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Newcastle United: Oxford United attendance prompts supporters to debate Mike Ashley protests

Responding to news that Newcastle United have sold out their FA Cup fourth-round tie at home to Oxford United, many Magpies fans have been divided over the Mike Ashley protests as their team gear up to play in front of a full house. 

Manager Steve Bruce confirmed to the Newcastle Chronicle [11:06] that St. James’ Park will be sold out for their clash with the League One minnows, prompting supporters to debate whether the Ashley ownership protests are indeed working.

Throughout the campaign, Magpies supporters have been boycotting home games in an attempt to oust controversial magnate Ashley from the club’s hierarchy, with the Sports Direct owner’s reign gradually being met with hostility since his takeover in 2007.

However, given the fact that Newcastle will play in front of 50,000 home supporters, fans have questioned whether the protests are still in full swing whilst simultaneously debating the merit of them in general.

Find all of their best comments from Twitter down below.

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Emilio, 28 - Snack Media journalist who graduated with first class honours from the University of Central Lancashire in 2019. Lifelong Man City supporter.

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