Newcastle United are not understood to be expecting any contact from Premier League supremo Richard Masters in the aftermath of the court case involving LIV Golf and the PGA Tour.
As reported yesterday on Chronicle Live, it is "business as usual" behind the scenes at St James' Park with the Magpies preparing for their important encounter with Manchester United. The LIV Golf case was brought back into the public domain this week by Eltham's MP Clive Efford in in Westminster for a DCMS evidence session following the fan-led review of football governance.
Masters stated he could not comment on whether Newcastle's ownership would be "reviewed" but we understand those steps have not been taken at this stage and the chatter surrounding LIV Golf seems like more noise around United's 2021 appointed directors.
