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6 minutes ago, QuitYourJibbaJivin said:

 

So the EFL believe the claims should be classed as football debt, did I read that right? So literally any number that WW or MFC plucked out of their heads, we’d have to pay? 

I’d assume that would be the part that arbitration would decide. Are they due any and how much. 

2 hours ago, Animal is a Ram said:

I suspect they may be blowing into the wind with this one - but credit to them for trying.

 

EDIT - Beaten to it by @angieram 

They just love having their tummy ticked by the EFL 

Disappointing to lose him if he goes, but a million quid and a loan back is ok. 
 

it also puts the academy process in a good light in some ways with parents seeing a clear pathway for players who have been ejected by other clubs coming to Derby, improving and then getting moves to the premier league. 

It was the older heads who seemed to be affected the most in the first half, not the younger ones

I assume the secret supporters meeting has finished now?

11 hours ago, Gee SCREAMER !! said:

2018 was the agreement so not sure about that.  Think it can be up to 10 years regardless based on precedent. Seems we now have one. Not that I'm arsed unless we have to send on Gibsons bill.  

You benefitted when the EFL thought more like this 

EFL chief executive Shaun Harvey said: "In agreeing to the settlement above, the board was conscious that the financial burden placed on the club had to be manageable

This is outside of the usual legal setting. The EFL have already decided that football takes precedent over legality so it looks like fair game for Derby too sure Qpr 

10 minutes ago, Crewton said:

There's so many gems in that interview with the Brizzle CEO, but I think my particular favourite is how Covid has destroyed their ability to make millions from selling players, rather than the fact that they're crap and they've got very few players anyone wants.

Well, matey, Covid has put us into Administration and meant that other clubs are trying to sign our best players for peanuts, so pardon me if I don't shed a tear at your predicament.

They bought when values were high, and have to sell when values are low.

Anyone trading will know that that's the way markets sometimes go.

36 minutes ago, Yani P said:

Seriously guys get a grip ?

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Tropical!

If the EFL did bring in a rule change to allow for COVID, then surely Derby would have grounds to ask for at least some of the points back?

Reading currently being pumped 6-0 at home tonight by Fulham 

Gibson is trying it on. 

I know it, you know it. twit knows he’ll fail

But he has the backing of the EFL. 

So what can we do? Protest?

Or hope that Ashley/Appleby take him on?

Nothing?

Hopefully Gibson will back down

And duck off

Soon. 

And 

Possibly he’ll realise he’s being a twit.

Unless he’s happy being a twit?

But he deserves falling over into dog poo

Every day for the rest of his life. 

Hopefully our time will come

Even if it takes a few years

And we can put boro back in their place

Derby County will live on. 

38 minutes ago, Wignall12 said:

Challenge their Authority ? 

There's a Boro' on the board isn't there ? ....please correct me if wrong . CONFLICT OF INTEREST ?!!?

The same as we had a man on the board for years?

Or, he’s not really injured and a concrete offer has come in so he’s chosen not to play. Ironically, so he doesn’t get injured. 

18 minutes ago, RoyMac5 said:

Hope so. But Rooney does also like to keep 'peripheral players' fit and ready.

And he’s gone and got himself injured in the warm up. ?

Someone’s obviously come to watch Marshall play

14 minutes ago, RadioactiveWaste said:

Wasn't one of the Yahoo guys involved in the GSE ownership?

Yep, Jeff mallet I think it was

2 hours ago, RoyMac5 said:

Who he then @Ghost of Clough?

18y/o. signed him from Rangers in the summer. Ex-Arsenal. Loves a goal from the right wing.

His agents working hard. Another club linked over the weekend. 

The EFL can’t stop a club coming out of administration except by blocking the potential owners through their ownership tests

A permanent DCFC museum is quite frankly, a waste of time and money. Which is why it hasn’t been done. 
how many people would visit it when it opens? Let’s be generous and say every Derby fan will go so the capacity of Pride park. Plus their families, so 90k? How many realistically outside of the Derby fan base will go once? Hardly any. A few football nerds. 
once you’ve been once, you’re not likely to go again. 
 

a much better idea is to do pop-up exhibitions every so often in line with major events in the past. Keep it fresh and evolving rather than the same stuff in the same places 

Leave CKR in his role as the new peschisolido. 

8 hours ago, G STAR RAM said:

They are not providing a service to the fans and are not answerable to us in anyway.

The service they are providing is for the creditors.

I think this is what many are failing to see.

And they should be informing the employees before the general public anyway

The schools go back this week so the nonense will hopefully subside a bit with the fake ITK accounts not able to use their phones during double maths. 

What about this as part of it?