Wigley and Keegan keep faith

Steve Wigley and Kevin Keegan, perhaps two of the Premiership’s most vulnerable managers, kept faith in trusted resources as Southampton took on Manchester City today.

Wigley and Keegan keep faith
Sat, 02 Oct, 2004 - 13:25

Steve Wigley and Kevin Keegan, perhaps two of the Premiership’s most vulnerable managers, kept faith in trusted resources as Southampton took on Manchester City today.

Saints Head Coach Wigley, still seeking his first Premiership win since taking charge from Paul Sturrock, stuck to the same side that lost unluckily at Fulham last Saturday.

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