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Well it dragged on just long enough for administrators to get paid nicely, us to lose players for peanuts, Gibson to maximise our suffering. 
But now it seems close to everyone including Mel to actually allowing us to exist
I'm struggling to say th... tha... tha..nk.. yo
Nah, I'll try again when we rebuild the club brick by brick

I’ll take that as a ‘no’, then.

I’ll take that as a ‘no’, then.

As much as I love beer in all its glory, isn’t there somewhere else where you can discuss it, and leave this thread for the endless Takeover speculation?

I’ll take that as a ‘no’, then.

As much as I love beer in all its glory, isn’t there somewhere else where you can discuss it, and leave this thread for the endless Takeover speculation?

As much as I love beer in all its glory, isn’t there somewhere else where you can discuss it, and leave this thread for the endless Takeover speculation?

I’ll take that as a ‘no’, then.

I’ll take that as a ‘no’, then.

As much as I love beer in all its glory, isn’t there somewhere else where you can discuss it, and leave this thread for the endless Takeover speculation?

Or the EFL take away our league membership because we can’t fulfil our fixtures, which would mean no takeover could happen.

It’s a Steve Gibson finger in the air job.

Wayne looks more like Billy Davies.

You're my sweetest honey.  My one true love.
My brightest star, from high above.
But despite all that, I have to tell,
I'd much rather duck the EFL.
 
To you my dear, I pledge to thee
My heart, my love, from bended knee.
But I'm rather busy.  I've plenty on.
As I try to claw back the twenty one.
 
It's been a battle, but we remain as one.
Regrets behind us, now all gone.
Hearts once broken, but now on the mend,
And just like Derby, we'll fight to the end. 
 
 
 

It would be a big gamble for fans buying a ST not knowing who, or even if, we have an owner next season, but I’m sure the majority, like me, would purchase one to give us the breathing space, and scupper the EFL plan of pulling the plug without having to make a decision on the parasite’s claims against us.

Although the one used by MM wasn’t, and still isn’t against any EFL or general accountancy rules, the policy MM used was passed as OK by a DC which made up of experts in the field of accountancy. So, under pressure from Gobshite, the league appealed to an LAP, which consisted of no experts in the field, who unsurprisingly found it breached a general accountancy policy which doesn’t even mention the amortisation policy used by DCFC, which incidentally had been signed off for three years by the league themselves. Finding us guilty retrospectively also gave us no opportunity to adjust our spending to bring it in a line with a different method of amortisation.
oh, and the original claim by Gibbon face was against the stadium sale, which we were also not guilty of breaching any of the current EFL rules.

Although the one used by MM wasn’t, and still isn’t against any EFL or general accountancy rules, the policy MM used was passed as OK by a DC which made up of experts in the field of accountancy. So, under pressure from Gobshite, the league appealed to an LAP, which consisted of no experts in the field, who unsurprisingly found it breached a general accountancy policy which doesn’t even mention the amortisation policy used by DCFC, which incidentally had been signed off for three years by the league themselves. Finding us guilty retrospectively also gave us no opportunity to adjust our spending to bring it in a line with a different method of amortisation.
oh, and the original claim by Gibbon face was against the stadium sale, which we were also not guilty of breaching any of the current EFL rules.

Although the one used by MM wasn’t, and still isn’t against any EFL or general accountancy rules, the policy MM used was passed as OK by a DC which made up of experts in the field of accountancy. So, under pressure from Gobshite, the league appealed to an LAP, which consisted of no experts in the field, who unsurprisingly found it breached a general accountancy policy which doesn’t even mention the amortisation policy used by DCFC, which incidentally had been signed off for three years by the league themselves. Finding us guilty retrospectively also gave us no opportunity to adjust our spending to bring it in a line with a different method of amortisation.
oh, and the original claim by Gibbon face was against the stadium sale, which we were also not guilty of breaching any of the current EFL rules.

Morris is the reason we are in administration. Gibson is the reason we can't get out of it. 
Expediting his claims and getting them heard may be the pragmatic solution, but let's be clear: I (and most Derby fans) think these claims are spurious, completely unprecedented (no club has ever "sued" another over P+S breaches), motivated by personal malice, and being exploited by Gibson to mete out his own personal "punishment" to a club facing liquidation.  

The Gibbon knows he has no case, there is no precedent for his actions and he knows he will lose in a court of law. But that is not his motive, he doesn't care about any pay out. His sole motive is to prevent for as long as possible the Derby takeover. He is a very sad and bitter man. You should be pressurising him, as football fans, to end the nonsense.

He'll only accept it if it goes through the EFL's arbitration system, not a proper legal system.
If he didn't want our club to go out of business there would be no claim, or there would be claims against other clubs too. There would be no hiding behind EFL processes.

I agree with you 100%, but the only way they’ll have a chance of winning is in their kangaroo court.

But of course they won’t, this is the EFL we’re talking about after all.

I agree with you 100%, but the only way they’ll have a chance of winning is in their kangaroo court.

You could have told him to spell check the title ?