By Stud Marks INTERESTING to hear Kevin Keegan's take on his squad requirements at Newcastle United. "We're three-and-ahalf players short," said the Toon boss. We know Michael Owen's small, but come on Kev... (c) 2008 Evening Mail; Birmingham (UK). Provided by ProQuest LLC. All rights Reserved.

USING the region's love of football to help improve the lives of families and young people is a fine idea. The newly formed Newcastle United Foundation is perfectly positioned to encourage and channel support. Thanks to the generous Sir John Hall, the charity got off to an excellent start.

AN aircraft has been named after Newcastle United manager Kevin Keegan. The plane, part of low cost airline Flybe's fleet, was unveiled at Newcastle International Airport. (c) 2008 Evening Mail; Birmingham (UK). Provided by ProQuest Information and Learning. All rights Reserved.

SIR Bobby Robson yesterday returned to the village where he learnt to play football to start a sponsored walk in aid of his charity. More than 150 people braved the rain to set off from Langley Park Cricket Club, in County Durham, to raise money for the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation.

By Tony Kearney SIR Bobby Robson has achieved his goal of raising enough money to set up a cancer research centre in his native North-East.