Ferguson Reflects on End of Golden Rivalry
Former Manchester United coach Sir Alex Ferguson praised former Newcastle manager Kevin Keegan after his passing at the age of 75, expressing his deep respect for him. Ferguson mentioned that Keegan played a significant role in revitalizing and energizing Newcastle United, bringing in star players such as David Ginola, Faustino Asprilla, and Philippe Albert, which made Newcastle during Keegan's era regarded as the best team in the club's history, despite not winning the league title during his tenure. Ferguson also commended Keegan’s efforts in saving the club from relegation and rebuilding it in an attractive manner. He emphasized that Keegan’s absence is a great loss to the world of football. The two are remembered for their historic rivalry over league dominance, but they maintained a friendly relationship. It is noted that Keegan was one of the outstanding managers who made significant contributions to rebuilding Newcastle and competing for the English Premier League title.
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