His whole career with us, then a coaching role, progressing into management eventually and then on the board before being given the freedom of the city.
The other worrying thing is that they haven't won for absolutely ages; we are normally very, very compliant opponents when another team badly needs a win.
Not Keegan. He did try to get rid of him!
Good point. Yet another reason why I rate him highly as a manager. How do you justify selecting a striker who just never scores? It's backwards.