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Published 08:00 19 May 2015 BST
Updated 18:21 19 May 2015 BST

Owner Mike Ashley is keen to push through the plans which will see the club ditch their dreary monochrome image for a more vibrant look. The scheme has been nicknamed 'Operation Teddy Bear'.
Fans will be excited to know that plans include ditching a sponsor in year four to restore integrity to the shirt, that will incorporate a Sports Direct logo as an organic feature.

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