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Scunthorpe United Football Club has opened a book of condolence in memory of the late Kevin Keegan, with supporters invited to pay their respects by signing the book in the foyer of the main reception at the Attis Arena.
Scunthorpe United Football Club has opened a book of condolence in memory of the late Kevin Keegan, with supporters invited to pay their respects by signing the book in the foyer of the main reception at the Attis Arena.
The book will be available during normal office opening hours (weekdays 9am through until 5pm, with the exception of Wednesdays when we are closed), providing fans with the opportunity to leave personal messages and remember one of the club's most cherished figures.
Ahead of the club's first return to the Attis Arena on Thursday morning since Kevin's passing on Monday, members of the first-team squad, coaching staff and club officials gathered to pay their respects. Floral tributes were laid in his honour before players and club officials signed the book of condolence, reflecting on Kevin's lasting impact on the football club and the wider Scunthorpe United community.
Kevin's dedication, passion and unwavering commitment to Scunthorpe United touched generations of players, staff, volunteers and supporters. His legacy will forever remain a part of the club's history.
Supporters wishing to leave a message are warmly encouraged to visit the foyer and sign the book of condolence over the coming days.
Scunthorpe United Football Club extends its sincere thanks to everyone who has shared messages of support and remembrance for Kevin and continues to keep his family and friends in their thoughts.
James Moody
Thursday, 23 July 2026