The domination of the Premier League by a handful of clubs is the real issue underlying Kevin Keegan's comments, writes David Lacey

A heated meeting in London between the Newcastle United triumvirate ends in a tentative peace

Outspoken Newcastle United boss Kevin Keegan was on Friday afternoon preparing for next season after holding 'productive and constructive' talks with owner Mike Ashley.

Kevin Keegan remains as Newcastle manager following a "productive and constructive" meeting with club owner Mike Ashley in London.

Kevin Keegan will remain in charge of Newcastle after 'productive and constructive' talks with club owner Mike Ashley

Kevin Keegan came out after Newcastle’s 0-2 loss to Chelsea and said that he could not turn the Toon into a Big Four team again within the three years his contract lasts for. Such talk has landed him in hot water with owner Mike Ashley, who has called him down to London for “crisis ta...

The Sun is today rabbiting on about the fact that Toon owner Mike Ashley has “summoned” King Kev for some “crunch” talks. Looks like KK’s confession that, realistically, fifth is the best that Newcastle can ever hope for has ruffled a few feathers - but then again - ...

Kevin Keegan and Mike Ashley will meet face to face on Friday in an attempt to find the way forward for Newcastle United. It is reported that the manager is at loggerheads with the billionaire owner.

Kevin Keegan is hopeful of remaining as Newcastle boss as he prepares to meet chairman Mike Ashley.

In the light of the rather bizarre furore stirred up by his comments about the difficulty of breaking into the top four, King Kev's come out on the defensive: "I know people might be disappointed by me saying we might not win the league, but there would be a real danger of me being whipped off to...