Why would he buy the club, invest so much into clearing the debts (a reported £30,000,000), then sell up. He hasn't done that much at the club yet, surely he can't sell and make more than 10 or 15 million pounds profit? That would be a drop in the oceon for someone supposedly worth 1.9 billion. It's absurd. Newcastle weren't a big club/company when he bought them and they still aren't. He will wait until he has made the club into one that regularly wins things and a company that offers a more substantial return than it currently does before he sells, which could take 4 or 5 years. As a wise man once said; "you have to spend money to make money".

Luke Etchingham, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, United Kingdom

i dont think it would be a good idea as the club has just started to get back together after the departure of glen roader and also the departure of freddie sheaperd and now mike ashley is thinking about selling the club that will send the club back into difficulties. which could lead to the relagation from the top flight.

john low, alnwick, england