Mike Ashley, owner of Newcastle, has announced that St James’ Park will in future be known as sportsdirect.com@St James’ Park. Isn’t that a wonderful name, doesn’t it just trip off the tongue? Sounds so much better than silly, old, traditional names like Old Trafford and Anfield. It’s makes far more sense to have something snappy, original and so very relevant; who doesn’t find sportswhatever.com immediately springs to mind when someone mentions Newcastle. I’m sure the Toon Army are delighted. OK, maybe not.
Still, fans should look on the bright side, it could have been so much worse. At least their stadium’s new corporate name does loosely relate to football – I’m guessing sportsthingummy.com do sell boots. Imagine how silly they’d have felt if the club was owned by someone from Estee Lauder or Pampers, names which would have led to suggestions that they played like old ladies and were, well, you know, what babies leave in Pampers.










This is an outrage, that fat waste of space is ruining the club, he does nothing apart from think of making money he should have some morals. He is a utter disgrace to the club and should get kicked out of nufc!
I hope the guy who wrote this didn’t get paid for it.
Great design first thing… Second thing the prespective at which you see the sport is quite neutral quite in my words wikipedia style. This is a welcome change from people who are either racist or support a particular agenda.!
Superb link dropping there Kayla. Impressive
Now that 59% of the supporters are saying that they are likely not to get a new season card, which is the record in the premier league i can’t imagine what will become with the club, it’s all about profit for the Glazer family, they keep forgetting that the fans are not happy and that is the most important thing imo.
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I just love football! I really want to get out and play again now.