Mike Ashley sues business associate over golf course deal

Newcastle United owner and Sports Direct boss Mike Ashley is suing a business associate over a golf course deal.

Mike Ashley sues business associate over golf course deal
Wed, 30 Aug, 2017 - 13:31

Newcastle United owner and Sports Direct boss Mike Ashley is suing a business associate over a golf course deal.

Mr Ashley has alleged breach of contract and has asked for repayment of £3 million investment or compensation.

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