Kevin Keegan planned one last St James' Park visit before cancer death to see fans he loved

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He said: "He brought such great times, I still get goosebumps thinking about it. He lifted everything when he was a player and manager."We will never forget the excitement of his teams, he nearly won the league.

Every time you came here you knew you were going to see goals; he will be remembered for that and of course that TV rant."Keegan himself joked that people would remember his 'perm, his crash on TV's Superstars and his rant at Man Utd." Sir Alex Ferguson, the man famously on the other end of Keegan's "I'd love it, absolutely love it, if we beat them" tirade, said: "I had the utmost respect for him."We had many duels when he was manager of Newcastle, but I have to say the job he did at Newcastle was fantastic. He was down to earth, charismatic, and always incredibly honest," he said.

He said: "He was like the Pied Piper to the Geordie public. And that is just because of the way that he was," he added.