Kevin Keegan
born 1951
6 documented presences
6 places
Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Kevin Keegan across 6 places, from 1951 to 2008. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Joseph Kevin Keegan (born 14 February 1951) is an English former footballer and manager.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Kevin Keegan was documented, and when
February 1951month
Armthorpeattested
“Keegan was born in February 1951 at his aunt Nellie's house in Elm Place in Armthorpe, as she had electricity that made it safer for childbirth.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
February 1951month
Elm Placeattested
“Keegan was born in February 1951 at his aunt Nellie's house in Elm Place in Armthorpe, as she had electricity that made it safer for childbirth.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
1980year
Hamburgattested
“Having negotiated a maximum transfer fee of £500,000 in his contract the year before and agreeing to a move in February, Keegan left Hamburg for Southampton in the summer of 1980.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
11 February 1980exact date
Ampfieldattested
“On 11 February 1980, Southampton boss Lawrie McMenemy called a press conference at the Potters Heron Hotel in Ampfield to announce that Keegan would join the Saints in the summer.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
1995year
Manchesterattested
“During the race for the 1995–96 title, Keegan directed remarks at the Manchester United manager, Alex Ferguson, during a post-match interview live on Sky Sports.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
16 January 2008exact date
Newcastle upon Tyneattested
“Following the dismissal of manager Sam Allardyce, Keegan made an unexpected return to Newcastle United on 16 January 2008.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
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Places Kevin Keegan is documented in
Hamburg1 presence · 1980Manchester1 presence · 1995
Ampfield1 presence · 1980
Armthorpe1 presence · 1951
Elm Place1 presence · 1951
Newcastle upon Tyne1 presence · 2008
Other places tied to Kevin Keegan in the record
In each of these, a source puts Kevin Keegan and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Kevin Keegan was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.
1969year
Scunthorpementioned
“In a rare televised interview at Scunthorpe during the 1969–70 season, Keegan tried to play down the interest, stating: "I'm getting first-team football here.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
September 1970month
Doncastermentioned
“In September 1970, Keegan met his future wife, Jean Woodhouse, on the Waltzers at Doncaster fair.”
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14 August 1971exact date
Anfieldmentioned
“On 14 August 1971, Keegan made his Liverpool debut against Nottingham Forest at Anfield, scoring after 12 minutes.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
1978year
Hamburgmentioned
“After the 1978–79 season, Juventus, Real Madrid and the Washington Diplomats tried to sign Keegan by offering good terms, but he decided to see out his contract at Hamburg.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
1980year
UEFAmentioned
“Supporters' excitement only grew when Keegan captained England at UEFA Euro 1980 in Italy.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
1980year
Italymentioned
“Supporters' excitement only grew when Keegan captained England at UEFA Euro 1980 in Italy.”
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23 July 1980exact date
Lansdowne Roadmentioned
“Peter said, 'No, we won't be signing him, definitely, we don't need him.'" Southampton snapped him up for £420,000, and Keegan made his Southampton debut at Lansdowne Road in a pre-season friendly against Shamrock Rovers on 23 July 1980.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
1982year
Spainmentioned
“He finally reached the World Cup in 1982, held in Spain.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
1986year
Germanymentioned
“In a last desperate effort to play in a World Cup—knowing that he would not be around for the 1986 competition—he secretly hired a car and drove from Spain to a specialist he knew in Germany for intensive treatment.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
1986year
Spainmentioned
“In a last desperate effort to play in a World Cup—knowing that he would not be around for the 1986 competition—he secretly hired a car and drove from Spain to a specialist he knew in Germany for intensive treatment.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
September 1989month
Anfieldmentioned
“City beat Liverpool at Anfield and took four points from Manchester United with their first win in the Manchester derby since September 1989), but conceded five goals away to Chelsea and again at home to Arsenal.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
September 1989month
Manchester derbymentioned
“City beat Liverpool at Anfield and took four points from Manchester United with their first win in the Manchester derby since September 1989), but conceded five goals away to Chelsea and again at home to Arsenal.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
September 1989month
Manchestermentioned
“City beat Liverpool at Anfield and took four points from Manchester United with their first win in the Manchester derby since September 1989), but conceded five goals away to Chelsea and again at home to Arsenal.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
April 1991month
Reigatementioned
“In April 1991, he was attacked while sleeping in his Range Rover by the M25 at Reigate Hill in Surrey.”
source: Wikipedia: Kevin Keegan
1992year
5 February 1992exact date
1995year
July 1996month
24 May 2001exact date
24 May 2001exact date
2002year
2002year
2005year
August 2009month
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Sources
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