Times online has giving example from as long as fifteen years ago while Nottingham Forest were also been said as a team which is too good to go down. The fact that Brian Clough’s final season is ending in relegation for Forest doesn’t have any relation in whatsoever with Newcastle United now.

They said Newcastle can be described as having a freefall, without a single league win since mid-December, collecting only three points from a possible 30 and only above Reading in the form table. My question is: So What?!

“Everything boils down to results and, at this moment in time, Newcastle aren’t getting them,” Shearer said. “But I don’t think they’ll have any chance of going down. If you go through the squad they should not be in the position they’re in.”

Shearer admits the United team confidence is at a low ebb but he still feel Newcastle is a much better team than those around us at the bottom. We still have games against any teams who are in lower position and what the hell on earth we can not have something out from them.

This Saturday we will have home match to Blackburn Rovers and for those who still believe in the opportunity, that game is the one that we should have win about.

Shearer said: “It’s very winnable and things will change once they get that first win. Confidence is a huge thing in football and it can make you a much better player and give you an extra 30 or 40 per cent, which is what Newcastle need.”

Keegan targeted four wins from the remaining 11 games, and no matter what happened to this team, even we have to go down I don’t give a sh*t to what the papers prediction or considered about how we need 19 games previously to get four wins.

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His decision to pull out himself was for the best of the club and Shearer insists that he is not snubbed anyone or anything with that.

“I chatted to Kevin for four hours at my house first time. Then we had another long meeting on Monday.” Shearer told the press, “Throughout the talks, all I was thinking about was what would be best for Newcastle, not what would be best for me.”

“Newcastle has given me too much for me to turn my back at a time when I might be able to help, but I don’t think I would be a help right now and I have explained that to Kevin.”

Shearer still hopes to manage his hometown club in the future, but right now he believes Keegan has to be the “dominant” personality at Newcastle, and he thought at the moment Newcastle don’t need another.

“It needs one personality driving things forward at the club and that is Kevin Keegan.” Shearer added more, “We are both single-minded and have our ideas about how things should be done. That is not the best mix, you need to be different. So, for plenty of reasons, I had to say no.”

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Glenn Hoddle is also mentioned as the other candidate to manage the Football League Championship Division club. The Saints were relegated from the Premiership in 15 May 2005, following a 2-1 home defeat to Manchester United, that ends their 27 consecutive seasons of top division football.

Hoddle has admirers on the club’s board, but it remains questionable whether he would want to return after the club’s fan-base had blocked him to make a return in 2004.

But according to Telegraph, an internet poll of Southampton supporters last night placed him as the top choice to succeed Burley, ahead of Shearer, Chris Coleman and Billy Davies.

For Alan Shearer, the chance to manage the Saints will make the first stepping-stone into his major ambition to be Newcastle United manager in the future.

Southampton was his first professional club when Shearer began his playing career and as he has said before, he still sees the opportunity to manage other club than Newcastle United and if he was chosen as the Saints new manager it would be an emotional pull for him.

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I have personally thought that the posibility of Big Al as King Kev assistant was as thin as skin couple days ago, and it comes to even worst when Shearer’s told the Sun couple days ago that he didn’t see Newcastle as the only club that he can manage.

The news would be disappointing one for the Toon Army as the expectation was very high to see them pairing together for Newcastle. But King Kev still see the opportunity for Shearer to have a position within his new set-up at St James’ Park, but definetely not as the assistant.

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Speaking up with the Sun, the Toon legend said he is not only interested in managing at St James’ Park and he could consider a move into management away from Tyneside.

“Why would I say that Newcastle will be the only club for me?” Shearer said, “Yes, they are my club and I love them but it doesn’t mean I could never work for anyone else.”

‘My Club’, it is nice to hear he is saying that but I feel there is something sour behind his statement.

“I couldn’t see myself working at a League Two club. But you can never rule anything in or out for good and you can never predict what will happen next in football.” He added more, “This time last week we wouldn’t have been discussing Kevin Keegan as Newcastle manager.”

If any single words he said is true, then I can see he is already close the door for any chance of being King Kev number two at Newcastle. It is clear that he is only aiming the Boss position at Newcastle and will do the job somewhere else to gain the managerial experience required by United chairman Chris Mort.

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