The former manager and captain was aged 75
Former England manager and captain Kevin Keegan has died aged 75.
The double Ballon D'or winner announced last month he'd been diagnosed with stage four cancer.
He enjoyed a playing career with Scunthorpe, Liverpool, Hamburg, Southampton and Newcastle - and scored 21 goals in 63 appearances for his country.
His family says he was a "much loved husband, father and grandfather".
In 1996, as manager of Newcastle, Kevin Keegan famously ranted about comments made by Alex Ferguson while their teams were battling for the league title:

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