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00229 Collection: Liverpool players standing left to right Ronnie Moran and Billy Stevenson Sitting

Liverpool players standing left to right Ronnie Moran and Billy Stevenson Sitting Peter Thompson, Jimmy Melia and Ian St. John. December 1964

Kevin Keegan in Bilbao for Newcastles UEFA cup tie October 1994

Gordon Taylor, newly appointed Chairman of the PFA. November 1978

00229 Collection: Kevin Keegan, followed by Chris Waddle and Peter Shilton, leads out his team at St

Kevin Keegan, followed by Chris Waddle and Peter Shilton, leads out his team at St. James Park when Kevin Keegan Xl played Newcastle United in a testimonial match for Newcastl;s Kenny Wharton

00229 Collection: Kevin Keegan gives advice to Newcastle schoolboy Ian Bogie on his Wembley debut

Kevin Keegan gives advice to Newcastle schoolboy Ian Bogie on his Wembley debut Circa 1983

Kevin Keegan sitting on a cannon

Kevin Keegan outside Sir John Halls home Woolsington Hall Circa 1994

00229 Collection: Kevin Keegan signs for Newcastle United watch by manager Arthur Cox

Kevin Keegan signs for Newcastle United watch by manager Arthur Cox. With family roots in the northeast, Keegan declared he wanted to finish his playing career by leading the Magpies to promotion

00229 Collection: Army personnel take over the duties of the firefighter during the firemen

Army personnel take over the duties of the firefighter during the firemens strike in 1977 - the Army firefighters relax playing football knowing the the next call-out could be at any moment

Fotballer Kevin Keegan Circa 1983

An enthusiastic fan welcomes Kevin Keegan to St. Jamess Park

00229 Collection: Football Manchester United Training Session: Three of Uniteds stay at homes, Law

Football Manchester United Training Session: Three of Uniteds stay at homes, Law, Stiles and Dunne get in some weight training at the Cliff yesterday. January 1970

Kevin Keegan practicing his swing

00229 Collection: George Best with kids from a Childrens Home pictured outside the home

George Best with kids from a Childrens Home pictured outside the home and Imperial Hotel. January 1970

00229 Collection: Kevin Keegan pleading for Newcastle breweries to belong to Newcastle

Kevin Keegan pleading for Newcastle breweries to belong to Newcastle and fight off at takeover bid by the Australian company Elders, 1988

00229 Collection: Kevin Keegan receives the Northern Sportsman of the Year award from Captain Jeremy Larken

Kevin Keegan receives the Northern Sportsman of the Year award from Captain Jeremy Larken, skipper of HMS Fearless. Circa 1983

00229 Collection: Rough luck, Kevin Keegan prepares to play a drop-ball after hooking into the trees

Rough luck, Kevin Keegan prepares to play a drop-ball after hooking into the trees. Circa 1983

A Shrovetide football match in full swing in Chester-le-Street in 1957

00229 Collection: Nobby Stiles in action during the match between Manchester United and Everton

Nobby Stiles in action during the match between Manchester United and Everton: Nobby stiles and Alan Ball seen here during the Manchester United v. Everton game. October 1966 W9190b-003

00229 Collection: Kevin Keegan with Santa Claus turning on Newcastles Christmas lights in November

Kevin Keegan with Santa Claus turning on Newcastles Christmas lights in November 1992

Newcastle player Kevin Keegan is joined by supporters on the Great North Run, in 1981

England manager Bobby Robson obliges a young fan in Newcastle

00229 Collection: Led by Richard Butler, the Duke of Northumberlands piper

Led by Richard Butler, the Duke of Northumberlands piper, the preocession to the field for the start of the annnual Shrovetide football match at Alnwick in 1984

00229 Collection: Kevin Keegan posing with Geordie favourites Ant and Dec. circa 01 / 08 / 96

Kevin Keegan posing with Geordie favourites Ant and Dec. circa 01 / 08 / 96
Kevin Keegan posing with Geordie favourites Ant and Dec. circa 01/08/96

00229 Collection: Arsenal Manager Bertie Mee and new signing Bob McNab watch T. V. October 1966 W9209-002

Arsenal Manager Bertie Mee and new signing Bob McNab watch T. V. October 1966 W9209-002
Arsenal Manager Bertie Mee and new signing Bob McNab watch T.V. October 1966 W9209-002

Kevin Keegan (right) with North East actor Tim Healy Circa 1983

00229 Collection: The 'Throw in'from the barbican of alnwick Castle

The "Throw in"from the barbican of alnwick Castle
The " Throw in" from the barbican of alnwick Castle, to begin the ancient Shrovetide football game. After the game the ball is piped into the Castle and handed over with ceremony in 1935

00229 Collection: Bobby Robson manager of FA Cup winners Ipswich came home triumphant to the County Durham

Bobby Robson manager of FA Cup winners Ipswich came home triumphant to the County Durham pit village of Langley Park. Bobby and the Cup with (from left) his father Mr

00229 Collection: Newcastle United skipper Kevin Keegan received the North East Player of the Year Award

Newcastle United skipper Kevin Keegan received the North East Player of the Year Award from Brian Clough at the regions Football Writers Association dinner in Durham Circa 1984

00229 Collection: Chester-le-Street town centre in 1930 when the whole town seems to have turned out for

Chester-le-Street town centre in 1930 when the whole town seems to have turned out for the annual Shrovetide street football game. 5th March 1930

Alan Shearer who won player and goal of the month

Kevin Keegan with North East actor Tim Healy Circa 1983

Newcastle skipper Kevin Keegan (right) with Arthur Cox (left) Circa 1983

Nwecastle Uniteds Kevin Keegan

A scene from the Chester-le-Street annual Shrovetide football match in 1929

00229 Collection: Pickles David Corbetts dog who found World Cup trophy that was stolen. Wearing a medal

Pickles David Corbetts dog who found World Cup trophy that was stolen. Wearing a medal. April 1966

00229 Collection: England manager Bobby Robson visited his old village school with headmaster John

England manager Bobby Robson visited his old village school with headmaster John Wilkinson and Stephen Abley Circa 1986

00229 Collection: England football manager Bobby Robson visiting a training centre for young people at

England football manager Bobby Robson visiting a training centre for young people at Bearpark, County Durham Circa 1986

00229 Collection: Kevin Keegan beaten by Steve Fallon during the Division Two League match in the 1983 -84

Kevin Keegan beaten by Steve Fallon during the Division Two League match in the 1983 -84 season

00229 Collection: Bobby Robson with Lord Mayor Peter Laing at the Lightfoot Sports Stadium in Wharrier

Bobby Robson with Lord Mayor Peter Laing at the Lightfoot Sports Stadium in Wharrier Street, Newcastle opening the new pitch extension

00229 Collection: Kevin Keegan with four month old Ryan Gillon who is wearing his first Newcastle United

Kevin Keegan with four month old Ryan Gillon who is wearing his first Newcastle United football strip Circa 1983

00229 Collection: Bobby Robson at the Lightfoot Sports Stadium in Wharrier Street

Bobby Robson at the Lightfoot Sports Stadium in Wharrier Street, Newcastle opening the new pitch extension

00229 Collection: Newcastle United footballer Kevin Keegan is greeted by jubilant Newcastle fans as he

Newcastle United footballer Kevin Keegan is greeted by jubilant Newcastle fans as he opens the clubs new souvenir shop at St James Park, the day before making his debut for the club. 27th August 1982

00229 Collection: Barry Fry Manager of Dunstable F. C. August 1974 S74-4813-005

Barry Fry Manager of Dunstable F. C. August 1974 S74-4813-005
Barry Fry Manager of Dunstable F.C. August 1974 S

Kevin Keegan with Sports Aid Foundation governor Reg Corbridge. Circa 1983

Kevin Keegan taking part in the Great North Run 1981

Kevin Keegan launching Newcastle Breweries centenary bus, 1984

Kevin Keegan in action at St. Jamess Park Circa 1983

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