RAM1966

Could never see Rooney leaving mid season however once the season is over whether we are still in the championship or League One Rooney may think he has done his job.What he has achieved this season will not have gone unnoticed by other owners.

Can you be more specific, is it imminent, 48 hours, shortly, will we be pleasantly surprised ??‍♂️

Not if it’s on vibrate?

Congratulations on a decent debut Malcolm , a goal would have been fully deserved

Get in
We are still fighting till the end all the way in.

You are an inspiration @B4ev6is; I’m sorry to hear of your pain; keep going and keep fighting. I hope you feel better soon. Rams will deliver you goals and points today to perk you up. ?

Hope you enjoy doing the bounce today B4. We bounce till the end.

Let’s hope we can score some late goals again if needed.

Id be very surprised if this were true, MSD have always been clear that they loan money to FCs with no wish yo buy a club.
That said though they are owed about £25m, so it may be a route they consider, to protect their initial investment.  I would expect it to be a very tightly run ship similar to Mr Applebys modus operandi.....
Hope Aahley gets it, he won't piss about, PL will be achieved in quick order.....

Try companies house website....  https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/00049139/filing-history

Id be very surprised if this were true, MSD have always been clear that they loan money to FCs with no wish yo buy a club.
That said though they are owed about £25m, so it may be a route they consider, to protect their initial investment.  I would expect it to be a very tightly run ship similar to Mr Applebys modus operandi.....
Hope Aahley gets it, he won't piss about, PL will be achieved in quick order.....

Nah. He spent as much time on the ground as he did on his feet. Bambi was more sure footed.

Like your optimistic thinking!!!!

I do not think we are going to have a PB named now until we know which league we are in.  The club is obviously worth much more with championship status, so Q will want to make sure of which league we are in....
Meanwhile players out of contract in the summer will sign pre-contracts with other clubs

I think the EFL feel they've weathered the storm.  Whatever happens, we need to keep the pressure on the EFL.
Wholesale changes MUST happen to protect the game.....  Strating with:
Stricter regulation of the EFLs own rules is required, they are too slow to act!
Changes to loans - No loans at all unless they relate to purchases of Stadium or upgrades to Training facilities.
Player purchases need to be budgeted and paid for in full, during the current seasons books.  This will protect major assets thatbare owned by the club.
Stadiums should be barred from income when sold to stay within P&S rules.  
Points deductions must be reviewed, hammering a club twice, ensuring in  mamy cases you get demoted twice in 2 years should be scrapped, it will in many cases will lead to the death of a football club.  When demoted that should be deemed punishment enough.  Maybe place a 2 year ban on promotion back to the league you've been relegated from, instead shoukd be punishment enough.
Allow physical cash investment in playing squads, providing its not financed against the club or it assets in anyway whatsoever.  This stops the likes of rich owners, making soft loans to football clubs.
In the event of a stadium sale, it should not be too a business or an individual connected to the owner, family or friends thier of, nor sold on to any of the above for obvious reasons.  It could in theory make any Administration process too dificult.
The EFL is not fit for purpose, it acts like some kind of Victorian headmaster, there to ridicule and punish rather than guide.
We MUST continue to back the fan led review and dispatch these dinosaurs on rediculous wages.  A new professional regulator MUST be brought in....
Yes Morris to stop people like you doing what you have!

I think the EFL feel they've weathered the storm.  Whatever happens, we need to keep the pressure on the EFL.
Wholesale changes MUST happen to protect the game.....  Strating with:
Stricter regulation of the EFLs own rules is required, they are too slow to act!
Changes to loans - No loans at all unless they relate to purchases of Stadium or upgrades to Training facilities.
Player purchases need to be budgeted and paid for in full, during the current seasons books.  This will protect major assets thatbare owned by the club.
Stadiums should be barred from income when sold to stay within P&S rules.  
Points deductions must be reviewed, hammering a club twice, ensuring in  mamy cases you get demoted twice in 2 years should be scrapped, it will in many cases will lead to the death of a football club.  When demoted that should be deemed punishment enough.  Maybe place a 2 year ban on promotion back to the league you've been relegated from, instead shoukd be punishment enough.
Allow physical cash investment in playing squads, providing its not financed against the club or it assets in anyway whatsoever.  This stops the likes of rich owners, making soft loans to football clubs.
In the event of a stadium sale, it should not be too a business or an individual connected to the owner, family or friends thier of, nor sold on to any of the above for obvious reasons.  It could in theory make any Administration process too dificult.
The EFL is not fit for purpose, it acts like some kind of Victorian headmaster, there to ridicule and punish rather than guide.
We MUST continue to back the fan led review and dispatch these dinosaurs on rediculous wages.  A new professional regulator MUST be brought in....
Yes Morris to stop people like you doing what you have!

The 'Sale' is wooden dollars transaction, basically, he technically sold the stadium to another company he owned for the value of £81.1M.  This was a paper transaction to write off  the soft loans (money pumped into the club to keep us afloat and avoid breaching P&S rules).
So where did the £81.1M go, nowhere it never really existed.  The difference between the old book value of the club was subtracted from the new one to balance out the loses....  
He did however have to factor in the Stamp Duty Land Tax to HMRC when purchasing tge stadium form himself to himself, shows the despiration of it all really, not the act of a shred businessman!
This needs outlawing to stop assets from football clubs being extracted to protect inept owners covering thier loses in tge event thst thier high stakes poker games do not pay off....

I think the EFL feel they've weathered the storm.  Whatever happens, we need to keep the pressure on the EFL.
Wholesale changes MUST happen to protect the game.....  Strating with:
Stricter regulation of the EFLs own rules is required, they are too slow to act!
Changes to loans - No loans at all unless they relate to purchases of Stadium or upgrades to Training facilities.
Player purchases need to be budgeted and paid for in full, during the current seasons books.  This will protect major assets thatbare owned by the club.
Stadiums should be barred from income when sold to stay within P&S rules.  
Points deductions must be reviewed, hammering a club twice, ensuring in  mamy cases you get demoted twice in 2 years should be scrapped, it will in many cases will lead to the death of a football club.  When demoted that should be deemed punishment enough.  Maybe place a 2 year ban on promotion back to the league you've been relegated from, instead shoukd be punishment enough.
Allow physical cash investment in playing squads, providing its not financed against the club or it assets in anyway whatsoever.  This stops the likes of rich owners, making soft loans to football clubs.
In the event of a stadium sale, it should not be too a business or an individual connected to the owner, family or friends thier of, nor sold on to any of the above for obvious reasons.  It could in theory make any Administration process too dificult.
The EFL is not fit for purpose, it acts like some kind of Victorian headmaster, there to ridicule and punish rather than guide.
We MUST continue to back the fan led review and dispatch these dinosaurs on rediculous wages.  A new professional regulator MUST be brought in....
Yes Morris to stop people like you doing what you have!

I think the EFL feel they've weathered the storm.  Whatever happens, we need to keep the pressure on the EFL.
Wholesale changes MUST happen to protect the game.....  Strating with:
Stricter regulation of the EFLs own rules is required, they are too slow to act!
Changes to loans - No loans at all unless they relate to purchases of Stadium or upgrades to Training facilities.
Player purchases need to be budgeted and paid for in full, during the current seasons books.  This will protect major assets thatbare owned by the club.
Stadiums should be barred from income when sold to stay within P&S rules.  
Points deductions must be reviewed, hammering a club twice, ensuring in  mamy cases you get demoted twice in 2 years should be scrapped, it will in many cases will lead to the death of a football club.  When demoted that should be deemed punishment enough.  Maybe place a 2 year ban on promotion back to the league you've been relegated from, instead shoukd be punishment enough.
Allow physical cash investment in playing squads, providing its not financed against the club or it assets in anyway whatsoever.  This stops the likes of rich owners, making soft loans to football clubs.
In the event of a stadium sale, it should not be too a business or an individual connected to the owner, family or friends thier of, nor sold on to any of the above for obvious reasons.  It could in theory make any Administration process too dificult.
The EFL is not fit for purpose, it acts like some kind of Victorian headmaster, there to ridicule and punish rather than guide.
We MUST continue to back the fan led review and dispatch these dinosaurs on rediculous wages.  A new professional regulator MUST be brought in....
Yes Morris to stop people like you doing what you have!

I think the EFL feel they've weathered the storm.  Whatever happens, we need to keep the pressure on the EFL.
Wholesale changes MUST happen to protect the game.....  Strating with:
Stricter regulation of the EFLs own rules is required, they are too slow to act!
Changes to loans - No loans at all unless they relate to purchases of Stadium or upgrades to Training facilities.
Player purchases need to be budgeted and paid for in full, during the current seasons books.  This will protect major assets thatbare owned by the club.
Stadiums should be barred from income when sold to stay within P&S rules.  
Points deductions must be reviewed, hammering a club twice, ensuring in  mamy cases you get demoted twice in 2 years should be scrapped, it will in many cases will lead to the death of a football club.  When demoted that should be deemed punishment enough.  Maybe place a 2 year ban on promotion back to the league you've been relegated from, instead shoukd be punishment enough.
Allow physical cash investment in playing squads, providing its not financed against the club or it assets in anyway whatsoever.  This stops the likes of rich owners, making soft loans to football clubs.
In the event of a stadium sale, it should not be too a business or an individual connected to the owner, family or friends thier of, nor sold on to any of the above for obvious reasons.  It could in theory make any Administration process too dificult.
The EFL is not fit for purpose, it acts like some kind of Victorian headmaster, there to ridicule and punish rather than guide.
We MUST continue to back the fan led review and dispatch these dinosaurs on rediculous wages.  A new professional regulator MUST be brought in....
Yes Morris to stop people like you doing what you have!

The 'Sale' is wooden dollars transaction, basically, he technically sold the stadium to another company he owned for the value of £81.1M.  This was a paper transaction to write off  the soft loans (money pumped into the club to keep us afloat and avoid breaching P&S rules).
So where did the £81.1M go, nowhere it never really existed.  The difference between the old book value of the club was subtracted from the new one to balance out the loses....  
He did however have to factor in the Stamp Duty Land Tax to HMRC when purchasing tge stadium form himself to himself, shows the despiration of it all really, not the act of a shred businessman!
This needs outlawing to stop assets from football clubs being extracted to protect inept owners covering thier loses in tge event thst thier high stakes poker games do not pay off....

I think the EFL feel they've weathered the storm.  Whatever happens, we need to keep the pressure on the EFL.
Wholesale changes MUST happen to protect the game.....  Strating with:
Stricter regulation of the EFLs own rules is required, they are too slow to act!
Changes to loans - No loans at all unless they relate to purchases of Stadium or upgrades to Training facilities.
Player purchases need to be budgeted and paid for in full, during the current seasons books.  This will protect major assets thatbare owned by the club.
Stadiums should be barred from income when sold to stay within P&S rules.  
Points deductions must be reviewed, hammering a club twice, ensuring in  mamy cases you get demoted twice in 2 years should be scrapped, it will in many cases will lead to the death of a football club.  When demoted that should be deemed punishment enough.  Maybe place a 2 year ban on promotion back to the league you've been relegated from, instead shoukd be punishment enough.
Allow physical cash investment in playing squads, providing its not financed against the club or it assets in anyway whatsoever.  This stops the likes of rich owners, making soft loans to football clubs.
In the event of a stadium sale, it should not be too a business or an individual connected to the owner, family or friends thier of, nor sold on to any of the above for obvious reasons.  It could in theory make any Administration process too dificult.
The EFL is not fit for purpose, it acts like some kind of Victorian headmaster, there to ridicule and punish rather than guide.
We MUST continue to back the fan led review and dispatch these dinosaurs on rediculous wages.  A new professional regulator MUST be brought in....
Yes Morris to stop people like you doing what you have!

I think the EFL feel they've weathered the storm.  Whatever happens, we need to keep the pressure on the EFL.
Wholesale changes MUST happen to protect the game.....  Strating with:
Stricter regulation of the EFLs own rules is required, they are too slow to act!
Changes to loans - No loans at all unless they relate to purchases of Stadium or upgrades to Training facilities.
Player purchases need to be budgeted and paid for in full, during the current seasons books.  This will protect major assets thatbare owned by the club.
Stadiums should be barred from income when sold to stay within P&S rules.  
Points deductions must be reviewed, hammering a club twice, ensuring in  mamy cases you get demoted twice in 2 years should be scrapped, it will in many cases will lead to the death of a football club.  When demoted that should be deemed punishment enough.  Maybe place a 2 year ban on promotion back to the league you've been relegated from, instead shoukd be punishment enough.
Allow physical cash investment in playing squads, providing its not financed against the club or it assets in anyway whatsoever.  This stops the likes of rich owners, making soft loans to football clubs.
In the event of a stadium sale, it should not be too a business or an individual connected to the owner, family or friends thier of, nor sold on to any of the above for obvious reasons.  It could in theory make any Administration process too dificult.
The EFL is not fit for purpose, it acts like some kind of Victorian headmaster, there to ridicule and punish rather than guide.
We MUST continue to back the fan led review and dispatch these dinosaurs on rediculous wages.  A new professional regulator MUST be brought in....
Yes Morris to stop people like you doing what you have!

VAR is used really effectively in Rugby, which is a much more complicated game. I think the main difference being that the refs are significantly better to start with, the touch judges are significantly better and the video refs are also significantly better. Technology is only at good as the people using it in this case for me. 
Football has to improve.
As for refereeing, I doubt we get more dodgy decisions than others to be honest. We didn't lose tonight because of the ref, we just lacked that bit of luck/quality in front of goal. We score first, we go on to win. You really get the rub when you're at the bottom.