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Following the resignation of Kevin Keegan on Thursday evening, Newcastle United have released a statement insisting they did not want Keegan to leave his role at St James Park. After days of speculation, Keegan resigned quit following a disagreement with the club's directors over the transfer policy in place on Tyneside. Newcastle, though, insist that they gave Keegan the chance to voice his concerns before he left. As a few hundred fans protested outside the stadium on Thursday night, a statement on the club's official website read: "Newcastle United football club is sad and disappointed that Kevin Keegan has resigned. |
"Over the last few days the club has devoted itself to the discussions it has held with Kevin and as a result of those discussions had put together a set of practical suggestions for how to move forward.
"Today the club made it clear to Kevin that if he had any outstanding concerns on its proposals, he should raise them with the club.
"The club regrets that Kevin has, instead of taking up that offer, chosen to resign."

