Alan Shearer is fed-up waiting for Newcastle United to resolve their ownership.
The Guardian says it is understood that at least two of three would-be buyers are keen to employ Shearer as manager but the owner, Mike Ashley, has refused to install him while negotiations progress in case a purchaser wanting an alternative manager materialises.
"Alan's tearing his hair out," said a source. "The days keep passing and still nothing happens."
Wait la, Profitable Group coming. 
i thought his hair has already been torn apart already when he is younger
Originally posted by omgukilledkenny:Wait la, Profitable Group coming.
steve mahon appointed as chairman of newcastle lol
if he is appointed as chairman, will he fly back to newcastle or remain in sg to appear in ESPN football pundit?
Originally posted by marcteng:steve mahon appointed as chairman of newcastle lol
if he is appointed as chairman, will he fly back to newcastle or remain in sg to appear in ESPN football pundit?
Put shebby singh in charge!
Originally posted by omgukilledkenny:Put shebby singh in charge!
ya lol so that mahon can remain in sg as pundit.
shebby is director in Profitable Group?
Originally posted by marcteng:ya lol so that mahon can remain in sg as pundit.
shebby is director in Profitable Group?
no idea, didnt even know mcmahon was a director actually.
Originally posted by omgukilledkenny:no idea, didnt even know mcmahon was a director actually.
he is a commercial director there. the company has about 100 staff. it even has a subsidiary, the company who bring liverpool to sg for the friendly. I think Mahon uses his connections with liverpool and made this happen.
Who wouldn't be?
TIME'S UP ... Alan Shearer is fed up over the lack of communication from Newcastle
The furious Toon idol has no firm idea who is involved in the bidding to take over the relegated Magpies and feels isolated by owner Mike Ashley and managing director Derek Llambias.
The Sun can also reveal:
Shearer has held secret talks with the BBC about returning to Match of the Day.
He is sickened at the way Joey Barton has been allowed back at the club.
He feels it is already too late to rebuild the side with the new season just four weeks away.
Shearer was hailed as the messiah when he accepted Ashley's challenge to try to keep Newcastle in the Premier League with only eight games to go.
But his mission failed and he finds himself playing golf while Ashley tries to find a new owner.
Shearer, who fell out with Barton after the midfielder was sent off at Liverpool, has not been seen at the club this summer as Chris Hughton has taken charge of pre-season training.
A close pal of Shearer's said: "Communication would appear not to be Ashley's strength.
"He and Llambias have kept Alan guessing but time is running out if he is to return and install his plans for a promotion charge.
"The Toon fans look upon him as 'The Messiah'. But he can hardly work a miracle when he's being frozen out by Ashley.
"And he feels betrayed at the way Joey Barton has been allowed to return to training. That's a real kick in the teeth for Alan."
Malaysian businessman Ananda Krishnan yesterday became the latest person to deny reports he is interested in purchasing the club for a knockdown £100m.
But the Singapore-based Profitable Group confirmed they have tabled a bid.