Mike Ashley fan boycotts are underway on both sides of the border, with both Rangers and Newcastle fans not happy with the running of their clubs.

Newcastle’s owner faces further fan unrest, as Mike Ashley protests continue with Rangers fans promising a merchandise boycott if they are ignored.

It’s claimed that the next English Premier League deal could see the amount of money trebled, with other big hitters such as Google competing with BT Sport and driving the price up to an astonishing degree.

Until that day comes it is time to have some sadistic fun at the expense of the fans that have turned on him, Joe Kinnear being the first of many things that will be implemented to depress us even more until he goes, what next a new long-term contract for Shola?

There are rumours that Newcastle could have another foreign destination, though it is doubtful whether you’ll be needing to take any sun cream.

Rangers Chief Executive, Charles Green; “We’ve now decided that Sports Direct will be our partner (re stadium naming rights). We had Sports Direct representatives up for a fans’ forum a few weeks ago. We also had Newcastle United’s Derek Llambias sharing the experience of how that ‘helped’ his club”.

A story that has just broken, claims that Mike Ashley is in talks to rename another famous old stadium the ‘Sports Direct Arena’.

Mike Ashley is in line to buy a 10% stake in Glasgow Rangers. The reports suggest that talks are at an advanced stage and the deal would include Mike Ashley selling the Rangers replica kit through Sports Direct stores.