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11th August 2018
12:25pm BST

Ameobi was a cult hero for the Magpies and Keane was one of Tottenham's best strikers during the Premier League era.
The Dubliner spent eight years at Spurs across two spells, captaining the side and scoring 122 goals in 306 games. He was part of the Tottenham team that won the League Cup in 2008, their last piece of silverware, and formed a brilliant strike-partnership with Dimitar Berbatov.
Keane, who turned 38 in July, said on the show that he still hasn't retired and that he has some offers that he is mulling over. He joked that he thought Ameobi had retired five years ago. The former Newcastle striker had a spell with Notts County last season but is currently without a club.
https://twitter.com/Hulmey4/status/1028228864554819591
Keane last played for ATK in the Indian Super League, where he finished the season as player-manager.
The former Republic of Ireland striker had a solid start to life as a pundit and could have a future in the Sky studio.
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There were a few obvious jokes.
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But most viewers were happy to see Ireland's record goalscorer.
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