Mike Ashley Must Really Hate Newcastle United
twohundredpercent.net 24 days ago — When the story first broke that Newcastle United’s Mike Ashley had decided to sell the naming rights to St James Park, it seemed unlikely that he was doing it with the best interests of the supporters of the club at heart. However, the confirmation made this week that for the rest of ...

Mike Ashley expected to take Newcastle United off the market
sportspromedia.com 10/20/2009 — Rumours that Mike Ashley has decided to take Newcastle United off the market have been reinforced with the news that Chris Hughton, the club's caretaker manager, is expected to sign a new long-term contract that will double his current wage.

Newcastle United Lose Two Million-Nil To Kevin Keegan
twohundredpercent.net 10/6/2009 — Newcastle United lost plenty of matches last season and never left you wondering how they did so. However, their recent loss at a Premier League Managers’ Arbitration Tribunal to former manager Kevin Keegan is another matter entirely. The media focus has, naturally been on a club which built a ...

Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley forced to call in the lawyers
sportspromedia.com 10/28/2009 — Sports Direct, the retailer owned by Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley, will go to court to fight for its 28.5 per cent stake in outdoor goods company Blacks Leisure, continuing an ongoing dispute with administrators Ernst & Young.

Ashley puts Newcastle United stadium naming rights up for sale
sportspromedia.com 10/28/2009 — Newcastle United, the English soccer club, is officially off the market and its owner, Mike Ashley, plans to sell the naming rights to the club's famous St James' Park stadium.

Newcastle reveal new stadium name
news.bbc.co.uk 24 days ago — Newcastle United have renamed their ground the sportsdirect.com @ St James' Park Stadium for the immediate future. The Championship club said last week it was looking to sell the naming rights to St James' Park from next season. But it has now decided ...

I love Kevin Keegan, love him
timesonline.typepad.com 10/12/2009 — George Caulkin I love Kevin Keegan, love him. I don’t love him because he has been attempting to wrest compensation from Newcastle United and I certainly don’t love him because I’ve got a Messiah complex (and it would be greatly appreciated ...

Kevin Keegan: Why I walked out of Newcastle
insideworldsoccer.com 10/3/2009 — Kevin Keegan has lifted the lid on the reasons for his departure from Newcastle United , citing the signing of Uruguayan player Ignacio González as explanation. Keegan was awarded £2 million damages plus interest on Friday after winning his case for constructive dismissal against the Magpies. ...

Big cash boost for Newcastle United as new sponsor signs on
sportspromedia.com 16 days ago — Newcastle United, the English soccer club relegated from the Premier League at the end of last season, has been handed a financial boost by signing an agreement with the UK's largest sports tour operator, Thomas Cook Sport.

Newcastle United fans launch ambitious takeover bid for club
sportspromedia.com 10/7/2009 — The Newcastle United Supporters Trust, a fan collective put together with the aim of buying English soccer club Newcastle United, claims to have raised more than £20 million in pledges towards the takeover.

Newcastle not for sale, as Hughton gets top job — ESPNsoccernet 10/27/2009
Newcastle United have named Chris Hughton as their permanent manager and have confirmed that the club have been withdrawn from sale and is no longer on the market.

Shepherd blasts Ashley over stadium plans — ESPNsoccernet 30 days ago
Former Newcastle United chairman Freddy Shepherd has blasted owner Mike Ashley's decision to sell the naming rights to St James' Park, claiming that the Magpies' fans will be "horrified" by the prospect.

Newcastle United's Alan Smith Applauds Permanent Appointment Of Chris Hughton As Manager (Goal.com) — Yahoo! Sports - World Soccer News 30 days ago
Smith delighted Hughton has been given the reins

Campbell eyes move to Newcastle — ESPNsoccernet 29 days ago
Newcastle United are one of the preferred destinations for Sol Campbell when he settles his dispute with Notts County and is finally able to sign for a new club.