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Individual performances aside - Lets not underestimate the meaning of that statement. Originally Posted by Derby Mackem Individual performances aside - Lets not underestimate the meaning of that statement. Re: Steve Bruce - 'I...
CHRIS Hughton says his January recruitment drive will concentrate on bringing in battle-hardened Championship performers who can help get Newcastle United into the Premier League rather than ready-made top-flight performers.
By Harry Harris, Football Correspondent The Football Association is seeking sponsorship for Wembley in a new commercial package, but is wary of this being interpreted as 'naming rights' for the iconic stadium. GettyImages The...
Nov 20 2009 by Adam Jupp, Evening Chronicle MOVES to stage a fans’ takeover of the Toon have won the backing of senior MPs. Newcastle United Supporters’ Trust (NUST) hopes to raise enough money to buy-out Mike Ashley. The drive...
3-0: Dimond nets two goals in first four minutes, blanks south-side rival South. The Lynx scored twice in the first four minutes and got 16 saves from goalie Marcus Holzschuh to claim a 3-0 Cook Inlet Conference boys hockey win...
The chief executive of Lord's cricket ground has been forced to deny claims that he plans to auction off the naming rights to the world's most famous cricket ground. It was revealed today that the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC),...
Published Date: 18 November 2009 SERBIAN president Boris Tadic faces a fine for allegedly drinking champagne inside the stadium after his country secured their place at next summer's World Cup finals. Tadic, his sports minister...
MIKE ASHLEY has been left stunned after the Toon fans who want to buy the club snubbed the chance to meet him. The Newcastle United Supporters Trust hope to raise £100million to take over on Tyneside and were invited to have a...
• Would-be buyer backs Mike Ashley's controversial move • Increasing revenue more important than fans' view Barry Moat, the businessman who has been keen to buy Newcastle, claims he too would consider selling the naming rights...
Newcastle United's prospective buyer Barry Moat insists he remains committed to buying out Magpies owner Mike Ashley. Moat reportedly made a £60million up-front offer with guarantees of a further £20million next season to the...
