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Newcastle have recruited midfielder Romain Amalfitano from French side Reims, with the player arriving at Sports Direct Arena on a free transfer. The Magpies have yet to reveal the length of the contract. Amalfitano told Press Association Sport: "I am ve Full Article at Football365.co.za
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In this file picture taken on May 6, 2012 Manchester City's Ivorian midfielder Yaya Toure celebrates after scoring their second goal of the English Premier League football match between Newcastle United and Manchester City at Sports Direct Arena in... View Photo »
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Sports Direct is being used to showcase the naming rights opportunity to a global audience. It is about being able financially to put another Yohan Cabaye on the pitch.
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Derby Telegraph published We don't have lift-off as blimp gets tangled with lamp post
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A MINIATURE airship advertising the opening of a new store got tangled on street lighting following strong gust of wind. Staff at the Sports Direct.com store, in Burton, watched as the blimp became stuck on Saturday morning. A spokesman for the store, in Full Article at Derby Telegraph
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NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, ENGLAND - MAY 06: Newcastle manager Alan Pardew waves to the fans after the Barclays Premier league match between Newcastle United and Manchester City at Sports Direct Arena on May 6, 2012 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. View Photo »
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If the Geordies are so exercised by the name change, why doesn't the local council just rename the immediate area, St James' Park [Aarrrgh – Fiver Ed]. Then the address would be Sports Direct Arena, St James' Park, Newcastle – problem solved. Or am I missing something?
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Newcastle fullback Danny Simpson has reiterated his desire to stay at Sports Direct Arena despite the slow pace of contract talks. Simpson, who is nearing 100 Magpies appearances, has a year left to run on his existing contract. However, the 25-year-old' Full Article at Football365.co.za
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City analysts suggest that Mike Ashley may look to sell 10 to 20 per cent of his holding in Sports Direct ... because "Ashley is a seller". Some have even suggested he could cash in on Newcastle Utd's venture into European football by (once again) trying Full Article at Footymad
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Murky world of buyers who bypass the High Street turns ugly as Nike goes into battle over 'fake' trainers
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