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Same old shit. Criticising Keegan = Loving Ashley. http://www.newcastle-online.org/nufcforum/index.php/topic,75153.msg2841019.html#msg2841019

The absurdity of thinking KK is completely blameless in the whole situation.

What a finish! Rooney, Drogba, Torres would have been proud of that. Edit: oh yeah, and Colo.

Proper defender goal scoring instincts from Ivanovic.

Wot?

Ramires

Big fan too. Guy is class.

Nah, he's probably also desperate for Keegan to be right here, and that the club doesn't see any of the money... because that's what is more important

Chomp As if that wasn't your honest opinion.

And those who will unconditionaly defend him are just burrying their head in the sand. Refusing to acknowledge he walked out on the club twice and decided to be part of the problem in a season where we got relegated.

I don't think it was unrealistic to expect more from him. It also isn't accurate to portray this as any other club/manager situation. Especially when Keegan himself was the first one to always go on about how special the circumstances were.

I guess it's a good thing that some can find such solace in KK being 'right', whilst the club then had to endure Ashley, Kinnear and relegation.

Yes, certainly not denying that played a big part in his decision. How his morals would be perceived was more important to him. Even though the truth would have come out anyway, as he had all the cards to make sure it would.

fucking hell.

A judgement that confirmed what people suspected of Ashley and co, but also meant that Keegan's decision for the club that 'means so much to him' was to leave it in the lurch and solely in the hands of those people.

As always: no one is.

That also means his decision was to leave the club/team sportingly in the lurch and solely in the hands of those people Was more intent of clearing himself, really. The same truth would have outed eventually and he would have been backed, no doubt. But no, misplaced 'morals' and shortermism prevailed.

I'm not a manager, so who cares. But I hoped he would have felt compelled to put the club first if that's what he really felt. Perhaps he though the lies and contempt shown to us fans by our wonderful owner and his cronies needed to be exposed? Is that not putting the good of the club first? It's the kind of shortermism thinking he knows all too much about.

I'm not a manager, so who cares. But I hoped he would have felt compelled to put the club first if that's what he really felt.

Hooray for Nufc, then. His words about how much he supposedly cares for the club mean nothing. We also know that.

Sounders must have gotten really unlucky drawing for them... All the other new Adidas shirts look very good.

There's a good chance that he is right, we all know that.

He had his chance to do or say anything about it a long time ago. I resent him having anything to say about the club now, even just a soundbite like this.