14 November 2018
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 Kevin Keegan | England football legend Kevin Keegan will be entertaining guests and presenting prizes to the winners at the National ACR & Heat Pump Awards in January. He will join the celebrations at Manchester's Midland Hotel on 24 January as we recognise the leading people, products and projects in the world of air conditioning, refrigeration and heat pumps. |
Kevin Keegan joined Liverpool from Scunthorpe United for a little over £30,000 and went on to become a true superstar of that or any other era, scoring 100 goals for the Anfield club and winning a host of titles at home and in Europe as he forged a fearsome forward partnership with John Toshack.
From appearances on TV series Superstars to the long-running ad campaign for Brut with boxer Henry Cooper, the man with the bubble perm in the No 7 shirt rapidly established himself as a sporting icon.
He went on to be twice named European Footballer of the Year after joining German side Hamburg and also played for Southampton and Newcastle United, where he enjoyed cult status among the supporters after winning promotion to the top flight and creating an attaching brand of football still remembered fondly on Tyneside.
He made 63 appearances as a player for England, scoring 21 goals, and later had a short spell as manager of the national team. His managerial career also took in Newcastle (twice), Fulham and Manchester City.
To book tables or individual places at the National ACR & Heat Pump Awards, click here.
From appearances on TV series Superstars to the long-running ad campaign for Brut with boxer Henry Cooper, the man with the bubble perm in the No 7 shirt rapidly established himself as a sporting icon.
He went on to be twice named European Footballer of the Year after joining German side Hamburg and also played for Southampton and Newcastle United, where he enjoyed cult status among the supporters after winning promotion to the top flight and creating an attaching brand of football still remembered fondly on Tyneside.
He made 63 appearances as a player for England, scoring 21 goals, and later had a short spell as manager of the national team. His managerial career also took in Newcastle (twice), Fulham and Manchester City.
To book tables or individual places at the National ACR & Heat Pump Awards, click here.
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