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Keegan praises Everton for 'inspirational' season



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Published Date: 12 May 2008
NEWCASTLE boss Kevin Keegan paid tribute to Everton after they ended United's season on a losing note.
The Toffees' 3-1 win a Goodison Park yesterday guaranteed them Uefa Cup football next season, and Keegan was full of praise for their achievement.

"They are an inspiration to everyone," said Keegan.

"They do not have a massive squad, but they invested well last summer and they have taken fifth spot, which is a terrific situation to be in.

"They are together as a team, they play for each other. And they have a lot of very, very good players.

"They are the ones to look at.

"Maybe I wasn't quite right when I said that the top four is always the same, but nearly.

"But it must be said that if they (Everton) can do what they have done, why can't we?

"They are where we want to be. And in David Moyes they have an excellent manager.

"I was talking to (Everton owner) Bill Kenwright as we walked back down the tunnel after the game and he was obviously very proud.

"But I told him that we are after his club's position next season."

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  • Last Updated: 12 May 2008 8:00 AM
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  • Location: Blyth, Northumberland
 
 

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