Takeover arbitration is due to take place this month against a backdrop of calls for the process to play out in public.
Newcastle owner Mike Ashley is desperate to sell to the consortium being bankrolled by the Saudi Arabian PIF with Amanda Staveley's PCP Capital Partners set to take a 10% stake.
But the Premier League mothballed the deal last year with concerns over who ultimately runs the PIF and which directors should be named.
Now the deal is being taken to arbitration - but no-one involved with the buying are happy with the way it is being conducted.
Last week Amanda Staveley publicly called for transparency in the arbitration process - following hot on the heels of Mike Ashley calling for the process to be open.
Newcastle fans will travel to London on Friday to press home the case as Staveley once again calls on supporters to contact their MPs and push for transparency.
The Chronicle want to know how you feel about the process. We have spoken in support of transparency but what is the feeling the fanbase?
And do you have a message for Richard Masters - or Staveley?
This is a quick turnaround survey so we can represent fans views on our front page. Fill in our survey before Friday to have your say.
