By Colin Young Now read Martin Samuel's column on Joe Kinnear's departure from Newcastle The extent of the chaos that engulfed Joe Kinnear's reign as Necastle United's director of football has now emerged after the 67-year-old walked out on the role on Monday night. The former Wimbledon manager left St James’ Park for the last time this week after failing to bring in a single permanent signing in two transfer windows. The deterioration of his relationship with owner Mike Ashley brought his tenure to an end and Newcastle currently have no plans to replace Kinnear. Game over: Joe Kinnear (right) left Newcastle after his relationship under Mike Ashley became strained
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Newcastle owner Mike Ashley grew tired of Joe Kinnear's approach
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Reports emerge of Kinnear claiming he had deal for Mohamed Salah in place
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Owner and director of football clashed over fee for Yohan Cabaye
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Fans incensed Newcastle failed to replace midfielder by end of window
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Kinnear told fans not to worry about Tim Krul leaving because he already had three world-class goalkeepers in the pipeline
That deal proved the final straw for Ashley because @placeholder agreed a fee for Cabaye.