right Mike Ashley, the owner of English football club  , has taken the club off the market for a second time, after failing to concluded several negotiations, including a cash offer of £80 million, according to the club. This is the second time Ashley has taken the club off the market after putting it up for sale. This season, Newcastle are competing in the  , the second tier of English football, after relegation from the top flight  at the end of last season. Ashley had bought the Premier League club in May 2007 for £134.4m, but after a difficult period of ownership, which saw the return and departure of manager  after a few months, and after fan protests, Ashley eventually put the club up for sale for the first time in September 2008. In a statement at the time he said: The announcement came on the same day as it announced  as the club's permanent manager, and that the club would be putting the naming rights of the club stadium  up for offers next season.
right Mike Ashley, the owner of English football club Newcastle United F.C. , has taken the club off the market for a second time, after failing to concluded several negotiations, including a cash offer of £80 million, according to the club. This is the second time Ashley has taken the club off the market after putting it up for sale. This season, Newcastle are competing in the Football League Championship , the second tier of English football, after relegation from the top flight Premier League at the end of last season. Ashley had bought the Premier League club in May 2007 for £134.4m, but after a difficult period of ownership, which saw the return and departure of manager Kevin Keegan after a few months, and after fan protests, Ashley eventually put the club up for sale for the first time in September 2008. In a statement at the time he said: The announcement came on the same day as it announced Chris Hughton as the club's permanent manager, and that the club would be putting the naming rights of the club stadium St James' Park up for offers next season.
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Newcastle United F.C.
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Football League Championship
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Premier League
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Kevin Keegan
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Chris Hughton
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St James' Park