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Answered by Keith Halstead

Yes, this may well be another case of the pressure getting to Keegan but his first departure from Newcastle was in different circumstances and it does appear this time that he has grounds for leaving ... Show more »Yes, this may well be another case of the pressure getting to Keegan but his first departure from Newcastle was in different circumstances and it does appear this time that he has grounds for leaving - if, as he says, he was told he would have full control over which players were brought in and which players sold and then Dennis Wise was given the job of doing that. Show less »

Answered by Paul Ince

I think players do still genuinely want to play for their countries – guys like David Beckham and John Terry are passionate about England. And look at how the under-21’s went about their European Championships... Show more »I think players do still genuinely want to play for their countries – guys like David Beckham and John Terry are passionate about England. And look at how the under-21’s went about their European Championships over the summer. I was England’s first black Captain and I know representing my country was a monumental thing. I think clubs are more protective over their players these days – that’s true – because there is so much more at stake. Show less »

Answered by Jo Swinson

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