Ashley dismisses Bin Laden link

Newcastle owner Mike Ashley has laughed off a link with the family of terrorist Osama bin Laden as he looks for new investment in the club.

Ashley dismisses Bin Laden link
Thu, 10 Jul, 2008 - 16:17

Newcastle owner Mike Ashley has laughed off a link with the family of terrorist Osama bin Laden as he looks for new investment in the club.

The billionaire, who completed a £134.4m takeover at St James’ Park a year ago, has found himself surrounded by rumours that he could be ready to sell-out.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: St James’ ParkPlace: NewcastlePlace: AfghanistanPerson: AshleyPerson: bin LadenPerson: Mike AshleyPerson: Osama bin LadenPerson: OsamaPerson: Bakr bin LadenPerson: Derek LlambiasPerson: Kevin KeeganPerson: Jonas GuttierrezPerson: KeeganPerson: Stephen CarrPerson: Peter RamagePerson: James TroisiPerson: Lamine DiattaPerson: David RozehnalPerson: EmrePerson: Joey BartonPerson: BartonPerson: Ousmane DaboPerson: Willie McKayPerson: Steve HarperPerson: HarperEvent: Euro 2008Organisation: NewcastleOrganisation: InterMedia PartnersOrganisation: Saudi Binladin GroupOrganisation: Evening StandardOrganisation: al-QaedaOrganisation: Sports DirectOrganisation: Manchester City
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