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.
9. Buy now, pay later
Not only do they want it on the cheap - they also want to pay in instalments. £125m down payment with the remaining £175m over three years. Lads, you're not buying a sofa, this is a football club! | Getty Images Photo: -
10. A European return in four years?
On page 41 the financial model assumptions are laid out - and it's fair to say they're ambitious. 12th this season, 10th next, 9th in 2021-22, and two 7th-placed finishes for 2022-23 and 2023-24. Europa League back on Tyneside by 2023? | Getty Images Photo: -
11. St James's Park will remain the Sports Direct Arena in all but name
This is one which will stick in the throats of Newcastle United fans - the buyers will allow Sports Direct signs to remain for the three years of instalments. | Getty Images Photo: Stu Forster