Kevin Keegan: Fergie and Wenger got on my wick

“You’re not going to get fit playing football games on your computer,” he said before heading out to RTÉ, “so why not try this, where you’re the star. Can you beat your mate? Can you beat your own score? It’s about football, fun and fitness.”
At 65, the former superstar of England and European football, who went on to became one of the most high-profile managers of the Premier League era, is now himself entitled to a bus pass from Her Majesty, as he cheerfully informed some youngsters from Cabinteely FC who were busy testing their Sokka skills at a Dublin hotel.