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1 hour ago, Unlucky Alf said:
They say there's no fool like an old fool, And if it works for you then fare play, I've only borrowed once...a mortgage, 1st house £11.5k sold it for £37k around 1987, Bought and sold 7 property's since...made money on them all, Divorced split the proceeds 60/40 in her favour and I kept my RR shares ?
I'm one of those that don't like institutions knowing my business...is that good or bad? who knows, My life has worked for me, Comfortable without being extravagant, My Barclays Premium Debit Card takes care of my needs and wants ?
You sound like a genuinely interesting and fascinating man. I’d like to find out a little more about you; What was your mothers maiden name? Your first school? And first pets name. And, I’d really love to see a pic of a real Barclays premium debit card- any chance you could just take a pic please and DM it. Thanks!
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4 minutes ago, Oldben said:
Hasn't Q failed in terms of not giving the fans enough information and I've not seen any information from them to the fans about the process.
I think we’d all agree they’ve done a great job. I personally have been pleasantly surprised at how quickly things have moved forward - just like they said we fans would be a few months ago.
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17 minutes ago, B4ev6is said:
I think be different this time derby play some good football now.
All 5 of them.
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6 minutes ago, Ramos said:
Maybe MM has finally given up control.
Yes. He’s moved on. Looking for a short term lease of Bethan Lee, I heard. A very short term lease.
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Clearly fancies playing golf with Gareth Bale.
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25 minutes ago, Ram1988 said:
Has there been any sort of progress today?
Yes.
Fewer puns and memes.
So, not necessarily good progress.
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13 minutes ago, Mostyn6 said:
hang on, who said he'd failed the anti laundering checks? For all you know, his money is still held up and he just gave up to allow the club to move on.
I’m still not sure he ever transferred any money. And, if he did, it would be a surprise if he pulled the money back.
My view is he apparently has issues that we all know about in paying people in his existing businesses (and perhaps bigger financial problems) and because of this he got cold feet and needed an out. Which, in this instance was the ‘money laundering checks’- that are very, very difficult to disprove.
It was also some time ago that he ceased communicating with fans too. Why was that? Again, I think the ‘cold feet’ argument applies here too.
As always, happy to be proven wrong.
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19 minutes ago, Elwood P Dowd said:
What it’s like to follow the Rams
The Scream
by Edvard Munch
With apologies to Edvard Munch…
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Have you noticed he’s changed one of the pictures on his Twitter profile:
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Kirchner was a tyre kicker. Owns a global logistic business but apparently couldn’t transfer what is actually a very small sum of money in the world of international transfers.
Yeah right.
There wasn’t any apparent issue recently when the new American Chelsea owners shipped over their *billions* to buy that club.
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Rosenior: ‘See ya, wouldn’t wanna be ya’
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1 minute ago, IslandExile said:
So yesterday, our font of all knowledge and information, Nixon, said that today would be critical for CK's bid.
Still nothing.
Yes. His bid is in critical condition in intensive care.
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42 minutes ago, derby8 said:
1976 now.
Does anyone remember score, etc of Derby v. Go Ahead Deventer in August 1976.
Have the complete record books but they don't include friendlies.
No. But to be honest, I can’t remember any of last season either.
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It’s interesting from the perspective of who would Rooney replace him with? It’s worth remembering that Rosenior was never really Rooneys appointment (or that’s how it appeared at least), and although they looked like they worked well together, this could give Rooney the opportunity to stamp his mark on the club even more. If he stays, of course.
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12 minutes ago, Mostyn6 said:
quite bizarrely a colleague of mine has suggested that fans of other clubs, namely Macclesfield and Bury, maybe others, are angry that EFL are "HELPING", yes, Helping Derby County! ?
I bet the Derby Junction fans can’t wait to stick their oar in too.
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Trevor Birch and his assistant have arrived at Pride Park.
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6 minutes ago, DavesaRam said:
“The best interests of the EFL” is the issue here. Are they suggesting that Q aren’t exactly working up a sweat to get this job done? Or have they seen another chance to complete their agenda, and drive us into liquidation? After all, the only realisable assets are the player’s registrations, which have to be sold for a reasonable amount, which goes into the EFL’s pockets. So its win, win for them.
I think the opposite. It’s dawning on the EFL that liquidation is a possibility and they have played their part in kicking the club repeatedly when it’s down (whether justifiably or not). As I said on a previous post, if DCFC were to fold, the EFL as a governing body will be toast, as will all other UK football governing bodies, and their rules and practices in future will be subject to far greater government oversight.
My belief is therefore that the EFL are acting in self preservation.
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26 minutes ago, Rammy03 said:
I wonder if Me was with Mini-Me Morris?
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Chris Kirchner Apology
in Derby County Forum
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No, he’s just rude.
In all seriousness, he will feel that he doesn’t need to justify or explain his actions to us fans just because he hasn’t purchased the club. Nor will he. As far as he’s concerned, I’m sure it’s just a business deal that didn’t happen.