Archive for the ‘Derek Llambias’ Category

Llambias, have you no shame whatsoever?

Posted December 1st, 2011 by workyticket | 108 Comments

As I reported yesterday on these pages, Newcastle United’s managing Director, Derek Llambias, has responded to Joey Barton’s allegations about himself and owner, Mike Ashley, with a threat of legal action. This is almost certainly an empty threat by the perfidious M.D. as he knows what happened, and what would probably happen if he attempted [...]

Barton reveals on “Ayatollah” Ashley, ultimatums, player’s committees, Hughton’s sacking and everything…

Posted November 30th, 2011 by workyticket | 21 Comments

Well, Joey Barton did promise on Twitter that he would “tell all when the time was right” and he’s finally kept his word. Speaking in a long audio podcast interview for the Queen’s Park Ranger’s ‘blog “Open All R’s,” he finally lifted the lid on his time at Newcastle United and his strained relationship with [...]

More derision from corporate sponsorship industry over St James’ Park naming deal

Posted November 16th, 2011 by workyticket | 32 Comments

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Llambias’ and Pardew’s Carroll deception unravelled in bar rant?

Posted November 14th, 2011 by workyticket | 160 Comments

A few days after Newcastle United’s already despised Managing Director, Derek Llambias, announced the club’s corporate renaming of the club’s traditional home as “The Sports Direct Arena”, it would be hard to imagine his or Mike Ashley’s reputation sinking any lower. However all that has changed now after one simple drunken rant in a bar [...]

Derek Llambias blasts past managers in expletive-ridden tirade

Posted November 13th, 2011 by Hugh de Payen | 64 Comments

Newcastle United Managing Director Derek Llambias serves up an expletive-ridden speech against Keegan, Shearer, Hughton and Carroll. Amidst all the furore of stadium renaming, you’d think one of the things our Managing Director would try to do is talk around the fans and sweeten them up to the whole fiasco. Well that might be what [...]

Why renaming St James’ Park won’t work (except for Sports Direct)

Posted November 13th, 2011 by workyticket | 23 Comments

To say there’s been some opposition to Mike Ashley’s rehash of his previously botched plan to sell the St James’ Park naming rights would be an understatement. However as more details have emerged it’s become ever more obvious that this 2.0 version is scarcely better than the previous one, and it seems more than likely [...]

Period of calm broken by a return to Ash-bashing

Posted November 11th, 2011 by Hugh de Payen | 34 Comments

Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley’s bright idea to change the name of St James’ Park to ‘The Sports Direct Arena’ is still dominating the Toon news. Just as Ashley was seemingly gaining some ground with fans after a fantastic start to the season on the pitch, it seems he’s now off a lot of peoples’ [...]

Has Mike Ashley lost all credibility With The Toon faithful?

Posted November 10th, 2011 by Mick toons | 45 Comments

After the uproar of the announcement this morning and much discussion with the lads at work, I’ve come to the feeling that Ashley has completely lost any trust that he has managed to claw back over the past few months. As a previous nufcblog.org article has already pointed out, Derek Llambias has previously gone on [...]

Llambias: St James’ Park name will always remain…

Posted November 10th, 2011 by workyticket | 41 Comments

With the news that Newcastle United will be changing it’s name to “Sports Direct @ St James’ Park”, the Managing Director of the club, Derek Llambias, has sought to reassure fans that the St James’ Park name would remain so long as he and current owner, Mike Ashley “reigned” at the club. Firstly though, he [...]

St James’ Park to be renamed “Sports Direct Arena.”

Posted November 9th, 2011 by workyticket | 82 Comments

Now confirmed rumours have been circulating around the rumour mill today that Newcastle United will shortly make an announcement that St James’ Park will known in future as the “Sports Direct Arena”. Earlier today, Times journalist Tony Evans Tweeted about the name change on his Twitta site, but it was later withdrawn amidst further rumours [...]

 
 

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