Newcastle United urge fans to refrain from wearing Arab-style attire to celebrate takeover | Football News
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Newcastle asks fans to stop wearing imitation Arab clothing: It's culturally inappropriate | Marca
Newcastle's new owners make U-turn on fans warning after just three days - Mirror Online
Newcastle urge fans not to wear Arabic clothing or headdresses at matches
Newcastle carry out U-turn and say fans can wear Arab-style clothing at matches - Independent.ie
Newcastle United urges fans to not wear mock Arab head coverings following Saudi takeover | CNN
Culturally inappropriate': Newcastle urge fans to avoid traditional Arabic attire at games, release statement - Sports News
Newcastle urge fans to avoid 'culturally inappropriate' clothing at games | Newcastle United | The Guardian
Newcastle United takeover: Fans urged to stop wearing 'Arabic clothing' in honour of new Saudi owners
Newcastle United transfer rumours: Christian Pulisic update and two Inter Milan stars linked - Chronicle Live
Newcastle fans has special robe made in Qatar | Daily Mail Online
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Three players who could be Newcastle's 'Robinho signing' as fans pick first choice - Daily Star
Newcastle perform u-turn over fans wearing Saudi-inspired clothing as club's new owners 'appreciate the overt statements of support' as Toon Army continue takeover celebrations against Crystal Palace
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Newcastle are now a vehicle for Saudi Arabia's sportswashing - not the club of Keegan, Shearer or Gascoigne
