Fun88 logo on youth team kits
An Athol Street firm is at the centre of controversy over its links with Newcastle United.
The Premier League side has been charged by the FA for using betting website Fun88's logo on its youth team kits - a move in breach of its advertising standards.
Fun88, which is owned by Douglas-based TGP Holdings, has been Newcastle's main sponsor since last year.
The club has until 27 March to respond.
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