Football remembers Keith Alexander’s contributions as a trailblazer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 5, 2026, 4:53 AM
Last updated Oct 5, 2026

Keith Alexander, who managed clubs such as Lincoln City and Peterborough, is remembered on the anniversary of his death in 2010. His legacy as a black manager in English football is reflected upon by former players and family members. Alexander was celebrated for his ability to inspire black managers and for creating opportunities for players from non-league backgrounds. He passed away at 53 due to illness during a match, prompting tributes across the football community. This reflection coincides with Black History Month, emphasizing his lasting impact on the sport.
- •Keith Alexander died in 2010 at age 53.
- •He managed Lincoln City and Peterborough United.
- •Former players recall his impact on their careers.
- •Alexander's legacy includes his fight against racism in football.
- •Tributes continue during Black History Month.
- 4:53 AMYahoo Sports — How Keith Alexander blazed a trail for black football managers
"Ex-players and family members on the legacy of the late Lincoln, Peterborough and Macclesfield boss.
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