Newcastle have been told to pay Kevin Keegan’s costs in his successful claim against the club for constructive dismissal, potentially 1.5m.

Keegan eyes return to management – and refuses to rule out Newcastle post

MIKE ASHLEY is ready to sell Newcastle next week after they paid Kevin Keegan £2m

Former Newcastle boss Kevin Keegan claimed the most difficult decision of his life had been vindicated after being awarded 2million in damages for constructive dismissal in his second spell in the St James’ Park hot seat.

What a coincidence that on the day Kevin Keegans tribunal battle with Mike Ashley ended, quotes appear from a club source saying Keegan is crazy, and claiming the club will be forced into administration if he wins a pay out of up to 25 million.Surely

Newcastle and their former manager, Kevin Keegan, may have to wait until the week after next to learn the outcome of their compensation wrangle.

Newcastle owner Mike Ashley could be forced to put the club into administration if former boss Kevin Keegan wins a compensation pay-out.

Former Newcastle manager Kevin Keegan will continue his battle for 8million compensation from the club when his arbitration hearing resumes on Tuesday.

Kevin Keegan is risking his reputation as a Newcastle hero by taking on Mike Ashley this week for a 10 million pay off….. but he is right to fight his corner.The former boss will be smeared with accusations that he is being greedy, kicking the club

As Mark Hughes and David Moyes prepare to fight to the death over the fair Joleon Lescott, Football Banter thought this an opportune moment to recall 10 of the top-most flare-ups that have taken place on the football field.1) Keegan v Bremner, August