This time it's a familiar face fronting it up with former Manchester United and Chelsea chief Peter Kenyon flanked by the money men of GACP in the shape of Joseph DaGrosa Jnr, David Neithardt and Hugo Varela.
Last night a dossier was leaked to the press detailing their proposals for a takeover of United, and their promises to investors in the project.
Here we take a forensic look at the document and reveal the inaccuracies, errors and bold claims made by the group.
5. Rewriting history
The brochure makes claims that United have "spent 87 of the past 89 seasons in the highest rank of English football". Let's just forget about the spells in Division Two in the 1960s, 70s and 80s, then. | Getty Images Photo: -
6. Claims they group want to boost revenues
The investment firm aim to grow Newcastle's overall revenue by £70-75million over the next five years. Commercial revenues from £22m to £61m. | JPIMedia Photo: -
7. Increasing the global brand - bold claims
Kenyon & Co eye NUFC getting involved in pre-season tournaments such as the International Champions Cup. Only Arsenal, Manchester United & Tottenham Hotspur are involved at present from England. They see this as a way to increase Newcastle's global brand. | Getty Images Photo: Matthew Lewis
8. GACP want the club on the CHEAP!
Hmmmm. The price. This one could well prove a massive sticking point. £300million, really? Mike Ashley wanted around £350m not too long ago - and he doesn't seem a man for reducing his demands. | Getty Images Photo: NICOLAS TUCAT