Newcastle followers embark on 10-hour London spherical journey for takeover protest with Ant and Dec and the remainder of their large fanbase behind them as Amanda Staveley joins talkSPORT to ship robust message

A whole lot of Newcastle followers headed to the streets of London on Friday calling for transparency of their takeover course of.

The NUFC Transparency Protest group set off from St James’ Park at 5am as they headed south to the capital.

Magpie supporters had been located exterior Parliament Sq. and Downing Road demanding the membership’s arbitration case in regards to the change of possession is heard in public.

Geordie fanatics, Ant and Dec, took to social media to again the supporters staging a march.

Ant and Dec’s message, through their Twitter account, learn: “All they’re asking for is transparency across the arbitration concerning Newcastle takeover.

“Why would the Premier League not need that too if followers actually are ‘the lifeblood of the sport’? What’s there to cover? Good luck.”

A outstanding member of the shopping for consortium PCP, Amanda Staveley, joined talkSPORT on Friday to ship a powerful message to Newcastle followers in regards to the takeover saga.

Staveley engaged in a heated dialogue with former Crystal Palace proprietor Simon Jordan on air, with the latter accusing her of ‘rabble rousing’ to a ‘gullible fanbase’.

“We’re wanting ahead to welcoming you into St James’ Park and we’re wanting ahead to attempting to get this transaction over the wall – and it’ll do.

“We’re all there, we’re all keen about Newcastle, all of the consortium members are, I’ve made that very clear in my final two interviews.”

I’ve made my factors very clear to the federal government and I feel the arbitration is vital,” she defined.

“We would like this transaction and we wish to very a lot have the ability to put money into the membership, to put money into the north, and put money into Newcastle. There’s no purpose why that may’t go forward.

“Clearly this arbitration course of is crucial, and I feel that’s the reason all of us wish to see what’s going on between the Premier League and Mike [Ashley].”