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Mike Keen
Personal information
Full name Michael Thomas Keen
Date of birth 19 March 1940(1940-03-19)
Place of birth    High Wycombe, England
Date of death    12 April 2009 (aged 69)
Playing position Midfielder
Senior career1
Years Club App (Gls)*
1959–1969
1969–1972
1972–1975		 Queens Park Rangers
Luton Town
Watford		 393 (39)
144 (11)
126 0(5)   
Teams managed
1973–1977
1978–1979
1980–1984		 Watford
Northampton Town
Wycombe Wanderers

1 Senior club appearances and goals
counted for the domestic league only.
* Appearances (Goals)

Michael Thomas "Mike" Keen (19 March 1940 – 12 April 2009) was an English former footballer who played during the 1960s and 1970s. He was the father of former West Ham United and Stoke City player Kevin Keen.

Keen started his career at Queens Park Rangers, making his debut in 1959 against York City. He went on to play 393 league games and scored 39 goals for the club.

Keen was the captain of the QPR side that won the League Cup and Third Division Championship in 1966–67. He captained the FA tour of Australia in 1971. He scored 6 goals as they won all of their 9 games, 2 against Australia and 7 against state sides. He later played for Luton Town and Watford.

He was appointed player-manager of Watford in 1973. He was sacked in 1977 shortly before a home game with Huddersfield Town, but was on the touchline during the game, which Watford won 2–0 despite having two players sent off.

He later moved into full-time management with Northampton Town, between 1978 and 1979, followed by his hometown club, Wycombe Wanderers, between 1980 and 1984, leading them to the semi-final of the FA Trophy in 1981–82, then to the Isthmian League title in 1982–83.

Keen was reported to have died after a short illness, aged 69, on 12 April 2009.[1]

[edit] References

  1. ^ "Blues mourn tragic loss". Wycombe Wanderers F.C.. 2009-04-12. http://www.wycombewanderers.co.uk/page/LatestNews/0,,10430~1625217,00.html. Retrieved on 2009-04-12. 

[edit] Managerial positions

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Watford F.C. – Managers

Goodall (1903–10) · Kent (1910–26) · Pagnam (1926–29) · McBain (1929–37) · Findlay (1938–47) · Bray (1947–48) · Hapgood (1948–50) · Gray (1950–51) · Green (1951–52) · Goulden (1952–55) · Paton (1955–56) · Goulden (1956) · McBain (1956–59) · Burgess (1959–63) · McGarry (1963–64) · Furphy (1964–71) · Kirby (1971–73) · Keen (1973–77) · Taylor (1977–87) · Bassett (1987–88) · Harrison (1988–90) · Lee (1990) · Perryman (1990–93) · Roeder (1993–96) · Taylor (1996) · Jackett (1996–97) · Taylor (1997–2001) · Vialli (2001–02) · Lewington (2002–05) · Boothroyd (2005–08) · Mackay (2008) · Rodgers (2008–09) · Mackay (2009–)
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Northampton Town F.C. – Managers

Jones (1897–1907) · Chapman (1907–12) · Bull (1912–13) · Lessons (1913–19) · Hewison (1920–25) · Tresadern (1925–30) · English (1931–35) · Puddefoot (1935–37) · Cresswell (1937–39) · Smith (1939–49) · Dennison (1949–54) · Smith (1954–59) · Bowen (1959–67) · Marchi (1967–68) · Flowers (1968–69) · Bowen (1969–72) · Baxter (1972–73) · Dodgin (1973–76) · Crerand (1976–77) · Petts (1977–78) · Dodgin (1977) · Bowen (1978) · Keen (1978–79) · Walker (1979–80) · Dodgin (1980–82) · Walker (1982–84) · Barton (1984–85) · Carr (1985–90) · Foley (1990–92) · Chard (1992–93) · Barnwell (1993–94) · Atkins (1995–99) · Broadhurst (1999) · Wilson (1999–2001) · Broadhurst (2001–03) · Fenwick (2003) · Wilkinson (2003) · Hill (2003) · Calderwood (2003–06) · Gorman (2006) · Barron and Sampson (2006–07) · Gray (2007–)
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Wycombe Wanderers F.C. – Managers

McCormick (1951–52) · Cann (1952–61) · McDonald (1961) · G. Adams (1961–62) · Welsh (1962–64) · Darvill (1964–68) · Lee (1968–76) · Powell (1976–77) · Reardon (1977–78) · Williams (1978–80) · Keen (1980–84) · Bence (1984–86) · Gane (1986–87) · Suddaby (1987–88) · Kelman (1988–90) · O'Neill (1990–95) · Smith (1995–96) · Gregory (1996–98) · Smillie (1998–99) · Sanchez (1999–2003) · T. Adams (2003–04) · Gorman (2004–06) · Lambert (2006–08) · Taylor (2008–)


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