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Furious weather has met its match.
Designed to excel in the harsh weather conditions backcountry riders expect, the Outdoor Research Men's Furio Pant seamlessly combines exceptional weather protection, durability, and lightweight packability. Gore-Tex with Paclite keeps the pant light without compromising performance while Gore-Tex Pro on the seat and knees places rugged durability where you need it most. The side-zips allow you to ditch excess heat on the skin up, and the articulated knees provide unrestricted movement so you can make the most out of your hard-earned turns on the way back down.
- Three-layer Gore-Tex with Paclite technology provides guaranteed waterproof and breathable protection
- Paclite technology makes the pant lightweight and compressible for so they take up minimal space in your pack
- Three-layer Gore-Tex Pro fabric on the seat and knees is abrasion resistant for improved durability
- Fully taped seams mean water won't roll down the fabric and sneak in through the crevices
- Integrated belt provides a snug fit
- Water-resistant front zipper blocks prevents rain and melting snow from entering
- Side zips help shed excess heat during bootpacks to the ridge
- Gusseted crotch and articulated knees allow climbers and skiers to move freely and get the most out of their days in the mountains
- Elastic mesh gaiters seal around boots to keep snow out
- Reinforced scuff guards protect against sharp edges and ski boots
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You definitely need the suspender
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
Height: 6' 4"Weight: 185 lbsSize Purchased: Large
This is a pair of amazing ski shell pants with goretex to stop snow and water from getting in. Smart design. I am okay with only one pocket since I only put my wallet in bottom pocket anyway.
It fits just right, but without any bell loop, you will want that suspender by outdoor research to feel right.
I noticed that the scuff guard is not as stiff as the material used on arctyrex skis pants. I Hope this pants last long since I chose it over the arctyrex sabre ski pants.
I will have to take it out for a weekend to see how good they really are, but for now I favor this over my $70 COLUMBIA ski pants for sure.
No bad weather with these pants
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: Runs large
Height: 6'Weight: 190 lbsSize Purchased: L
I thought they run a little large, more so in the waist than anywhere else, but I suspected that from experience with my other OR pants.
I've replaced the buckle with one that I can adjust on either side, so that took care of it. Everything else - workmanship, cut, features and most of all price - I love about these pants.
Brian Webb
I'd like to get a pair of these pants, but am unsure about sizing. I'm 6'1" 175 lbs and usually wear a 34" waist. I've had problems with previous pants slipping down when I wear a pack, so I'm a bit worried the L might be too big. Advice??
I'm 6' 1/2" 190lbs with a 33" waist. Size L is a little loose around the waist, but inseam and cut are great.
Richard Nguyen
Wowserz! Best pants I've owned
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
Started getting into really technical gear due to my passion to take snowboarding to the next level...snowboard mountaineering. So that means I had to get pants to duo sport with snowboarding and alpine snow mountaineering... Bill Porreca recommended these pants.
They are best pants I've owned... I mean there are so many features and components to why it's so great...and they all work very well. I've used these pants to snow shoe, snowboard, ascend snow peaks, and now ice climbing. They fit over my snowboarding boots and the color is awesome!
I'd be lost without Bill Porreca!
Just the Long John's under there.
Holey Smokes. These are dang nice.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
Worth every cent. The warranty seems almost as bombproof, the more I hear about OR's customer service.
As soon as I got these pants, I jumped on the CX Skis in just long johns underneath, and chased down my dad an hour ahead. They proved excellent in every way. SO nice to walk in also, as much care was put into sizing them properly. (Read the size charts!)
The reinforcements were very well placed, I think these might just be lifetime pants. Being full-zip is nice for search and rescue because you don't need to unboot to get them on.
My only dislikes were minor. They could use a lace hook on the built in gaiter. Also, to get them over a snowboard boot is questionable, but any other boot is good. I'm excited to see if they're pliable or crispy at -30C.
I see in the video the bottoms come apart at the side zip. Can you confirms the waist does also, enabling putting the pants on without removing the boots?
Tom Y.
Yes, they do. You zip both zippers all the way up to the top to separate them.
As basic as it gets
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
1) light
2)comfortable fit
3)3L gore tex provides great breathability and waterproofing.
4)Ankle cinches are great for crampon use.
6)bomber, I have spent countless hours bushwhacking and they can handle it.
1) one pocket (by far the most annoying thing about these pants)
2) When punching up a powdery slope to steep to skin the mesh gators allows some snow into the pant leg. (even with bottom cinched up tight)
3) when full zip vents are open the pants kinda feel funky the open up real wide. this can allow snow in or grab tree branches.
4) The belt always loosens up (I have to tie some knots in them when I wear thinner layers they don't cinch up as tight as I need.)
Cold Protection
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
Blasting through the deepest of powder to cruising the groomers. Simple light protection, can't go wrong with that!
Rusty Piranha
Great pant
Waterproof, warm and stylish. What more can you ask for? OR is no joke!!!
Austin Saari
Awesome pants
Use this for winter 14ers mainly always keeps me dry and the wind off my legs, normally I end up unzipping them at the top to let my legs breath! These have seen 50+ mph winds and I never felt it on my legs!! Highly recommend keeping anything sharp away from them like ice axe and crampons, but that should be a rule of thumb anyways! I am6' 170 and the large fit me well. I do hate only having one pocket though
O.G. Bobby Pinwheel
Good pants, a good buy
These are some of my favorite pants. Hardshell, very thin and light, very waterproof, and very functional. My only problem with these pants is that the waist is too big, the belt thing doesn't adjust skinny enough for me, so they are pretty much slightly falling down all day, especially with the backpack pressing on there. Most all pants fit me like this because I am super skinny, so this is a normal thing for me. still a great buy love these pants.
Reid Pitman
Hey Bobby, What size did you get? I've got the same problem with a lot of OR pants. I"m 6'2" 180lbs.
Rusty Piranha
I'm 5'9 152 and went with Medium
O.G. Bobby Pinwheel
Hey Reid, I am about 5'10" and weigh 125 lbs. I've been using the OR valhalla and axcess pants these days and they fit better.
Brian Webb
Hey Reid, what size did you get and do they slip down on you? I'm your exact height and weight and have a 33-34" waist. I'm debating between M and L. I've found some great discounts right now on the L size, but I'm worried about it slipping down on me.
One of the main reasons to get these pants is that they have suspender loops. Buy the OR suspenders and the slipping down problem will do away.
Nate Pelis
For when you need to stay dry
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
6'1", 200lbs and the size LARGE are still a little loose around the waist. Spent hours breaking trail and climbing in these in heavy wet snow and I pop out dry every time.
My only complaint is the single pocket.
Brian Webb
Nate, what is your waist size? I'm worried about the same and have a 34" waist. I haven't purchased yet, but would like to
Jake Douglas
Good pants but don't work for me
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I like everything about these pants - the fit is great and they seem bombproof. My problem is that when I wear them with a pack, the hip belt pushes my skin down on top of where the side zipper is on the pants. It rubs there all day and when I get home the sides of my waist are chafed raw and painful.
This may not be a problem if you are skinny in the waist (I'm not quite there yet). I'm going to get bibs for climbing and save these pants for resort skiing when I don't have to carry a pack.
Rusty Piranha
Well said. Great pants! they are bombproof
Backcountry Video
Outdoor Research Furio Pant
Great pants
I've used these pants for a few days backcountry skiing now and I've been very impressed. They're a great cut so fit well and are very comfortable. The full length zips provide plenty of ventilation. Otherwise they're no nonsense pants that do exactly what they should - keep the snow and wind out.
I gave them 4 stars only because of the (lack of) color choices. Not only is black boring but you really feel it when the sun hits them
Awesome pants
I'm 5'11", 155lbs, 32 waist and the Medium fit great, if not slightly big and baggy. Bought the OR suspenders from OR.com cuz I like to use those when skiing, and they would sag a bit without them. I don't use these pants as rain pants when hiking/backpacking because they are too bulky and warm, but they work great as snow pants. You would think that paclite would be too thin for a ski pant, but they are actually quite bombproof and hold up great to falls and scrapes on ice, ski poles, etc. They feel much thicker and abrasion proof than my marmot paclite jacket. I really like the full-zips on the side, easy on and off and can use them as vents. The cinch cord on the bottom is great for wearing with snow boots, and the zip-out gaiters are great (but they are mesh, so when skiing in powder, some snow does get it, but not enough to matter). I haven't worn them enough to speak about the wear and tear on the seat from getting on and off the chairlift, but they seem sturdy enough to hold up to it and its goretex pro on that part as well. Overall great product, love OR and backcountry
How is the length? I am 6"1 with 32" waist
Rusty Piranha
The medium fit great
Sean G
Awesome pants, used them skiing, ice-climbing, hiking. Light-weight, well reinforced against crampons and ski-edges, full-length zips on the legs, powder skirts in the ankles. Never been cold in them, never got wet, and never felt restricted. If you're playing in deep powder bib / salopette type pants might suit you better or have a long jacket over the top.
Rusty Piranha
How well did the work ice-climbing?
Headed north
I can't decide between these and the...
I can't decide between these and the Mountain Hardwear Argon Ice pant. Any suggestions as to how they compare?
Jeremy Stoshick
Technically comparable - I found the MH pants, which I have and like, to have a larger waist than the OR Furio's. If I could do it over again, I would go with the OR pants as its a pain dealing with a larger than needed waist.
Rusty Piranha
How's the breathablity on the OR?
Can you help me decide what size to order?...
Can you help me decide what size to order? I am 5'11" and 185 lbs and usually wear a size 35" to 36" pant. I intend to wear these pants skiing and snow shoeing where I will typically wear a thin base-layer or a mid-weight fleece pant underneath.
Bobby K
I'd think you'd want to go with a Large. I'm 5'8 and 170lbs and typically wear a 32" or 33" and have been loving my Medium Furios the past year. I have larger thighs but still have adequate room to accommodate multiple layers and would imagine you should be fine with layers you've listed above.
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Awesome! Thanks so much. The lady is helping the great great grandson of Mr. Hall with his SAR documentation. You and she must both be such nice people!
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Last week, Bahrain hosted Togo in a friendly, beating them 3-0. Then Togo's soccer federation said they hadn't actually sent their national team, and they didn't know who Bahrain had just played. »
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Earlier this month, Togo withdrew from the Africa Cup of Nations when Angolan separatists attacked its team bus with machine guns, killing two delegation members. You would think the African Football Confederation would have sympathy. You would be wrong. » 1/30/10 5:45pm 1/30/10 5:45pm
Ah, France. The French might have won the whole business two World Cups ago, but right now, they're looking like they could be in serious trouble. They need a win here, obviously, and then they have to either win convincingly or hope the Switzerland-Korea game doesn't end up in a draw. That's what happens when you… » 6/23/06 3:40pm 6/23/06 3:40pm
So you know, folks: Togo is not out of this yet. You think you can count on Togo, but you can't: You just can't. » 6/19/06 10:00am 6/19/06 10:00am
As you would probably expect, it's not good when your coach leaves the team immediately before the biggest three matches of your life. Of course, it's also not good when your team is Togo, so there's that. » 6/13/06 10:00am 6/13/06 10:00am
On Thursday, Togo's chief voodoo priest predicted that Togo's World Cup team would win the entire tournament, which is exceedingly unlikely. I think he had his signals confused a little bit, but hey, he was close. Miss Togo did win the Miss World Cup pagent. » 6/04/06 8:12pm 6/04/06 8:12pm
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TODAY Show reports,
When the fifth-grade basketball squad known as the Central Illinois Xpress racks up another win as the only girls team in its all-boys league, tears are often shed.
"After we beat them, some of the boys cried," point guard Anne Rupnik told Dylan Dreyer on TODAY Tuesday. "We didn't really like them crying. We just wanted to win, but we don't want to see them cry."
Profiled by The New York Times, the Xpress are 8-2 in their intramural league based in Springfield, Illinois, with a team of nine girls who are 10 and 11 years old. The team plays under the direction of coach Tariq Toran, who is an assistant coach for a local Division III men's college team and previously served as an assistant for a semi-pro men's basketball team. Toran's daughter, Kaleah, 10, is a member of the team, which Toran coaches just like he does when working with adult men.
TODAY Show reports,
In November 2011, TODAY aired a Jeff Rossen hidden-camera investigation that revealed some locksmiths charging hundred of dollars for a simple job. Three years later, the Rossen Reports team set up the same scenario to see if things had changed.
Hidden cameras were installed at a suburban house in West Hempstead, New York. As in the 2011 investigation, a licensed locksmith installed simple locks on the home's door, which he said any real locksmith would be able to pick easily. Posing as a homeowner locked out of their house in the rain, a TODAY producer summoned several locksmiths to the home,
Rather than picking the lock, the first locksmith drilled through it right away. He was happy to sell the faux homeowner a new one for $170. Afterward, when Rossen revealed himself and asked why the locksmith hadn't tried to pick the lock first, he replied: "Because it was an emergency."
The next locksmith also pulled out his drill, and ruined another lock. His price tag: $210. "Are you trying to rip this woman off?" Rossen asked him afterward.
"No I'm not. I cannot pick that lock," the locksmith replied before speeding off.
In fact, nearly every locksmith who came charged more than $200. The last one tried to shimmy the door open without trying to pick the lock, then pulled out his drill. He charged a whopping $415.
"The lady is outside in pouring rain; you think I'm going to stand for half an hour trying to pick the lock?" the final locksmith asked Rossen afterward. "In the rain? "
"You think it takes about half an hour to pick the lock?" Rossen replied. "We're going to have our expert show you."
TODAY Show reports,
Esaw Snipes-Garner, the widow of Eric Garner, dismissed the apology of the police officer who placed her husband in a fatal chokehold, telling TODAY's Savannah Guthrie it came far too late.
"The time to apologize or have any remorse, like I said yesterday, would have been when my husband was screaming he couldn't breathe," she told Guthrie on Thursday, the morning after a New York grand jury decided against indicting police officer Daniel Pantaleo.
Garner's husband, 43, was unarmed when he died last July shortly after Pantaleo put him in a chokehold. The entire confrontation was captured on video.
On Wednesday, thousands took to the streets of New York City — as well as cities across the country — protesting the grand jury's decision, bringing traffic to a standstill and shutting down major highways. However, no major violence was reported, unlike the looting and arson that broke out barely a week ago in Ferguson, Missouri, following a grand jury there that failed to indict a police officer who fatally shot unarmed teen Michael Brown last August.
Esaw Snipes-Garner, who was joined by MSNBC's Rev. Al Sharpton during the interview, also spoke about:
Her reaction upon hearing the jury's decision: "I started bawling. I started crying because it's not fair. It's not fair. What did they not see? How could they possibly not indict?" she said. "I felt hopeless, I felt like there was not another corner to turn, like there was nothing for me to fight for."
Her lack of faith in the local legal system: "From the beginning I had no faith in Staten Island prosecuting anybody from Staten Island," she said. "I just didn't have any type of encouragement. I felt no remorse, no compassion — anything — from Staten Island, besides the people."
Sharpton said legal changes need to be made to ensure that authorities do not get preferential treatment when investigated: "Most cops are not bad but bad cops have got to be adjudicated outside of just local prosecutors."
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A former employee of NBC Entertainment who says he worked for Bill Cosby has come forward to claim he regularly brought young women to Cosby's dressing room. He also says he was asked to send money to multiple women over the years.
Frank Scotti claims that as Cosby's right-hand man, it was once his job to guard the door after bringing young women to Cosby's dressing room in Brooklyn, but that he doesn't know what went on behind closed doors.
"I felt like a pimp," Scotti, 90, told Kate Snow in an interview that aired on TODAY Monday. "Every time he had somebody I had to watch, I had the girl stay there. I felt dirty."
"It appears that his story is pure speculation so that he can get his 15 minutes of fame," Cosby's attorney, Martin Singer, told NBC News.
Scotti also claims he was asked by Cosby to send money to various women, sometimes thousands of dollars a month, and that he has come forward to speak out in their defense.
"I just felt, you know, he's not the person I thought he was," Scotti said.
Cosby has never been charged with a crime, but 18 women have now publicly accused the comedy legend of sexual assault or attempted assault. The actor has always denied allegations of assault.Some of the facts claimed by Cosby's accusers about situations that occurred decades ago have sometimes been conflicting or inconsistent. Still, many of the women tell similar stories all these years later.
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Tessanne Chin may have won season five of "The Voice," but that doesn't mean she's closed off to advice. In fact, as she told TODAY, when her hero Celine Dion offered a suggestion, she immediately took it to heart: "Wait to have children."
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One day software engineer Patrick McConlogue was walking to work in New York City when he decided to make an unorthodox offer to a homeless man.
He approached Leo Grand, who lives on the streets, and gave him a choice: $100, or a laptop and the opportunity to learn how to write computer code. Along with the second choice McConlogue pledged to spend an hour a day for two months teaching Grand a valuable job skill.
"I came to an immediate decision,'' Grand told TODAY Monday. "The hundred dollars will last you for a short time. Learning how to code will last you for a lifetime."
So McConlogue, 23, bought Grand, 37, a laptop and three textbooks, and began teaching him the language of computers. It was a lifeline for Grand, a computer lover who said he's been sleeping in shelters for two years since the rent at his former apartment shot up and he was evicted.
Grand has proven to be an apt student under McConlogue's tutelage. "The speed at which I'm going through these lessons is insane,'' McConlogue told TODAY. "We barely cover things twice. His memory is really, really good."
The lessons are going so well, in fact, that Grand is working on a free app designed to promote carpooling to combat global warming. He hopes to land a job and a place to live soon, while helping defy stereotypes about the homeless.
"All homeless people are mentally ill, lazy, unintelligent — that's the stigma,'' he said. "It doesn't really matter [about] your living arrangements as long as you've got the mindset to do it and the will."
"You give a man a fish, you feed him for a day,'' McConlogue said. "You teach a man to fish, and you watch him change the world."
Today Show reports,
Weeks after the FAA relaxed rules to allow the use of personal electronic devices during all phases of flight — a running list of which airlines are allowing gate-to-gate use is here — the FCC is getting in on the cellphone plane party and considering letting passengers talk and text across the whole country.
"…the time is right to review our outdated and restrictive rules," said FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler.
The public reaction was swift and overwhelmingly negative. Some passengers said they would consider changing their airline loyalty if their go-to carrier decided to allow in-flight calls.
"100 percent. I'm a frequent flier on one particular airline but if they made that change I would consider making that change for sure," a passenger at Washington-Dulles told TODAY.
When the TODAY show asked, "Should the FCC allow cellphone calls on planes?" 96 percent of responding viewers using the hashtag #orangeroom said "NO."
Today Show reports,
After spending nearly 10 years in prison for second-degree murder and first-degree robbery, Ryan Ferguson is a free man.
"It's been a wild ride," Ferguson told Savannah Guthrie in his first live interview since leaving prison on TODAY Wednesday. "Seeing the light come out and the sun come up, it's pretty incredible."
Ferguson, who said Wednesday he hadn't slept since his release, told Guthrie his new life of freedom is "beyond my comprehension."
"When I finally realized it was actually over it was incredible relief because I was afraid," he said. "I wasn't sure what going to happen next. They don't really tell you a whole lot. It was a sensation like no other, and seeing my family right there and hugging them, and knowing that we were going to go home together, it was amazing."
"It's the best feeling ever," said Ferguson's father, Bill. "We just feel like we rescued him from the pits of despair."
Ferguson was convicted in 2005 for the beating and strangling of newspaper editor Kent Heitholt on Halloween night in 2001 and sentenced to 40 years in prison. On Nov. 5, the Missouri Court of Appeals Western District vacated Ferguson's murder conviction, with Judge Cynthia Martin ruling that Ferguson did not receive a fair trial and that "his verdict is not worthy of confidence."
The appeals court ordered that Ferguson, 29, be released if prosecutors did not file notice of a retrial within 15 days. On Tuesday, prosecutors announced they will not retry Ferguson and that all charges are dropped.
'Today Show' announced today that Savannah Guthrie is the new co-anchor of TODAY. She also serves as TODAY's chief legal analyst and is now officially part of the team with Matt Lauer, Savannah Guthrie, Al Roker and Natalie Morales Monday, July 9.
R. Kelly is suffering complications from throat surgery and is canceling promotional appearances for his new album and memoir.
Kelly's rep says
the singer was on his way to New York on Wednesday morning when he became ill and returned to Chicago for medical treatment. Kelly had surgery last year to treat an abscess on his vocal cords.
His new album, "Write Me Back," and his memoir, "Soulacoaster: The Diary of Me," in stores now.
We will keep you posted on when he will be back in action.


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Sylvia Celeste Browne, a world renowned psychic and author, has passed away Nov. 20 at age 77. According to her Web site, she was in Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose when she bid farewell to the world.
Browne was a luminary of the paranormal world. She has appeared on many televisions and radio shows and was a bestseller author. She had appeared on shows like "The Montel Williams Show," The Tonight Show" and "Larry King Live."
She was known as a psychic detective and assisted various missing-person cases and law enforcement agencies. She was born on Oct. 19, 1936 and has spent some 60 years of life as a psychic or spiritual guide.
"I don't know how I do it. I've done it all my life," Browne once told on Larry King's show.
According to the obituary posted on her Web site, Browne's psychic powers started to manifest when she was three. For many years, she shared her gift with friends and family before helping people and gaining prominence in her field.
She moved to California in 1964 where she founded The Nirvana Foundation for Psychic Research. Her belief in God and incarnation of human beings were quite strong and she wrote numerous bestsellers on several themes, including "Life on the Other Side."
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In 2004, she had predicted that 19-year-old Ryan Katcher who had disappeared in 2000 was murdered and his body can be traced in some metal shaft. However, in 2006, the boy was in his truck at the bottom of the pond in which he had drowned.
The famous psychic once said, "Larry King" show's episode she would die at the age of 88, but unfortunately she passed away at 77. Her final post from Oct. 27 read: "My one prayer every morning that has carried me through my life is, "Hi God, it's me again. It doesn't matter how you pray. It can be just simply talking to God. Remember, God knows your heart and soul."


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Steve Tongue finds Kevin Keegan juggling his dual roles with relish
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Steve Tongue is a Football Correspondent for The Independent.
Sunday 14 March 1999
In his own words: "You've got to have your Fulham head-on, then as far as I'm concerned, it's England all the way, with the get-together on Sunday and six days together before the Poland game." By then, the FA's technical director, Howard Wilkinson, backed up by his assistant Les Reed, Derek Fazackerley and Arthur Cox, hopes to have undertaken all the preparation, and more, that a full-time manager would have been involved with.
"The intention was that Kevin's Fulham time would be affected as little as possible," Wilkinson said. "We've been to Poland, organised scouting, looked at tapes and we're hopefully making sure that by the time he arrives, before he wants an answer, we've anticipated the question."
The good news to report, after a week of Fulham-watching, is that the Keegan head is firmly screwed on and as yet shows no sign whatever either of swelling with importance or bursting from the pressure inside it. If there is any bad news, as clues are sought to his eventual intentions regarding the England position, it is that the level of job satisfaction he finds at Fulham Football Club is clearly high enough - and the level of aggravation low enough - to render any other employment undesirable the moment it becomes too stressful. Asked in a radio interview last week if he was enjoying himself, he replied, a little ominously: "The day I stop enjoying things is the day I usually move on."
His club are certainly on the move. Last Tuesday's 4-0 victory at Luton, followed by a 3-2 win at Bristol Rovers on Friday, virtually ensured that the most expensive squad ever to muddy their knees in the Second Division, at pounds 8.5m, will win automatic promotion, rather than having to risk repeating last season's indignity of losing in the play-offs, when Grimsby proved too strong.
Since then, every area of the team has been strengthened with the chairman Mohamed Al Fayed's money and Keegan's judgement. A combination of Paul Peschisolido, the aggressive German Dirk Lehmann and Peter Beardsley might have seemed good enough to unhinge most Second Division defences, yet last autumn Fulham splashed out another pounds 2m on Barry Hayles of Bristol Rovers and a more modest pounds 350,000 on Halifax Town's Geoff Horsfield. At Luton, the new striking partners demolished the home team, Hayles' pace forcing a penalty (and consequent sending off), then the fourth goal, while Horsfield scored two astonishing goals - a dribble through the defence and a fizzing first-time drive from a low cross - to give him eight in five games. By Friday night, in the driving rain of Bristol, it was nine in six.
Apart from "Keegan for Fulham", the most popular chant at the west London club's games is now "Horsfield for England". At first, this was assumed to be satirical, as was the Evening Standard headline "Horsfield to keep England waiting" above his quote: "I can't see it coming off yet, maybe in the future. We'll just have to wait and see." Now nobody is quite so sure. What seems certain is that Keegan will take no greater pleasure from working with the best players in the land than he does from seeing the likes of Horsfield and Hayles develop. "They've got that little bit of hunger and I like that," he said. "They listen to you and want to learn. Don't forget they were both playing Conference football two years ago. You've got to look at how much they will improve with proper training, diet and, hopefully, even better coaching.
"I'm getting a real buzz out of working with all these players. They've got a lot of character but a lot of ability too and that excites me."
In his new dual role, taking one team at a time, as well as one game, might seem essential. Keegan, however, is already envisaging Fulham's step up to a higher level next season: "With the players we've got and the way we play our football, the First Division would suit us even better. And there's proof of that in the Cup runs where we've played Premiership opposition - Southampton four times, Liverpool, Aston Villa and Manchester United - we've had a little taste and come out quite well, so all the signs are that we shouldn't be afraid of going one division higher."
Note the use of "we" not "they". Will he go with them? As with Horsfield's international prospects, only time will tell, for in the next breath, the irrepressible enthusiast in Keegan is sounding just as excited about England: "I know a lot of people are sceptical about it working, but I'm not. The FA obviously aren't, or they wouldn't have appointed me, and I'm sure the players will respond in the way you'd expect them to.
"If the result is right against Poland, maybe a few people might look at the situation and say, `Hey, maybe it can work', and the sceptics might be proved wrong."
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