Shearer Speaks: I Have Not Snubbed Anyone

Posted by: shearyadi · February 2, 2008 · 1 Comment

Keegan and Shearer have spoken in couple occasions about the possibility for the Toon’s record goalscorer to get involved in a role at the club as Keegan’s staff. And after their last conversation, Shearer said that he will not be joining Kevin Keegan’s backroom team at Newcastle United.

His decision to pull out himself was for the best of the club and Shearer insists that he is not snubbed anyone or anything with that.

“I …

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Shearer Turns His Sight To Southampton?

Posted by: shearyadi · January 25, 2008 · Comment

After the news about he is being rejected by Kevin Keegan as the United number two, there’s new rumour about he was one of the bookers favorite as the new manager of Southampton to succeed George Burley.

Glenn Hoddle is also mentioned as the other candidate to manage the Football League Championship Division club. The Saints were relegated from the Premiership in 15 May 2005, following a 2-1 home defeat to Manchester United, that ends …

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Kevin Keegan Says No To Alan Shearer

Posted by: shearyadi · January 25, 2008 · Comment

BBC report reveals today that Newcastle manager Kevin Keegan has confirmed that Alan Shearer will not be his assistant – but insists he could still have a role with the club.

I have personally thought that the posibility of Big Al as King Kev assistant was as thin as skin couple days ago, and it comes to even worst when Shearer’s told the Sun couple days ago that he didn’t see Newcastle as the only …

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Shearer Apparently Only Want To Be Number One

Posted by: shearyadi · January 22, 2008 · 1 Comment

With the further talks with Newcastle United new boss Kevin Keegan is on hold until next Friday, Shearer added new flame on his relationship with the club and the man who brought him back to Newcastle.

Speaking up with the Sun, the Toon legend said he is not only interested in managing at St James’ Park and he could consider a move into management away from Tyneside.

“Why would I say that Newcastle will be …

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