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This is a special offering from my 'Books from the UK' series and has been sold on the website. Link in bio. The Best Of British SF 1 & 2 (The complete set) edited by Mike Ashley Orbit Books (1977) Someone found these anthologies on my website and got a really good deal! More books like these are still available, go check out the new website. Five dollar flat rate shipping and handling! This is a special offering from my 'Books from the UK' series and is available for sale on the website. Link in bio. The Best Of British SF 1 & 2 (The complete set) edited by Mike Ashley Orbit Books (1977) Nearly 800 pages combined, and an incredible amount of British science fiction authors. These books are in great condition, and a must-have for collectors. Bob Layzell did the covers. . Both Books Are Overall Great Condition, Great Spines With Minimum Wear, Binding Tight, Pages Look Good, Publisher's Remainder Marking On Bottom Edge Of Pages . . . #thebestofbritishsf #thebestofbritishsf1 #thebestofbritishsf2 #mikeashley #paperbacksciencefiction #sciencefiction #booknerd #instabooks #bookstagram #instabookstagram #sciencefictionbooks #bookclub #bookstore #science #scifi #bookcommunity #bookishlove #bookish #library #shortstories #boblayzell #orbit #scifiart #bookaddict #scifibooks #orbitbooks #orbitsciencefiction https://www.instagram.com/p/CKByjqBANAh/?igshid=19qklvr5wb9wx

ChronicleLive reporter Lee Ryder has fired blame at outgoing Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley for the contract situation surrounding talented young midfielder Matty Longstaff. The 20-year-old is out of contract this summer and it appears as if there has been no hint over a possible extension with the Sports Direct mogul firmly set on finally leaving the Magpies after a tumultuous 13 years at the helm. Speaking to the ‘Everything is Black and White’ podcast earlier this week, Ryder said: “He is weeks away from walking away from Newcastle United after scoring the winner against Manchester United on his debut. “He could have gone on loan to League Two – he ended up playing Premier League football. “For him to not even be around the table now seems really controversial. It’s the stubbornness of Mike Ashley not wanting to pay the going rate. “Just because he is a local lad, it does not mean he should have to play for less.” It’s clearly a precarious situation as the club could soon lose one of the most promising academy graduates for free, all because Ashley is staying on brand with his terrible control of the club. Longstaff has only featured 13 times this campaign but has clearly been earmarked for the future by current manager Steve Bruce, who waxed lyrical about him following his debut match-winner against Manchester United back in October. BEST OF THE DECADE: TOP SCORERS & CREATORS – CAN YOU NAME THEM? WORLD CLASS SCORE: 95% | EXPERT SCORE: 80% | VETERAN SCORE: 65% | INTERMEDIATE SCORE: 45% | AMATEUR SCORE: 30% | TRY AGAIN: 5% The Magpies boss labelled him “refreshing” and a “great kid,” and has recently made a public plea to him to stick around and be patient. Although any news on the contract front is yet to come to fruition. AND in other news,Newcastle fans fume over Jim White takeover claim… #MikeAshley #NewcastleUnited #NewcastleTakeover

Some Newcastle United fans have reacted to a report from ChronicleLive that gave nine reasons as to why NUFC supporters really do not like Mike Ashley. The first reason given was the saga with Kevin Keegan, as the fan favourite resigned over player recruitment issues. The second was the relatively uninspiring appointment of Joe Kinnear, who succeeded Keegan. Third was the sacking of Chris Hughton, who left despite the Tyneside club being fairly comfortable in the Premier League table. Another reason given was handing Alan Pardew an eight-year contract, as his previous spells at other clubs were somewhat underwhelming. Fifth was the renaming of St. James’ Park to ‘The Sports Direct Arena’ back in 2011, and sixth was Kinnear’s return, this time as a director of football. The list went on. The Magpies’ second relegation from the top flight in 2016 was mentioned, as well as losing Rafa Benitez and the furloughing of staff in the wake of the global pandemic. These members of the Toon faithful reacted to the article on Twitter: 9 reasons?….. 9? As in only 9? — Shaun Duke (@sword_duke) April 21, 2020 Tooooooo little , toooooooo late 🤷🏻‍♂️ — paul (@toonislife) April 21, 2020 Surely the treatment of @elgalgojonas is the most despicable act this poor excuse for a human being has inflicted in his time at NUFC — Paz (@ianparry9) April 21, 2020 That’s more like it!! — Shaun Duke (@sword_duke) April 21, 2020 Wow. After 13 years, the Chron post an anti Ashley article. 🥳 — David Sneddon (@snedd_david) April 21, 2020 Don’t forget the shoddy way @elgalgojonas was treated during and after his recovery from cancer — Rob Healy (@RhealyCreepy) April 21, 2020 Missing football!? There’s still plenty of Newcastle discussion going on in the Vital Newcastle Forum! Click here to get involved! Click here to comment on this articleorGive us feedback on your Football Transfer Tavern experience #MikeAshley #NewcastleUnited #PremierLeague

#transfernews #Sportsmail: #MikeAshley was hours away from confirming £300m deal for sale of #NewcastleUnited last week only for Saudi owners in-waiting to insist on delay. Saudi custom is to wait until completion before announcement, explaining why no official statement from the club stating that an agreement has been reached and that the proposed takeover is now in the hands of the #PremierLeague. 🌐 Follow @ftndaily for the latest transfer news 🔄📰 #ftn #ftndaily #transfermarket #transferwindow #transfertalk #transfers #footballtransfer #footballtransfers #soccertransfers #footballnews #soccernews #nufc #nufctakeover #nufctransfers https://www.instagram.com/p/B_N_M5AgoY_/?igshid=ai54lrl03gbe

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Mike Ashley has delivered strong transfer message that will surely excite the Newcastle fans - originally posted on Sportslens.com Manchester United have been heavily linked with a move for Newcastle United midfielder Sean Longstaff this summer. Ole Gunnar Solkjaer is looking to bolster his midfield this summer following the departure of Ander Herrera, and with the future of Paul Pogba up in the air with Real Madrid vying for his signature. It has been claimed that the Red Devils were looking to pay in the region of £20 million for the 21-year-old midfielder who impressed heavily under Rafael Benitez last season. However, the Magpies are reluctant to let him go and have even slapped a huge £50 million price tag on his shoulders which prices him out of a potential move to Old Trafford. Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley has now delivered a strong message in an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail that the player is not for sale. “The message we want to put out is that he is not for sale. If you’ve got one like Sean – keep him,” said Ashley. Ashley is not a popular figure among the Newcastle fans, but surely the Geordies will love the strong message from the club owner. It implies that Newcastle are ready to build a strong future with the talented youngsters they have, and selling to rival clubs is simply not an option. From Sportslens.com - Football News | Football Blog #ManchesterUnited #MikeAshley #SeanLongstaff