No theme in the back pages, as it has been really for a few weeks, is the proposed takeover of Newcastle United.

But this morning, across a few of the back page, it comes in the form of pressure on the Premier League to block the deal.

That belief is that the takeover is the last remaining hurdle for the takeover, that that the Premier League's improper persons test Amnesty International are among.

Those said a deal should not be permitted on ethical grounds.

In fact, in a letter to Richard Masters, the chief executive of the Premier League Amnesty UK director Karen Allen, right?

And that's quoted in The Telegraph.

So long as these questions concerning Saudi Arabia's human rights record remain unaddressed, the premier Li is putting itself at risk of becoming a patsy of those who want to use the glamour and prestige of the Premier League to cover up.

Actions are deeply immoral in breach of international law and the odds with the values of the Premier League on the wider football community.

There's also pressure from one of the league's biggest overseas broadcast partners being sport Qatar, based on they've written to the league as well, asking for the sound to be blocked.

And that's a story from mine.

Ziegler in The Times now.

Another aspect to this also picked up in the papers in a telegram from Duke Edwards, who's very well connected up there, Steve Bruce, saying I don't quite know where Looks got the story from, but sad to say is well connected that he does not expect to be part of the long term plans.

And that's backed up in the Mirror story by Darren Lewis, who suggests that in reciprocity, no is now the first choice off the new owners.

So that's why I wanted to bring the guys in If we start with you, Graham, when we get to next season and if the new owners are in place, who couldn't should be in the dugout.

If it does happen, Steve Bruce should be.

They should give him a cracker.

I think he's done a fantastic job up there with them limited resources under under pressure all the time.

You know being in that job, it's a difficult job.

Um, nothing.

You perform really well, but asses the wind football, new people coming in well, what their own men would not be right across the football Cup.

They want to do things differently.

I would imagine what someone who's deemed to be sex, your name, a bigger name.

Some was maybe a bit more in a game that doesn't guarantee him.

Success, as always, will come down to what players that can attract their on bond.

I think I ever get a big budget to work with.

I still think of tracks in the very best up to Newcastle.

Difficult unless you wanna freedom way beyond the going Rick.

And I think that I think a zits being the case for a long time Newcastle have had to pay a premium to get good place to got that where the very best was built there.

I'm sure, you know, go back to my 10 1 is a player Nobody wanted to play for a London club.

You know, we weren't gonna Sadosky that would allow you to go on a shopping area most season and live in the next pretty area Kensington area.

So no one you know, one of your new love it that's all changed now because the kind of money that let's get to the that can afford the very best.

It's on offer down there.

So, you know, attracted the very best that there would be difficult going forward and, as always, will have to be a premium, distracted players up there.

Steve Bruce, Jaime Indian Post.

But just Jeremy.

Your thoughts is part Latino realistic.

Should Steve Bruce be given a longer run?

I only stomach range coming from, I think everyone in football when something like this happen, General was feel like the guy use already there should be, given the crack of the weapons is being managing on the constraints, financial ones, with Mike Ashley being they're not the only manager.

Lots of managers before we always say, really deserves a crackers.

I get Graham.

I think it's in a really good job on the difficult circumstances.

But if you're the new owner common in and you've got a lot of money as going to mention that he should be given the crack of the whip to go and spend that money, what if you look back?

It may be among city situation, I think always commented, very aware of no 1% in the apple cart and maybe causing headlines and changing Amanda Street away.

But I think my you stayed in the job for probably six months in one city.

It was inevitable.

At some stage it would change.

I don't think I'm being unfair on Steve Priest when I say it's inevitable.

Manager Maybe he's got a better CVI.

Or maybe when the Champions League, if this how high new Castor think it will eventually come into that job.

So sometimes I look, I didn't think if you're the owner of actual when you're on a comet in rather than give the man who is not, you know, man, a man who was probably not universally loved by the Newcastle funds, rightly or wrongly, would you give him two or 300 million in that fresh summer first season?

Really, even if you want fully committed that he was going to be your man going forward easy, then bring in the place in the you.

Or maybe the next manager feel could take that call before then.

It's into that thing of actually changing 70 plays into it, and you don't be doing that as in the ownership.

So, yes, you don't see managers go, but I think any manager or any even Newcastle supporter If a new owner corners and you have to exactly, maybe one of brings all my niche.

That may make it difficult for Steve, Beach Producer said.

You don't wanna almost keep him there to appease people in the dark and negative reaction if they think he's the right man back.

Um, massively.

But if no, make that change that you're club, you've commented, you know you're calling the shots.

Graham known the difficulties of that job and the challenges you sometimes unique.

That Newcastle manager's face it.

Steve Bruce Wassily.

Do you think he would do so with his reputation enhanced?

I think so.

I think everyone realizes he worked in very difficult circumstances.

You know that the card were determined to get a new order or are determined to get you owner, And I think there was a feeling on its not every match, their most match days.

There was a session for works, not boast in the stadium towards directors.

Most was on Mike Ashley's presence.

So I think he's on a marvelous job under very, very different, difficult circumstances.

It's a difficult job anyway.

I think it was compounded by the fact the supporters wanted new orders.

Very difficult job you castle.

Ask.

Lots of managers have found up on myself included.