Ashley to meet Magpies board

Mike Ashley is set to meet with the board of Newcastle next week as he attempts to push through his takeover of the club.

Ashley to meet Magpies board
Fri, 25 May, 2007 - 19:40

Mike Ashley is set to meet with the board of Newcastle next week as he attempts to push through his takeover of the club.

The sportswear tycoon bought a 41.6% holding in the St James’ Park club from former chairman Sir John Hall and his family on Wednesday for in excess of £55.

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