Newcastle to play at the Wonga Stadium?

The Sunday Telegraph reports that the club will finalise an agreement worth £8 million a year within the next fortnight.

The deal will begin from the start of the 2013/14 season and last for three years.
While Newcastle fans will welcome the injection of cash, they may wince at their St James' Park home being renamed the Wonga Stadium.
In 2009 owner Mike Ashley rechristened it Sportsdirect @ St James' Park after his own chain of sportswear stores - a move that provoked considerable anger among supporters.
Last year the ground, Newcastle's home since 1892, became the Sports Direct Arena.
Wonga offers short-term loans at very high interest rates. It currently has a shirt sponsorship deal with Blackpool.


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KitKat Crescent - York, England
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Wankdorf Stadium - Berne, Switzerland
Wankdorf Stadium? Home of the Young Boys of Berne? Must. Avoid. Obvious. Jokes.
Gaylord Entertainment Center - Nashville, USA
Now renamed the more acceptable Bridgestone Arena; but from 1999-2007 those big, nasty, butch hockey players from the Nashville Predators ensured it was never easy to come away from the Gaylord Entertainment Center with a result.
Middelfart Stadium - Middelfart, Denmark
The 'atmosphere' at this ground is always said to very intimidating.
Hotto Motto Field - Kobe, Japan
We won't dwell on this baseball stadium's name for too long. After all, it was called the "Yahoo! Baseball Stadium" between 2003-2004.
Dick's Sporting Goods Park - Colorado, USA
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Bargain Booze Stadium - Northwich, England
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Mitsubishi Forklift Stadion - Almere, Netherlands
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Stadium - Graz, Austria
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