Rob Lee hopes Mike Ashley to end his bitter feud with Toon supporters

If the former Newcastle United midfielder, Rob Lee, believes that Mike Ashley should halt his bitter feud and offering a peace decalaration with Newcastle United’s supporters, he just wants to see the stability of St James’ Park back again.

As quoted from telegraph website, Lee said “But it’s now a matter of whether or not Mike Ashley wants to invest more money – because he will have to – or whether he just wants to get…

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