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Kevin Keegan

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BBC Five Live's football correspondent Mike Ingham reports on Keegan's resignation.

FA chief executive Adam Crozier
FA chief executive Adam Crozier: "He feels he has taken it as far as he can."

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Ex-England captain Terry Butcher: "Very surprised, and very disappointed."

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West Ham manager Harry Redknapp: "It's not an easy job, all you get is abuse."

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BBC Sport's Mark Lawrenson: "When Kevin makes his mind up about anything, it isn't a mind that is going to be changed."

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Former Sports Minister Tony Banks: "English expectations are wildly in excess of our ability."

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BBC News' Steve McCormack reports on Kevin Keegan's resignation.

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The Sunday Times' Brian Glanville: "A very ill-judged resignation - pathetic."

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BBC Sport's Owen Williams reports on potential successors.

Saturday, 7 October, 2000, 17:12 GMT 18:12 UK

Keegan quits England

Kevin Keegan

Kevin Keegan explains his decision to quit as England coach after the World Cup 2002 qualifier defeat against Germany.

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