newcastle United
September 3, 2008
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LONDON (SW) Newcastle United manager Kevin Keegan was having talks with the club today about his future.
Keegan had not attended any of todays practices amid reports that he had been involved in arguments with club officials. This was the second consecutive day on which he hadnt attended any practices.
In a statement issued by the club today it was reiterated that he was still the clubs manager and that both club and he were involved in talks in an attempt to iron out the differences.
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My opinion on this charade is that mike ashley is an amateur.As a gunner if this happened at the Emirates it would disgust me.This will only have a negative effect on the club.The fans deserve better.The board at Newcastle should conduct there business appropriately!Grow up!